Marathi Lagna Patrika Charoli Work =link= <2026>

The most common style is the Butti pattern—repeating floral dots created by single Charoli seeds placed in geometric precision. This is usually done on the four corners of the Patrika and along the border of the Mangalashtak box.

We invite you to be part of our traditional Charoli work, an integral part of our pre-wedding preparations.

प्रथम पुजावा श्री गणपती । धन्य ती भारतीय संस्कृती ।। marathi lagna patrika charoli work

Capturing the essence of the holy union between the bride and the groom. Essential Elements of Marathi Lagna Patrika Charoli Work

: Clearly state the names of the Bride and Groom (Chiranjiv and Chi. Sau. Ka.), parents' names, date, time (Muhurat), and venue. The most common style is the Butti pattern—repeating

They pay homage to deities like Lord Ganesha and family deities (Kula-daivat).

A single card does not need ten Charolis. Choose a maximum of three well-placed verses (one for invocation, one for the main invite, and one playful one for the kids) to keep the design clean and legible. one for the main invite

: Printing the verses in metallic gold, deep maroon, or royal blue ink on textured paper highlights the poetic text beautifully. Benefits of Adding Charoli Work to Your Invitation