Wedding Stationery Package in Bengaluru
About Wedding Stationery Package
Wedding Stationery Package
We create personalized wedding stationery suites that include traditional paper invitations, digital invites, and matching collaterals like menu cards and thank you notes. Each design incorporates custom elements like gold foiling, watercolor artwork, and cultural motifs.
Our Unique Approach
- Blend of traditional and modern design elements
- Custom monograms that carry through all stationery
- Expertise in cultural and seasonal themes
- Collaborative design process with multiple revisions
Ideal For
Couples seeking cohesive wedding stationery that reflects their personal story and cultural heritage, especially those planning traditional Indian weddings or destination ceremonies.
Additional Features
- Video invitation options
- Personalized illustrations
- Traditional techniques like gold foiling
- Matching stationery elements for complete wedding suite
Meet your Expert
Kiana
My Story
We're Kiana, a Bengaluru invitation and stationery studio. On a call, we keep it friendly and practical, in English with some Hindi too. A finished piece can be "a labor of love" or something that "has our heart!" What keeps us going? "Love for design, love for making people smile, love for seeing things come alive even better than you had imagined."
My Work
Invitations and stationery - We design wedding invitations, save-the-dates, baby shower cards, birth announcements, naming ceremony invites, and children's stationery.
Personal illustrations - We love drawing the details that matter to you, from your venue and cultural roots to the bride's cat!
Paper and video - Our work includes animated e-invites, foil, blind letterpress, laser-cut designs, acrylic and paper inserts, and boxed invitations.
Beyond the invitation - We design menu cards, illustrated venue maps and itineraries. Some projects bring in external printers and calligraphers.
E-invite pricing - We quote for your brief, style, page count and format, "kyunki hamara custom kaam hai".
