Showing posts with label Muslim wedding invitation card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muslim wedding invitation card. Show all posts

Monday, 1 February 2016

Muslim Wedding Etiquettes-Tips For Guests

It’s wedding season round the corner. May be this time, you have got Muslim wedding invitation as well from one of your dearest friends that has left you wondering about the things to be kept in mind when attending a Muslim wedding. While, like every wedding, Muslim weddings are full of fun and celebrations, they are unique with their special customs and traditions. So, here are some basic Muslim wedding etiquettes that will help you be the perfect wedding guest.

The Most Important Role of the Wedding Guest
Expectations of wedding guests may seem cumbersome, but in reality the more relaxed you are the better guest you will be. Equip yourself with the knowledge about the customs and traditions; you will have no difficulties at all.

Wedding Attire
Follow the dress code given in the Muslim wedding invitation card given to you by your friend. If no dress code is specified, you can use the following tips to dress up appropriately. Dress modestly if you want to fit in with the crowd. A long Kurti with palazzo, kurti with salwar or a Full sleeves dress with no cleavage would be appropriate for the women attending wedding. Men can wear formal suits to the occasion. Basically, it’s always good to ask the host if you are not sure of what’s appropriate and what’s not.

Be Punctual
Arrive on time to both the ceremony and the reception. If you are travelling in an unfamiliar area, always ask your friend for the directions, much before the wedding as he/she might not be available to talk on that day.

Say Thank You
Don’t forget to meet the couple before you leave. Greet their parents, too. You might also think about writing a thank you note to the couple for giving them an opportunity to be a part of such a beautiful wedding.

Wedding rituals will be mentioned in the Muslim wedding card. Try to know more about those rituals by researching the internet, or simply ask your friend. This will help you to go better prepared and enjoy the wedding. So, keep the above tips in mind and enjoy the unique customs of Muslim Weddings.

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Thursday, 2 April 2015

Wedding Invitation Etiquettes-Tips To Invite Your Guests



Selection of wedding invitation cards is one of the most important steps of planning your wedding. The next important step, in fact a very important one is to give those cards to your guests. Now the question arises, what is the best way to invite your guests? Here are some of the important wedding invitation etiquettes one should remember, brought to you by King of Cards India Private Limited.

When to send?
Ideally, invitations should go out eight weeks before the wedding, this gives guests plenty of time to clear their schedules for the day and make travel arrangements if they are out-of-towners. Timely invitations also let you make the RSVP date earlier.

Make sure no one is missed out
It is a good practice to make a guest list prepared well in time so that no friend and relative are missed out. Wedding is a single time affair and forgetting any of the relatives or friends would be a blunder.

Why hand delivery is the best?
Hand delivery is usually the best option as this way, you will get to say a few words to each guest while you present the invitation and, most important, the invitation will not be overlooked. Hindu wedding cards were traditionally delivered by hand only.


How to send the cards by post?
Your invitation envelopes are the simplest but hardest-working members of your suite. Unlike its contents, which are printed en masse, the envelopes must be addressed individually, with careful attention given to name spellings, addresses and, of course, handwriting. Some of the important things to keep in mind while sending invitation by post are-Guests’ names should be written in full, with appropriate social titles, i.e. Mr. etc, the handwriting should be good and a good quality pen should be used.

Wedding ceremony can never be complete without the participation and blessings of the near and dear ones. Make them feel special by adding a personal touch to your invites and selecting only the best cards from King of Cards India Private Limited, which is India’s premier card manufacturer. Whether it is a Muslim wedding invitation card or a traditional Hindu wedding card, a wide range of cards is available in all styles and designs.

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