Carved window lattice, pagoda rooflines and Nepal Bhasa greetings, drawn for Newar families in the Kathmandu valley.
A Newar wedding card draws on Kathmandu valley craft rather than generic Indian wedding motifs: the tiki jhya lattice window, pagoda temple rooflines, and the deep reds and blacks of Newar textiles. Greetings are often written in Nepal Bhasa alongside Nepali.
The ceremonies named on the card also differ. A Newar card may mention Swayambar, the Ihi or Bel Bibaha performed earlier in a girl’s life, and Kayta Puja, none of which appear on a standard Hindu card.
Updated 25 September 2026
Newar families often want the greeting in Nepal Bhasa even when the rest of the card is in Nepali or English. Every text box accepts Devanagari, so a Nepal Bhasa blessing sits naturally above Nepali names and English venue details.
Newar wedding celebrations run across several days and several households, which is a poor fit for a single card face. A multi-page booklet gives each event its own page and keeps the main invitation uncluttered.
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