Kohbar panels, fish pairs and the Madhubani sun, with Tilak and Matkor given their own pages.
A Mithila or Maithili wedding card is decorated in Madhubani painting, the folk art of the Mithila region across the Nepal and Bihar border. Its signature is the kohbar, the marriage chamber painting of lotus and bamboo that symbolises the union, along with paired fish for fertility and prosperity and a stylised sun and moon.
The wording is often in Maithili, and the ceremonies listed include Tilak and Matkor, which do not appear on a standard Hindu wedding card.
Updated 25 September 2026
Tilak, the formal engagement at the groom’s home, and Matkor, the earth-gathering ritual before the wedding, are separate gatherings with separate guest lists and venues. A booklet template gives each a page so the invitation does not blur them into the wedding day.
Maithili uses Devanagari, so it works in every text box with the same fonts as Nepali. Many families set the blessing and the couple’s names in Maithili, then give dates and venues in Nepali or English so guests from outside the region can follow.
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