Indian Wedding Invitations

Alongside with choosing your Indian bridal wear for the big day, another crucial detail to think about is your invitation card.

First, decide the budget you can allow to that matter, according to how important it is to you.

Second, you have to set the mood: is it going to be a formal or a casual wedding? In between? Funny, with a theme, or yet again something completely different and innovative?

 Your card has to reflect that spirit, as this is your guests’ first impression that counts. You can’t get your guests to see what your wedding is really about - once the day has arrived - if they are not here, can you?

Once you’ve decided all that, you have to choose between a range of quality, font, colours and modern or traditional designs.

Another possibility is to replace or combine a paper card with an animated wedding website, with email and Facebook invitations.

Go ahead and have fun!

Decoration Ideas For Your Indian Wedding

Whether you are Indian or not, an Indian-themed wedding has a certain appeal, with their colourful garments, accessories and festive dances. But let’s not forget the decorations, and here are some important points to consider:

1.     The Colours

You want vibrant and meaningful colours spread across the venue. It can be red, green, blue, orange and yellow but don’t forget gold, silver and copper. Find a colour combination that suits you and dress the walls, the tables, chairs and cushions on the floor.

2.     The Flowers

Flowers have an important part in Indian decor; they can send a message on top of perfuming and embellishing the place. The first thing you imagine as decoration is a bouquet in the table centre, however you can make beautiful arrangements with flowers and hang them in stylish ways.

3.     The Goodie Bags

Think about how excited you are when you have a little bag to open with surprises inside! According to what your guests like and how big is your budget, you could make a goodie bag with jewellery, cosmetics, candy, chocolate, little original presents, etc…

I hope that these words of advice will be helpful and good luck in planning your wedding!