Hindu Wedding Cards: The Elements For A Perfect Card!
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A beautifully designed wedding card in striking colour combinations catches your attention fast. The Indian wedding invites are very colourful. You can choose your favourite colour though every community has certain preferences when it comes to colours and they choose those colours religiously. Go through the samples again and again and you will come to know about the preferences.
Hindu weddings are performed following certain rituals and mostly wedding ceremonies are traditional. Hindu wedding cards are colourful and you will find the cards are printed following a certain tradition. Differences may be felt with designs, patterns and format based on the geographical location but in general the cards are printed following a certain tradition.
Colours In Hindu Wedding Cards!
Striking metallic colours are used for the cards and when these colours are used the designs look brighter. Blue, maroon, green, red, mustard, etc. are just some of the favourite colours and maroon is considered as the auspicious colour for the wedding card. When these colours are used the card turns out to be brighter and it looks lovely. You will find both the cover and card in the same colour.
Religious Symbols!
Ganesha cards, Om cards, Radhe Krishna cards are chosen by hosts. In most cards you will find Ganesha represented. The cards will also have slokas which glorify the union. The images of gods are also represented colourfully and the images are prominently placed. Going through Hindu marriage invites you will find that a pattern is followed religiously regarding the placing of the images.
Designs!
Like the colours, certain designs are considered auspicious. Diyas, lotus flowers, wedding costumes, images of musical instruments, baraat procession are some commonly seen designs in Hindu wedding invites. These designs can be made attractive by using pleasant colours and when the colour contrasts are maintained the card becomes very attractive.
So, even small details count when it comes to cards.