Sikh Anand Karaj Invitations (ਅਨੰਦ ਕਾਰਜ)
Ik Onkar, Khanda Emblems & Royal Punjabi Heritage Borders
Available Designs (26)
← View All CategoriesA heritage gold-embroidered jharokha arch on ivory, rich with paisley and floral needlework.
A cream card bursting with hand-embroidered Phulkari folk colour.
A warm amber card radiant with the Khanda and Ik Onkar sunburst.
A rich brown-gold arch bordered in Phulkari colour for an Anand Karaj.
A navy and kesari-gold gurdwara arch with the Khanda crest and paisley borders.
Ik Onkar and Khanda emblem at apex, royal rust red and gold border with Gurbani blessings.
Dark royal gold theme with gleaming gilded borders and Gurbani quotes.
Cheerful mustard yellow with marigold garlands for Vatna / Haldi ceremony.
Festive Punjabi Jaago and Phulkari motif styling in vibrant emerald and gold banner.
Traditional crimson Kurmai card with Ik Onkar blessing and multi-box details.
Electric royal violet for energetic Punjabi Sangeet and Bhangra night.
Noble dark slate with imperial gold border suited for grand wedding receptions.
Crisp white paper texture, serene golden Khanda icon and clean modern layout.
Warm peach blossoms with delicate watercolor floral borders and gold lettering.
Auspicious Kesari (Saffron) hue with traditional Punjabi ornate multi-box borders.
Rich Rani Pink and gold hairline framing with an oversized Anand Karaj date treatment.
Turmeric gold with a violet hairline accent, built as a wide editorial Sangeet banner.
Turquoise and crimson Art Deco frame with a golden confetti burst, bright and modern for Anand Karaj.
Vivid fuchsia and forest green two-tone banner with a bouquet clipart, for a lively Mehndi evening.
Illustrated bride wearing the traditional red-and-white bridal chooda, groom in a rust sherwani with a tall front-peaked pagri — a proper Anand Karaj couple portrait.
Wide emerald banner pairing the illustrated couple portrait with festive Punjabi Mehndi and Jaago styling.
Electric violet card with the illustrated couple portrait for a Punjabi Sangeet and Bhangra night.
Traditional crimson card with the illustrated couple portrait for a Roka and Kurmai ceremony.
The classic royal palace arch card with the illustrated couple portrait — chooda bangles and pagri turban — in place of the Khanda emblem.
Crimson and gold paisley patrika card in the classic Punjabi print-shop style, boxed Kanya/Var/Mahurat/Sthan layout.
Dark gilded velvet with a gold paisley wash and a decorated ambari elephant — bazaar grandeur for a Sikh reception banquet.