Save The Date With The Quirkiest And Prettiest Personalised Wedding Invites

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Invitation cards are always stressful. However, this time around, ditch the florals, done-to-death motifs and mantras, and make it a personal declaration of what really makes a marriage special— the both of you. Check out these pretty, fun, or personalised wedding invitation brands. 

IGP

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You cannot go wrong when it comes to IGP which is a giant for gifting for literally any and all occasions. That's why we weren't surprised to find personalised wedding invites too! We love this box of gourmet dates that come with.a personalised wedding card. It's cute, not over the top, and dates make for the perfect 'meetha ho jaye' with good news that weddings bring. Prices start at INR 1,095. 

The Wedding Card Co.

Post covid times everyone has switched to digital. If you too are tired of the same 'ol couriering wedding invites, or going house to house distributing and wish to get done with an e-invite instead, then The Wedding Card Co. is the place to be. They do a fantastic job at creating e-invites with hundreds of e-cards, regular cards, and stationary available along with wording and motifs, download-able samples, cost calculator, and community wise wedding suites. The prices start as low as INR 179 for physical cards while video invites and e-cards start at INR 3,999. 

Beyondesign

Founded over eight years ago, Beyondesign is essentially a graphic design studio, specialising in all forms of visual communication including branding, print, space and web design, packaging, and publication layouts. On special request, they’ll do your wedding invite. They’ve worked with stark, elegant, and especially hand-painted themes for brides from all over the world. As an added incentive, they can also do your wedding stationery and giveaways. To view their full portfolio and samples of their work, and to place an order, click here. 

The Invite Shop by Design Dimensions

Design Dimensions strives to not just create an invite, but tell your story through their artsy cards. Think exquisitely-embosses foiled cards or luxurious silk scrolls, crisp envelopes and lots of gold. Choose from their signatures such as the Madhubani style where your card is like a miniature painting, each insert with a gold border, much like a frame or the Sheesh Mahal style where tinted foil is used to create a mirror-like look. To view her full portfolio and samples of their work, and to place an order, click here.

Kalayug Art and Design Studio

Kalayug will take care of any and every design need. As for what they offer – logos, corporate identities, info-graphics, info-graphic animations, websites, brochures, calendars, diaries, coffee table books, posters, and flyers make the list, and they’ll go out of their way for if you have a specific design requirement. Think wedding websites detailing ceremonies, traditions, and events with illustrations! To view their full portfolio and samples of their work, and to get in touch, click here.

The Wedding Studio by Ohsoboho

For full customisation, consider The Wedding Studio. Ohsoboho initially started as a graphic design company and soon branched into the wedding market. Expect creative and chic designs and A-Z solutions regarding wedding design theme, colours, paper as well as production and printing.

To view their portfolio, visit their website here  or follow their Facebook page here.

Thumbspark Creative

They have a whole gallery of pre-fixed wedding invites to choose from {special shout out to the comic book-themed wedding cards and the newspaper invites – there’s Times of Love and Love Today}. However if you have something else in mind, Debabrata Dey is happy to design something special for you. To view his full portfolio and samples of his work, visit his website here  or follow his Facebook page here.

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