The Best Indian Wedding Card Designs We’Ve EVER Seen!

When you’re picking out your wedding invitation, you have two options – either pick a standard design from any shop and copy paste some generic wordings, OR you can ...

When you’re picking out your wedding invitation, you have two options – either pick a standard design from any shop and copy paste some generic wordings, OR you can spend some time finding a design you LOVE and carefully craft the wordings to create a special impact when your guests open the invitation.

1. A Unique Colour Palette

A simple invite made gorgeous with a textured backdrop and gorgeous colours

By Artsy Design Co

A mix of beautiful colours with equally beautiful patterns on the back of each insert

By Artistically Wired

Light grey with coral, a touch of hand-painted florals & strings of bulbs

By Studio Works Co

Shades of dusk, speckled with gold dust like a starlit night

By Itchha Talreja Designs

Dark, moody jewel tones for a Bahrain destination wedding (incorporating decor elements & Arabian motifs in the inserts)

By Itchha Talreja Designs

2. A Unique Theme

Filaments bulbs and a beautiful, unique shade of peach <3

By CreateAFlutter

An Invite That Features The Latest Wedding Decor Trends (Dreamcatchers, Lanterns, Chandeliers & Bird Cages)

By Itchha Talreja Designs

3. Watercolours

One of THE most gorgeous watercolour invites we’ve EVER seen (with makeup items incorporated into the Wedding insert’s border – personalised for the bride who is a makeup artist)

The wedding destination recreated in a beautiful watercolour painting

By Atisuto

Watercolour florals, a handpainted map and a unique envelope lining pattern!

By VS Calligraphy & Designs

The hills of Kasauli represented in watercolour

4. Traditional With A Twist

Banana leaves and marigolds done in watercolour for a Maharashtrian wedding

By VS Calligraphy & Designs

An elephant and a doli on a retro Indian posters inspired invite

By Kiss Papeterie by Studio Kohl

Reflecting the rich South Indian Tamil wedding culture

By Maheshwari Janarthan

Peacocks in a floral garden setting in one of the best Indian wedding cards design we loved

Photographed by Zohaib Ali

Marigolds & Romantic Ballads

By Radhika Pitti Studio

Modern meets Vintage Sketches

Photographed by Beginnings For You

5. Botanicals

Watercolour Botanicals meet Rustic

By With Love, Nilma

Goa’s calling with this simple botanical invite

By Inksedge

Botanicals get Modern with a splash of gold & geometric lines

By Studio Works Co

6. Geometric Designs

Combined with gold and watercolour

By Studio Works Co

7. Pastels

Unconventional colour choice, even for pastels! The gold border takes it to a whole other level

By Sketch Design Studio

Soft pastels with cutesy gold foil motifs & a quirky dash of colour

By Studio 6 Creative House

8. Royal

With a carriage, scalloped edges and calligraphy, this one’s fit for royalty

Blogger Masoom Minawala’s wedding invitation

9. Illustrated

Pretty blooms and vibrant hues

By Paper Love Pixel

Homage to Van Gogh, Monet & other artists through painted illustrations for a couple that studied Art History

By Pink Whistle Man

10. Love Birds Theme

Cute parrot illustrations

By Sketch Design Studio

Truck pop art in a parrots theme

Two lovebirds meet at a lotus-shaped fountain in this retro-style invite

11. Location-Inspired

Grand Budapest Hotel Inspired

Designed by Sketch Design Studio

Inspired by Jaipur’s famous Bar Palladio and the indigo hues you’ll find there, this is one of the best wedding card designs we’ve come across

By Artsy Design Co

The vintage textile, Kashmiri Pashmina, represented on a colourful wedding invite

By Artsy Design Co

A Bombay Bride ties the knot with a Brooklyn Groom

By Pink Whistle Man

12. Minimalist

With a hint of watercolour florals

Photographed by Shreya Sen

Beautiful way to incorporate Orchids in a minimal way

By Studio Works Co

Keep it simple with a pop of colour with a small elephant motif

By Customizing Creativity

It doesn’t get more minimal than this

By CreateAFlutter

Watercolour florals are everyone’s favourite, so when watercolour meets rustic, the result is gorgeous

By Mr & Mrs

Marsala Wine Watercolour Florals with a velvet envelope <3

By Atisuto