Marriage Invitation Cards

You know love is in the air when Valentine's Day is just a few days away. The lovey-dovey time of the year when people feel the romance and the warmth that the day brings makes a lot of young hearts flutter. Life seems beautiful with romance in the surroundings which infatuates the lovelorn couples. With such onrush of felicity in the environment, people tend to get romantic and wish to cherish the feeling of having someone special in their lives. And that brings people to the most important decision of their lives; to get married. Every year we witness thousands of people saving Valentine’s Day as the day they want to tie the knot.  

However, if your wedding date is not in the month of February, you don’t have to lose heart as you can always resort to planning your wedding on the Valentine wedding theme. So, for all those who are getting married on 14th Feb and those who are not, valentine theme is the perfect way to celebrate the festival of love on your D day, with your twin flame. Since Valentine’s Day is all about love make sure that your décor reflects everything love stands for.   Choose the colour theme in either red or pink. Fuchsia pink has of late reined the trends and since it complements both gold and silver, you can pick this beauty instead. For upholstery, pick heart shaped couches and Rose petal shaped cushions and for the wedding flowers go for red, pink and white roses. You can dress up your escorts either as cupids or if you go for pink or red attire. For a cordial welcome, greet the guests with a red rose, chocolates and red wine. For a plusher look order a chocolate fountain. Of all the things, the food should not lack behind and must contain aphrodisiac dishes. The table can be decorated with candles, flowers and love symbols. 

 

The most important thing in planning a Valentine’s Day themed marriage is the wedding invitation card. You can’t go wrong with this quintessential wedding ritual. Make sure that your marriage invitation card adheres to theme and has intimated the guest regarding your theme. King of cards has an awesome collection of theme based cards which are not only boast of great design but have also come in awesome quality. So you can be sure that your prized Valentine’s Day themed wedding card would be preserved by people for ages. You can order customizations according to your wishes and also add your photos along. There is also the option of sending Valentine goodies along with the Indian wedding cards. So you can be sure that your Valentine themed marriage would be a love filled one.

Cage It Up!

There are some weddings that become memorable owing to their décor. These unique and sometimes quirky ideas can add that wow factor to a wedding. We at KOC like to do something new with our marriage invitation card collection and as we go along we like to help our readers with small tips and ideas that can make their wedding as impressive as those hindu wedding invitation cards. This time we got ourselves caged and absolutely loved it!

Cages in all shapes and sizes are a huge trend right now. Best thing about them is that they are supremely versatile. You can use them for lighting, centrepieces, bouquets and a lot of such decorations in your wedding. For lighting, big cages can be hung from the trees and ceiling with light beads adorning them. Smaller cages with a small bulb can be placed on bushes and plants. You can have tea light holder for candles in shape of a cage and place them on the table. They look super cute and light up the venue like fairytale, and who does not want a fairytale wedding!

Using cages for flower formations is also a great idea. Just use a huge one as the centrepiece and put a big bouquet in it and decorate it with lights. Similarly these cages can be used instead of planters around the venue. They can adorn the pathway towards the stage where couples receive guests. You can also create photo booths with cages strewn around the frames or hanging at the corners. Basically cages can create an awesome theme for the wedding and as we just showed that there are a numerous ways in which you can include them in your wedding décor.

Make your wedding a special affair and begin it with your KOC hindu marriage invitation card. We customise the cards as per your wish and deliver them to your doorstep. Our in-house printing unit ensures that each card that is produced here is a masterpiece in itself reflecting premium quality!

Wedding Card Guide To Help You Choose The Best Printing Technique

There was a time when choosing wedding card simply meant going to a wedding card shop and choosing from the traditional designs, available with the dealer; but now times haves changed. Wedding card industry has seen many changes with new ideas, new technology and new influences.

So, here is an informative guide on choosing the best printing technique for your marriage invitation card, brought to you by King of Cards India Private Limited.

Digital Printing technique

In this technique tiny dots are used to create images and text. This is a simple printing technique that can be used on thin paper.

Die-Cuts

It is like a fancy paper cutter, which can be used to cut paper into any shape that you desire. Intricate designs can be made using this technique.

