The card is the product
Anyone can put roli and akshat in a box. The card is what tells you the sequence — and it is the part people photograph, keep, and pass to a relative.
What is on the card
Cover
The occasion in Hindi and English, the line, and the date window it is meant for.
Contents
What is in the kit, and separately, what you must arrange fresh at home.
Vidhi
Numbered steps, Hindi heading with English beneath, one action per step.
Dhyan rakhein
The cautions that matter, and a QR to a two-minute video of the sequence.
Griha Pravesh, as printed
This is the card that ships inside the box, set as it appears in print — Hindi heading, English beneath, one action per step.
Griha Pravesh · Puja Vidhi
Every vidhi card is reviewed and signed off by a practising purohit before it goes to print, and the verifying pandit is named on the card. Practice varies by region, sampradaya and family — where yours differs, follow your own tradition. Muhurat and tithi should always be confirmed against a panchang calculated for your city.
Every kit ships with its own card
Written for that occasion, in that line’s register — not one generic sheet reprinted for everything.