Wedding Invitation: If someone in your family is getting married, you should send out special invitations first to ensure a smooth wedding. According to Ujjain's Acharya Anand Bhardwaj, the invitation cards printed after the wedding are finalized should be distributed first to special people. 

In Hinduism, sending out invitations is crucial at the beginning of any auspicious event. Marriage is a memorable moment in a person's life. Preparations are made on many levels.

Excellently designed invitation cards are also printed for this purpose. Everyone wishes for a smooth wedding, but this isn't always the case. Sometimes, certain events occur that create obstacles.

If someone in your family is getting married, you should send out special invitations first to ensure a smooth wedding. According to Ujjain's Acharya Anand Bhardwaj, after a wedding is finalized, printed invitation cards should first be given to special people. These cards should then be distributed among relatives.

Lord Ganesha, the giver of Riddhi and Siddhi, is considered a benevolent deity. The first invitation during a wedding is addressed to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, to prevent any obstacles. After printing the invitation cards, they are first offered before the idol or picture of Lord Ganesha.

Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi - The second wedding invitation is addressed to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, the protectors of the universe, because no auspicious event like a wedding is complete without them.

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Hanuman Ji - The third wedding invitation is addressed to Lord Hanuman to ensure that the wedding ceremony is not affected by any negative energy and to protect against all kinds of evil forces.

Kuldevi/Kuldevta - The fourth wedding invitation should be addressed to the family's Kuldevi or Kuldevta. Along with extending the invitation, they are prayed for their blessings during the wedding ceremony.

Ancestors - The blessings of the ancestors are crucial for any auspicious event in the home, so the fifth invitation is extended to the ancestors. No endeavor is successful without their blessings, so to invite the ancestors, the wedding card should be placed under a Peepal tree.

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