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There is a famous saying everything is fine in love and war but when it comes to planning a wedding, this saying cannot be applicable as it involves lots of planning and effort to make the wedding ceremony look perfect and charming. India is a beautiful country with multiple religions and cultures. Since, marriage is considered as a sacred communion of two hearts more emphasize is given on the rituals and customs followed irrespective of whichever religion they belong.

Due to the advancements of the modern world, there are so many additional features inculcated into the wedding ceremony. You can typically witness mehandi in most of the south Indian marriages and they are more than happy to infuse such interesting ceremonies inspired from other states and cultures. The inspiration continues even in choosing Indian wedding invitation designs and they additionally add more designs and charms to the contemporary design to make it look more elegant.
 

India is a best known for its valuable treasures of innumerable monuments throughout the country. All these beautiful treasures are incorporated in the Indian wedding invitations designs to make it look royal and graceful. Right from Tanjore paintings to Mughal designs, all such traditional designs are infused in the wedding cards to make it look pretty.

You can even design your own Indian marriage card designs and the printers in the field are more than happy to help you to choose the right design and print it according to your need and specification. Most of the times, people choose trendy designs but they don’t take much pain to choose the right card type. Matte finish, recycled paper, flashy cards are some of the options available in the market which are not only classy but also well within your budget.

If you are planning for a lavish wedding, then choose traditional Indian wedding Invitation Designs which are rich in designs and curvy fonts to give a grand outlook. You can even choose simple ones but printed in a good quality card. But, make sure to keep some extra time for proof reading and thoroughly check the details like venue, names of the families and date of the ceremony before giving it for printing.