Royal & Traditional Wedding Invitations
Your invitation sets the tone for your big day. From gold-foiled Ganesha motifs to majestic elephant prints, we craft traditional designs that feel like a proper start to your celebrations.
A classic royal wedding invitation in deep red with intricate gold foil patterns. This set includes a main scroll-style card and a matching box, perfect for a traditional ceremony.
This invitation captures the grandeur of a royal wedding with its arched 'jharokha' design and rich red and gold palette. The inserts feature complementary botanical motifs.
A stunning boxed invitation featuring a multi-layered palace window design in shades of magenta and sea green. The intricate gold foil detailing adds a touch of opulence.
A beautiful pastel green card featuring decorated elephants, a classic symbol of royalty and good fortune in Indian weddings. The gold foil accents give it a premium finish.
A bold and regal statement. This bright red boxed invitation features a custom metal crest with the couple's initials, set against a textured background.
A bulk order of our popular elephant-themed invitations. The design features a beautifully decorated elephant and a custom monogram, printed on high-quality card stock.
Unveiling our gate-fold invitation with a traditional elephant motif. The card opens up to reveal the wedding details, secured with an ornate metal clasp.
We offer a variety of traditional motifs and colors. This video showcases a card with a Ganesha mandala and another with a classic brocade pattern.
This pastel green invitation features a traditional elephant motif and comes with multiple inserts in complementary colors for different wedding functions.
A beautiful off-white invitation card featuring a royal procession with elephants and peacocks. This design is perfect for a destination wedding or a palace-themed celebration.
About Royal & Traditional Designs
These traditional designs rely on details that often go unnoticed on screen, like the tactile feel of shimmer paper, the precision of our laser-cut jaali work, or the depth of our gold foil stamping. Whether you want a regal scroll-style invite or a structured box card with intricate palace motifs, we print these in-house to ensure the quality matches the grandeur of your wedding vision.
The Art of the Traditional Invite
Traditional Indian weddings are deep-rooted experiences. Your invitation is the first physical element your guests will hold, and it should reflect that significance. We specialize in classic motifs—Ganesha for blessings, elephants for royalty, and peacocks for beauty.
Materials & Finish
We use high-grade 300 GSM shimmer paper for that rich, metallic sheen. The gold foil stamping we provide adds a raised, reflective texture that catches the light differently than standard digital printing. If you opt for our box-style invites, we use sturdy 3mm Kappa board, ensuring the card feels substantial and valuable when your guests open it.
Customization
Everything is adjustable. We don't believe in "one size fits all" printing. Want to change the wording to fit a specific ritual? We handle that. Need to incorporate a family monogram or a unique wedding hashtag? Our design team works with you to ensure every line of text is placed perfectly.
The Koramangala Experience
While you can view designs online, we always encourage couples to visit our Koramangala store. Seeing the difference between matte and velvet finishes, or comparing card thicknesses in person, helps you make a choice you will be confident about. We are open to walk-ins and ready to discuss how we can adapt these traditional styles to your specific family customs and regional preferences.
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