بارات
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Barat card wording (card matter)
The barat is the groom's procession to the bride's family, and the main wedding function. The groom's family invites guests to join the barat; the bride's family often sends its own card welcoming guests on the same day.
In Urdu
بسلسلہ شادی خانہ آبادی عزیزم [دولہا کا نام] ہمراہ عزیزہ [دلہن کا نام] آپ کی تشریف آوری ہمارے لیے باعثِ مسرت ہوگی۔
ہمارے صاحبزادے [دولہا کا نام] کی بارات میں شرکت فرما کر ہماری خوشیوں کو دوبالا کریں۔
In English
[Your family's names] cordially invite you to join the Barat of their son [Groom's name] with [Bride's name].
Please join us as we celebrate the wedding of [Groom's name] & [Bride's name]. Your presence will make our happiness complete.
Questions people ask
- Who sends the barat card?
- Traditionally the groom's family. The barat is the groom's procession to the bride's family, and the main wedding function. The groom's family invites guests to join the barat; the bride's family often sends its own card welcoming guests on the same day.
- What should a barat card say?
- The names of the couple, who is inviting, the date, day and time, and the venue — plus an RSVP name or number. In Urdu, the details traditionally follow the pattern بروز (day), بتاریخ (date), بوقت (time) and بمقام (venue).
- How early should I send the barat invitation?
- Three to four weeks before is usual for guests in the same city, and six to eight weeks for anyone who has to travel. A WhatsApp reminder two or three days before helps.