Emerging Trends in South Indian Wedding Cards

Traditionally South Indian wedding cards were an important piece of information which carried all the details relating the wedding. But these days wedding invites have changed so drastically and grown with the time. Initially the parents used to plan and arrange everything but now the couple themselves plan everything and personalize it at every stage. Since they have a clear idea of how they want their wedding to look, wedding invites are also getting more and more artistic and appealing.

Latest Trends in South Indian Wedding Cards

Most conventional of all times, South Indian wedding cards are now beginning to change dimensions are getting bigger and better.

• Colours: Today’s youngsters are moving away from the traditional cream, beige, maroons and goldens in South Indian wedding cards, and are opting for more unconventional colour palates. They tend to choose colors in line with the wedding theme and follow the trend of using contrasting colors.

• Fonts: Couples lays a lot of importance on selecting a right font too. The fonts chosen tell a lot about the theme. For a fun beach wedding, a casual font can be used. But for a wedding reception involving a lot of professional gathering, a more formal font needs to be selected.

• Wrapping: Wrapping has shown progress over time and the whole package of invite has become really stylish, complementing the card in all the ways. These days South Indian wedding cards even carry small accompaniments like a box of chocolate or sweets along with the invite.

• Adorning: Some chic couples also go for a simple and elegant card with good paper quality and team it up with Swarovski studded crystals or elegant feathers or other such interesting elements.

• Envelopes: Traditionally simple and plain envelopes were used and not much was invested into selecting the same.  But today we can see smart multi colour envelopes in unusual sizes and designs complementing the South Indian wedding cards and making them look classier.

• Paper: Couples today invest a lot of time selecting the right kind of paper. Paper style affects the printing and look of the South Indian wedding cards which needs to match the wedding theme. Thus more couple are opting to take advice from designers to consult on selecting the right paper.

• Styles: The traditional square and rectangle sizes have been replaced by 3D cards,  Pop- out cards, and dye cut cards in South Indian wedding cards.

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