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A wedding is one of the most
important events in one's life. And before you prepare for
your big day , how about building up the excitement? From a mock credit
card to radios, the city's youngsters are obsessed with innovative
wedding cards that have flooded the market.While traditional wedding
cards are still in vogue, young couples are trying their hands at
experimenting with new designs that are fun, quirky and eye catching.
Ever imagined inviting people for your wedding with your credit card? A
lot funkier, the newest introduction in the world of wedding invitation
cards in the city this season are credit cards. These mock credit cards
are small, compact and easy to hand over. Also, they are one of the
cheapest in the market this season. Priced at `1 for a single card, it
will not be heavy on your pocket as well and will also be a perfect way
to share information about your wedding. Tushar Deshmukh and his fiancée
Pratiksha say , “We were looking for something quirky in the wedding
cards section. This mock credit card pattern is well within our
budget.Though we have opted for a traditional theme, we did not select
an invitation card which is completely traditional. We want people to
remember our invitation card even after several years.“
From shimmery metallic paper to suede and velvets, paper has also given way to different materials which are used for wedding cards. Sarika and Shailesh, who got engaged recently , say, “Ours will be the typical big fat Indian wedding. However, we have selected extremely simple wedding cards. We know that people generally read the invites and keep them aside. Both of us just wanted to convey our message to them. So, there is nothing extraordinary about the invitation.“
The traditional wedding invitation cards include Warli designs, Ganpati inscriptions and many other religious patterns, which are still a hit among couples who like to keep it simple.
If you have a soft corner for all things royal, then go for the royalty theme invitation cards, also known as lakhotas.They are in the form of a scroll that were used by kings and emperors. These look elegant, but are heavy on the pocket.
Want people to remember your special day as much as you would? Then gift them framed wedding cards. They come with an invitation card and framed picture of a deity , which can be kept even after the wedding is over.
If colours are your pick, try out the velvet cards with floral designs. They are available in red and blue and can also be modified on demand. Your names can be written on wooden inscriptions, to give that vintage effect.
Music lovers can opt for the radio design. Vintage and rustic, the mock radio will surely play some music in the guests hearts.
The themes are also very important while selecting these cards. If you opt for a traditional theme, go for the dholak and shehnai layout.
Wedding card vendor Yogesh Chandwadkar shares, “Every person's choice is unique. While some like to keep it simple, some will go all out to splurge on the invitation cards. In the recent past, a lot of young couples have come forward and given us ideas about the designs they want. So, invitations can also be custom-made to suit their choices.“
From shimmery metallic paper to suede and velvets, paper has also given way to different materials which are used for wedding cards. Sarika and Shailesh, who got engaged recently , say, “Ours will be the typical big fat Indian wedding. However, we have selected extremely simple wedding cards. We know that people generally read the invites and keep them aside. Both of us just wanted to convey our message to them. So, there is nothing extraordinary about the invitation.“
The traditional wedding invitation cards include Warli designs, Ganpati inscriptions and many other religious patterns, which are still a hit among couples who like to keep it simple.
If you have a soft corner for all things royal, then go for the royalty theme invitation cards, also known as lakhotas.They are in the form of a scroll that were used by kings and emperors. These look elegant, but are heavy on the pocket.
Want people to remember your special day as much as you would? Then gift them framed wedding cards. They come with an invitation card and framed picture of a deity , which can be kept even after the wedding is over.
If colours are your pick, try out the velvet cards with floral designs. They are available in red and blue and can also be modified on demand. Your names can be written on wooden inscriptions, to give that vintage effect.
Music lovers can opt for the radio design. Vintage and rustic, the mock radio will surely play some music in the guests hearts.
The themes are also very important while selecting these cards. If you opt for a traditional theme, go for the dholak and shehnai layout.
Wedding card vendor Yogesh Chandwadkar shares, “Every person's choice is unique. While some like to keep it simple, some will go all out to splurge on the invitation cards. In the recent past, a lot of young couples have come forward and given us ideas about the designs they want. So, invitations can also be custom-made to suit their choices.“
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