Embossing

If you want your card to look classy and want to add royal elements in your card, then this printing technique is definitely for you. The images and texts created by this printing technique have a raised appearance and it really makes a text or pattern stand out. When you visit King of Cards India Private Limited for your marriage cards, you will see a wide selection of cards with beautiful embossing on it. If you want a specific element to stand out in your card, you can use this technique.

Letterpress

While embossing gives a raised appearance to the letters, Letterpress printing technique sinks them into paper, in a way that letter becomes imprinted.

Foil Stamping

In this technique a copper plate presses any design you want on your wedding card. Gold, silver or any other metallic foil can be used to create designs.

Choosing your wedding cards can be fun, if you equip yourself with some basic knowledge about cards. For more such articles on wedding cards, or to get the best Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, or Christian wedding cards online, visit King of Cards India Private Limited-the number one online card store at-https://kingofcards.in/

Baraat ceremony

Marriages spell the onset of a new life for a couple, a journey that unites two people and binds them together forever. And the start of this journey begins when the bride takes a procession of his cavalry of family members and friends to tie the nuptial knot to his special girl. The baraat ceremony is an event if great pomp and show that accompanies music, dance and brilliant celebration. The invite is already sent out on marriage invitation cards and as the groom surmounts his steed or carriage, he undertakes a journey to begin a new phase in his life.  Baraat is widely acclaimed as the most loved event during a marriage as it give everyone a chance to dress up and dance and revel. 

The procession led by close friends and family is a treat for the eyes and chance to regale in the jubilation, not to mention make the streets as the stage for some dancing. The opulence and extravagance afforded by the ceremony gives it a unique aura that reveals the happiness in bringing two hearts closer. The dancing and the fun continue for hours and as relatives dish out money to express their happiness, you can’t help finding them adorable. The baraat ceremony is also relevant from the bride perspective as the procession gives her enough time to beautify herself for the marriage. When the baraat finally reaches the bride’s place, it marks an auspicious event and the whole repertoire is welcomed by special gestures such as smearing of tilak, offering garlands and treating with delicious refreshments. 

Baraat ceremony is one of a kind Hindu tradition that occupies a big space in Hindu wedding cards. People go for customized tokens for folks invited in the procession that include a bouquet of sweets or small souvenirs. Marriages are all about bringing people closer and spreading the spirit of happiness and it all starts with sending the first wedding invitation card. So go ahead and pick your favourite design of Hindu marriage invitation card from the best ones at king of cards.

Tilak- Amongst the first of many ceremonies to come

A Hindu wedding is conglomeration of various events and ceremonies. In older times, wedding meant celebrations spread over weeks but the toils of our times have turned weeks into days. The advent of a big fat Hindu wedding is marked by Tilak Ceremony. The relatives of the bride take Shagunin form of clothes, jewellery, fruits, sweets and loads of dry fruits to the groom’s home. This ceremony is widely observed in all of India; It is known as Pottu in Tamil and Malayalam, Teep in Bengali and Chenkai in some Castes.

The main ceremony has bride’s brother or father smearing tilak on Bridegroom’s forehead over a small havan. A specially prepared thali is also used to perform the aarti of Bridegroom. This function consecrates the upcoming marriage and seals the agreement of wedding between the families. However, you can find various minor differences in this ceremony from caste to caste and state to state.In earlier days, women were barred from this event but not today. In fact it is celebrated with a lot of pomp and show now. Stunning decorations and a huge feast is arranged at the groom’s end for this particular function. You can also find a large number of guests invited to this event these days.

We at KOC, have a wide array of Indian invitation Cards that can be used as invite to theTilak ceremony. Usually Wedding Cards mention Tilak ceremony, but you can have a separate invite forTilak and this way the Marriage Invitation card can remain exclusive. Amongst the Indian Invitation Cards it is customary to have a very rich and luxurious invite for wedding and little subdued one for other pre-wedding ceremonies like Tilak, god bharayi, sangeet and Mehendi. Some families prefer to have all these ceremonies included in the main wedding card itself.

Tilak ceremony marks the beginning of an auspicious bond not only between two individuals but also two families. This ceremony reflects the respect and blesses the families with a long lasting prosperity and happiness for life. A holy ceremony for the bonds of lifetime indeed!