Noolukettu is the Malayali (Kerala) naming ceremony ceremony. Create its invitation in a minute — the card opens with the brass nilavilakku and “ശ്രീ ഗണേശായ നമഃ” and uses the name “Noolukettu” throughout.
Pick from 124 naming ceremony designs, add the names, date, time and venue, and share it as an image, PDF or animated video.
Chikankari Jharokha — A cusped palace window with swaying brass lanterns, in mint and chikankari white.
Peacock Chandni Raat — A moonlit sky where constellations draw themselves and stars shoot by, in peacock teal and gold.
Ivory Blush Genda Toran — Cascading garlands and a mango-leaf toran, in ivory and blush pink.
Haldi Farmaan — A royal scroll that unrolls to a wax seal, in turmeric yellow and kumkum red.
Lotus Pink Pushp Mehrab — A blooming floral arch with swaying jasmine strings and drifting petals, in lotus pink and leaf green.
Goa Blue Bandhej — Tie-dye dots with twinkling mirror work, in azulejo blue and white.
Mysore Silk Swarna Dwar — Carved palace doors swing open in 3-D to reveal your invitation, in silk red and green.
Rose Gold Mandala — A slowly turning mandala framed in fine gold lines, in rose gold and blush.
Teal Blush Devalaya — Sacred towers at sunrise that adapt to your faith, in teal and blush.
Silver Pearl Line Arch — Whisper-light line art with your monogram, in pearl white and silver blue.
Malabar Mayura — Peacock feathers fanning around an arched frame, in cream and Malabar green.
Champagne Kamal — Floating lotuses and ripples in soft watercolour, in champagne and bronze.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a Noolukettu invitation online for free?
Choose any of the naming ceremony designs on PatrikAI, type the names, date, time and venue, and the card is ready instantly. Traditional wording is written for you, every change is auto-saved, and no sign-up is needed to start.
Does the Malayali (Kerala) design include a traditional blessing?
Yes. Malayali (Kerala) cards open with the brass nilavilakku and the blessing “ശ്രീ ഗണേശായ നമഃ” in its own script, followed by the ceremony name “Noolukettu” and the Muhurtham time.
Can I send the Noolukettu invitation on WhatsApp?
Yes. Download a WhatsApp-ready JPG, an HD PNG, a 6-second animated MP4 video for WhatsApp status, or a print-ready 6×9 inch PDF for your printer.
Can I change the wording, colours and design later?
Yes. Edit any detail, write your own wording, pick a colour theme or switch to another design at any time — your details move with you and drafts are saved automatically.