Articles about bihe ko card from the Bihekocard team.
Planning
A complete checklist of what to put on a wedding invitation in Nepal: names, hosts, date in BS and AD, saait, venue and map, events, janti, dress code, RSVP, contact and what to leave out.
· 3 min read
Planning
An honest comparison of digital and printed wedding cards in Nepal: cost, time, elders, relatives abroad, RSVPs, changes after sending, and why most families now use both.
· 3 min read
Design ideas
Free wedding card templates you can edit online with your own names: all-Nepali, English and bilingual designs, how editing works on a phone, what is free, and how to share or print the card.
· 3 min read
Wording & samples
A step-by-step guide to writing a Nepali wedding invitation: who the host is, which side’s card you are writing, honorifics like चि. and सौ.का., dates in Bikram Sambat, and the closing lines.
· 4 min read
Wording & samples
Complete Nepali wedding invitation wording examples you can copy: bride’s side, groom’s side, reception only, court marriage, bilingual and short digital cards, with English versions.
· 5 min read
Wording & samples
The standard Nepali invitation card format, line by line, with examples for a wedding (bihe ko card), bratabandha, school programme and birthday, and how to make one online.
· 4 min read
Planning
What RSVP means on a wedding or bihe ko card, its full form, the meaning in Nepali, how guests should reply and how hosts can collect RSVPs online.
· 4 min read
Planning
What to write when you send your bihe ko card on WhatsApp or Viber: invitation messages in Nepali and English for elders, relatives and friends, plus reminders and thank-you notes.
· 4 min read
