Weddings
Templates for two people, one day.
Stylized Heritage. Deep crimson and antique gold on ivory. A line-art Ganesh ji crest above the couple names, hanging toran garlands at the corners, marigold dot dividers between sections. North Indian Hindu wedding card aesthetic — restrained modern-traditional, not literal.
Romantic and painterly. Hand-drawn brush-stroke dividers, layered watercolor washes in heart-red and gold, a painted-edge photo frame rendered via SVG filter. For couples who want their invitation to feel like a small painting rather than a printed card.
Timeless elegance. Serif typography, gold accents, and deep heritage.
Rooted in nature. Drifting sakura, watercolor textures, and soft gradients.
Deep maroon and antique gold. Paisley flourishes at the corners, a mandala-style divider between sections, and stacked schedule cards built for the full Indian wedding arc. Mehndi, Sangeet, Wedding, Reception. For families who want the invitation to feel like the heirloom card it would have been.
A celebration of color. Bold geometry, playful motion, and vibrant life.
Silence in design. Negative space, monochromatic tones, and absolute focus.
Electric pulse. Glitch effects, neon gradients, and Tokyo night vibes.
Sunlight filtering through trees. A private, password-protected sanctuary for intimate unions.
Olive and cream botanical. Spacious, editorial, calm. For weddings, anniversaries, and garden celebrations.
Rose clay and aged gold. Warm, intimate, candlelit. For anniversaries, milestones, and evening gatherings.
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