Jain wedding
An invitation that opens with Jai Jinendra.
A Jain wedding invitation opens with a greeting to the Jinas and carries the family's celebrations around the ceremony. Choose the Jain tradition and it opens with ॥ जय जिनेन्द्र ॥ — and when the kitchen matters as much as it does at a Jain wedding, the reply asks the question the caterer needs answered.
॥ जय जिनेन्द्र ॥
Jai Jinendra
Honour to the Jinas, who conquered the self.
Meals, counted before the day
When you list meal options, every guest chooses one as they reply — Jain, vegetarian, or whatever else is on your menu — and the counts arrive with the replies, for each celebration.
Every celebration, and the right ones for each guest
Each celebration has its own date, time, venue and dress code, and each guest sees only the ones they are invited to.
Timings that work around sunset
Every celebration's time is on the invitation in the wedding's own time, and guests can add it to their calendar in one tap — useful when a meal is timed before sunset.
What choosing Jain sets up
The starting point when you create your invitation. Every line of it can be changed.
- Opens with
- Jai Jinendra
- The ceremony
- Wedding Ceremony
- The reception
- Reception
What families ask
Can guests choose a Jain meal?
Yes. List the meal options you are serving and each guest chooses one when they reply. You see how many chose each.
Can the invitation open with a different line?
Yes. It opens with Jai Jinendra by default, and can open with another line of your choosing or with nothing.
Can the celebrations be renamed?
Yes. Every celebration can be called whatever your family calls it.