Designs
An Anand Karaj takes place in the morning, in a gurdwara, and the celebration around it usually spans several days — a mehendi or ladies sangeet before, langar after, a reception later. Guests need to know not only where to be but when, because a ceremony that begins early leaves no room for a late arrival. These designs put each function on its own card within a single link, with the timing and venue attached to each.
The Anand Karaj gets its own start time and map pin rather than being one line on a crowded card — the detail most likely to be missed is the one given its own space.
Mehendi, the ceremony, langar and the reception each carry their own details and their own RSVP, so langar numbers can be planned separately from reception seating.
Invitations often open with a Sikh invocation and name elders before the couple. Every line is editable, so the form your family uses is preserved exactly.