A bilingual website lets guests read the welcome and the practical information in the language they know best.
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Agree terminology with both families · Give each language a clear entrance · Give Anand Karaj its own context · Keep editions in sync
Agree terminology with both families
Confirm the spellings and event names your families use. Ask the hosts to review the translation for tone as well as meaning.
Give each language a clear entrance
Use visible labels in both languages. Keep dates, venues and RSVP instructions in the same place so relatives can help each other navigate.
Give Anand Karaj its own context
Ask the gurdwara and hosts to confirm timing and guest guidance. Keep the ceremony information separate from instructions for the reception.
Keep editions in sync
Choose one owner for last-minute edits. When an event moves, update both editions and test the direct links from a phone.