Naming ceremony invitation cards, printed in Chennai
Peyar suttu vizha and cradle ceremony cards, with the baby's name set large in Tamil and the English spelling below it.
What goes on a naming ceremony card
The card is where most of the family sees the name for the first time, so the spelling in both scripts is the line worth checking twice.
- The ceremony. Peyar suttu vizha, with the English line below
- The name in Tamil. Usually the largest line on the card
- The name in English. Set below it, so the spelling is settled
- The parents. Named under the baby name
- The grandparents. Both sides, which most families include
- Date and timings. Naming and cradle ceremony, on their own lines
A sample layout. Your card carries your own names, dates and venue.
Getting the name right in both scripts
A Tamil name can be spelled several ways in English. We print the spelling you choose, and we show it to you on the proof before the run starts.
- The name set large in Tamil, with the English spelling below
- Parents and both sets of grandparents, if you want them named
- Naming and cradle ceremony timings on separate lines
- A baby photo placed on the card, if you have a good one
- Matching thank-you cards for the return gift
The same paper, finishes and formats as our wedding cards
Questions we are asked about naming ceremony cards
Yes. Most families set the name large in Tamil with the English spelling below it, so the card works for every guest.
Yes. Both sets of grandparents are commonly named on a naming ceremony card. Send us the exact spellings and we will set them.
Yes. The cradle ceremony is usually on the same card as the naming ceremony, with both timings listed.
Yes. Send the photo at the best quality you have and we will place it. We will show you the proof before printing.
Send us a design you like and your date.
We reply on WhatsApp during shop hours with paper options and a price.