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India is a land of diverse cultures and a plethora of religions. It gives shelter to about a billion and quarter million population who practice different religions, believe in different Gods and have different lifestyles. It is a land of rich heritage and involves plenty of celebration. People of different localities have a different ways of celebrating the sacred occasion of marriage. The South Indians are very particular about their rituals and give utmost preference to the religious ceremonies whereas the north Indian weddings especially that of the Punjabis are very fun and lovely with drum beating all over the place and more about dancing, drinking, food and having fun besides the rituals followed.

They say that “First impression is the last impression” and the wedding cards India is the first impression you make on your guest. The invitation card carries the auspicious news of the wedding to our extended family members and beloved friends and the lavishness is sometimes more often than not is pre-judged by people.

The wedding card market is very vast and widely gaining popularity. People have started paying attention to the cards they give to their guests and making the right impression is on everyone’s mind. The family and the bride and groom carefully choose the wedding card and choose the best they can.
 

Marriage is a sacred occasion and people seek the blessing of the Gods they believe on this auspicious occasion for the happiness of the couple and a deeper bond between the groom and bride. The religious implication of the wedding is also implied on the cards.

Hindu religion marriages are often symbolised by a combination of several colours but saffron and red are considered of vital importance. These colours can be spotted at any place where a Hindu ritual is practiced and thus it is a common attraction in Hindu invites. While these are auspicious colours, Hindus often restrain from the presence of black colour and it is usually considered a curse. Golden colour is another common attraction. It can be applied artistically on the card. Sometimes wordings are encrypted in golden colour and on the other times it can be used to give an elegant background. Silver colour is another good prospect.

Hindu cards can be very colourful whereas Muslim community wishes to keep the card meaningful and employ a shade of green and white. The theme is mainly green and the inscription is usually Urdu as from the Mughal Era. The text of these wedding cards, India is usually in golden shade and the Mughal Era still scores over other patterns. However there are various avenues in designing and theme based cards which add to the luxury of the cards.

Different religions have their haves and have not but there are other additions that might be done in order to uplift the standard of cards and enrich them with an elegant look. Various artistic designs and fonts can be used along with a unique theme which would impress the audience. In present times, fragrances are also added which further enhance the standards. Along with these additions, the material used for the card can also be sandalwood can be used which add a royal element to card designing. Indian marriages are usually extravagant and people spend a fortune in making this occasion memorable and it is totally worth it to spend a little of that amount in order to give the important first look. Wedding Cards India are worth every penny!