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Sangeet invitations: dhol and shehnai, marquee lights, garba night
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Printable invitations to the sangeet, the night of songs and dance held before a wedding. The cards show a dhol and shehnai card, a Bollywood marquee-lights card, and a garba night card with dandiya sticks, the night Gujarati families hold with dance. Each leaves a blank panel for names, date and venue. Type a different setting, such as a dance floor, in the direction field and the same layout carries it.
- an invitation to the sangeet night
- a card for a family dance evening
- a printed insert with the wedding invitations
- a party invitation for a music night
Frequently asked questions
- What is a sangeet?
- The sangeet is the night of songs and dance held before a wedding.
- Can I use the garba card for a different event?
- Yes. The garba card is one of three; the direction field takes any other setting, and the layout stays the same.
- Are the names, date and venue printed on the card?
- No. The panel is left empty for you to fill in.
- What are the three styles?
- Night lights is glowing bulbs on a dark ground, flat colour is bold shapes on a cream ground, and watercolor is soft washes with confetti splashes.
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