A Tamil wedding deserves an invitation that feels like home. These Thirumana Vizha designs open with the Pillaiyar Suzhi (உ) and the blessing “ஸ்ரீ விநாயகர் துணை” in its own script, use the traditional ceremony name “Thirumana Vizha” and show your Muhurtham.
The artwork follows Tamil tradition too — look for kolam patterns — while you only fill in the couple’s names, date, time and venue.
Download as an HD image, a WhatsApp-ready JPG, a print-ready PDF or a 6-second animated video for WhatsApp status.
Rajmahal Jharokha — A carved palace window framed in gold, with swaying brass lanterns.
Royal Blue Sanjhi — Layered papercut art that assembles in depth and gently floats, in royal blue and gold.
Swarna Mandala — A slowly turning golden mandala on a midnight sky.
Devalaya Darshan — Temple towers at sunrise, mango-leaf toran and kolam.
Noir Chandni Raat — A moonlit sky where constellations draw themselves and stars shoot by, in black and champagne gold.
Genda Phool Utsav — Cascading marigold garlands for a joyous celebration.
Shahi Farmaan — A royal decree scroll that unrolls with a wax seal.
Ivory Muhurat — Whisper-light gold line art with your monogram.
Mayura Raaga — Peacock feathers fan open around a jewel-toned frame.
Pearl Rose Swarna Dwar — Carved palace doors swing open in 3-D to reveal your invitation, in pearl and rose.
Kamal Sarovar — Floating lotuses and ripples in soft watercolour.
Deepmala Raat — A starry night lit by a row of flickering lamps.
Mithila Rang — Hand-painted Madhubani borders with fish and lotus.
Royal Blue Aatishbaazi — Fireworks bloom over a glowing palace skyline, in royal blue and gold.
Kasavu Kalyanam — Cream & gold Kasavu weave with a brass nilavilakku.
Bandhej Baraat — Tie-dye bandhani dots with sparkling mirror work.
Lavender Pushp Mehrab — A blooming floral arch with swaying jasmine strings and drifting petals, in lavender and lilac.
Mehendi Rangoli — Spinning rangoli blooms and falling petals, in mehendi green and gold.
Marigold Jharokha — A cusped palace window with swaying brass lanterns, in marigold orange and saffron.
Paithani Mandala — A slowly turning mandala framed in fine gold lines, in Paithani purple and green.
Shwet Devalaya — Sacred towers at sunrise that adapt to your faith, in white, saffron and gold.
Baby Sky Genda Toran — Cascading garlands and a mango-leaf toran, in baby blue and pink.
Nizami Chandni Raat — A moonlit sky where constellations draw themselves and stars shoot by, in Nizami purple and gold.
Wine Farmaan — A royal scroll that unrolls to a wax seal, in wine and gold.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a Thirumana Vizha invitation online for free?
Choose any of the wedding 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 Tamil design include a traditional blessing?
Yes. Tamil cards open with the Pillaiyar Suzhi (உ) and the blessing “ஸ்ரீ விநாயகர் துணை” in its own script, followed by the ceremony name “Thirumana Vizha” and the Muhurtham time.
Can I send the Thirumana Vizha 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.