Rasam Pagri invitation card (पगड़ी रस्म कार्ड)
Rasam Pagri is the ceremony in which the family's elders place the turban on the eldest son, usually on the day of the Terahvi or Bhog. The card is an invitation, so it has to state the day, the hour and the place clearly.
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Designs that suit a rasam pagri invitation card
What goes on the card
- The name of the person who has passed away and the relation of the family
- The date and time of the Rasam Pagri, with the prayer time if the two differ
- The venue: gurdwara, hall or home, with a landmark
- Whether a langar or meal follows
- The family names at the bottom, in the Sent by field
Which card type to use
Use the Terahvi / Prayer meeting card type. Change the section heading to Rasam Pagri in the editor, then fill in the date, time and venue. For Punjabi families, select Punjabi to get a Gurmukhi title and ready messages.