South Indian Wedding Invitations Are A Blend Of Contemporary And Traditional Styles

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Are you a north Indian and staying in a south Indian metro? If yes, the initial days will be days of discovery. You will feel everything is different right from food to customs. You will learn more about the cultural differences of the place. Please attend a south Indian wedding to get a clear picture of the cultural flavour of the place. You will be in for a shock as everything about the place will look new to you.

The Regional Language In South Indian Wedding Invitations

South Indian customs are different from north Indian customs. Marriages in South India are conducted in the day time and in some sects it is performed at early hours of dawn. South Indian wedding invitations are printed in vernacular languages. Some communities get two sets of cards printed one in regional language and one in English. You can get a bigger card and get the card printed in both languages so that two cards can be done away with.

Use Of Imagery And Colours!

A common element in wedding cards of southern part of India is using the images of gods and goddess. Lord Krishna, Radhe Krishna cards, Balaji cards, Ganesha cards, Shiva Parvathi cards are available. Make sure you choose a beautiful portrait of your favourite god in south Indian marriage cards. Take care about the colour combination used if a not so beautiful portrait is used then, the card loses its charm.

The card can be printed in any colour combination of your choice. Some sects do follow a colour combination for traditional wedding card. White, blue, pink, orange and mustard colours are chosen so that the cards look bright. Floral designs and traditional motifs are always preferred rather than the new geometric designs. Appealing designs in right colour combinations are selected so that they make an impact at once.

Types Of Printing Styles!

Use a proper printing technique so that the letters are legible and use a medium sized font. You can choose from digital, engraving, offset printing, foil and thermography. Each style is different and choose a style which suits the card. Embossed printing style is preferred as the golden hues are attractive in this style. South Indian wedding invitations usually have floral patterns in embossed style. Bigger patterns in this style are very attractive.

Some commonly available themes are boxed cards, peacock cards, damask cards, floral cards, paisley cards, scented cards, musical cards, cards with ribbon, laser cut cards, scroll cards, etc. So go through all the themes before you make your choice.