A Brief Review On South Indian Wedding Invitations!

South Indian Wedding Invitations

The common factor found in Indian wedding celebrations is the love for grand celebrations. This is evident in all regions of the country and Indian weddings are usually elaborate affairs. The other common aspect is sticking to traditions and rituals. Though the rituals are different and how they are performed differ the essence remains the same. You can never come across weddings without them and Indian marriages are fixed by the elders of the family.

South Indian Wedding Invitations: Their Distinct Features!

The Malayalee weddings are simple and they are solemnized within a few hours. The wedding cards are also simple and graceful. You will come across white and half white cards for Malayalee weddings. You are free to choose the designs and the designs are chosen according to the religion. South Indian wedding invitations differ from region to region and this is because regional characteristics play a very important role in the cards.

The Tamil brahmin wedding invitations are printed in pink colour and it will have images of gods and the names of ancestors are mentioned in the cards. All the celebrations are mentioned in detail and you will even come across images of the wedding processions in them.

The other sects in the Tamil community follow their traditions when it comes to wedding cards. You will come across names of the close relatives in the wedding cards. You will also come across images of gods and other traditional designs in the cards.

Variety In South Indian Marriage Cards!

You have Radhe Krishna cards, laser cut cards, scroll wedding cards, boxed cards, peacock cards, floral cards, thick cardboard cards, padded cards, musical cards, etc. to choose from South Indian marriage cards. You can make as many improvisations as possible as all these would not cost much. The designs and the colour combinations look good only when good quality paper is used. Textured paper, high quality GSM paper and handmade paper are available to choose from.

You can choose from screen printing, offset printing, hot foil stamping, thermography or embossing for printing the cards. The designers will explain the merits of each printing style and you can choose one based on your preference.