Housewarming invitation cards in Tamil and English
Puthumanai puguvizha and gruhapravesam cards printed in Chromepet, with the palikaal and pravesam timings and the new door number set clearly.
What goes on a housewarming card
The address matters more on this card than on any other, because most guests are coming to the house for the first time.
- Invocation. An Om or a kula deivam line at the top
- The ceremony. Puthumanai puguvizha, with the English line below
- The family. The names of the couple, and elders if you wish
- The new house. Door number and street, so guests can find it
- Palikaal and pravesam. Both timings, usually on separate lines
- The meal. The line asking guests to stay and eat
A sample layout. Your card carries your own names, address and timings.
Help your guests find the house
A housewarming card is also a set of directions. These are the things guests call and ask about when they are missing from the card.
- Door number, street and area, not just the apartment name
- A nearby landmark, which is how most people navigate here
- Both the palikaal and the graha pravesam timings
- A line saying whether lunch or tiffin is being served
- A phone number on the card for guests who are lost
The same paper, finishes and formats as our wedding cards
Questions we are asked about housewarming cards
An invocation line, the names of the family, the new house address, the date, the palikaal and graha pravesam timings, and a line inviting guests to stay for the meal.
Yes. Puthumanai puguvizha cards are usually set in Tamil, with an English sheet inside for guests who read English.
Rush printing is possible for urgent dates. Tell us your date when you order and we will confirm what is achievable.
Yes. Send a clear photo and we will place it on the card, or we can use a line drawing of a house instead.
Send us a design you like and your date.
We reply on WhatsApp during shop hours with paper options and a price.