Two first names, a surname if you want the puns, and the year. Every hashtag opens on Instagram so you can see whether another couple got there first. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Type both names to see the hashtags.
Free wedding invitations with the reply on the card: guests tap yes or no, you see the head-count live, and the hashtag sits at the foot where every guest finds it.
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Short enough to type on a phone, impossible to misspell, and not already used by another couple — check it on Instagram before printing it. The ones that age best use both names or a pun on the surname rather than the year.
Yes, in one place: the foot of the card or the details section, so guests have it before the first function. Every photo from the haldi onwards then lands in one feed.
Instagram accepts Devanagari and Latin-script Hindi alike. "#PriyaKiShaadi" is typed faster than the Devanagari form, which is why most couples use Hinglish.
No. The hashtags are made in your browser from patterns; nothing is sent to a server.