Below is that format, sample matter you can copy, and how to send it as a digital patrika that opens on any phone. For the full set of Marathi functions and customs, see the Marathi wedding invitation page.
The lagna patrika format, line by line
- ॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥ — and your kuladevata, e.g. "॥ श्री [कुलदेवता] प्रसन्न ॥"
- "सप्रेम नमस्कार" or "स.न.वि.वि." as the greeting
- The bride: "चि. सौ. कां. [नाव]" with "[वडिलांचे नाव] यांची ज्येष्ठ/कनिष्ठ कन्या"
- The groom: "चि. [नाव]" with "[वडिलांचे नाव] यांचे सुपुत्र"
- The muhurta: "[वार], दिनांक [दिनांक] रोजी, [वेळ] या शुभमुहूर्तावर"
- The request: "सहकुटुंब सहपरिवार उपस्थित राहून वधूवरांस शुभाशीर्वाद द्यावेत"
- Venue, then "आपले नम्र" / "निमंत्रक" with names; "कृपया आहेर आणू नये" if you wish
Why families go digital now
A printed patrika still matters for elders and the temple. But most guests receive a photo of it on WhatsApp, zoom in to find the time, and then search for the karyalay. A digital patrika keeps the same words, shows the map, and can be updated. Many families now print a few and send the link to everyone else.