Sindhu Letterpress Wedding Invitation

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One of my personal favorite letterpress invitation sets, Sindhu is a mendhi-inspired Indian wedding card that features foil stamping and two colors.

Devi Letterpress Wedding Invitation

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Nothing can compare to the feeling of running your fingers across this letterpressed paisley pattern. Maybe the most striking letterpress Indian wedding card yet, Devi has a soft burgundy ink with a beautiful tint varnish that compliments the embossed nature of the invitation design.

Lalita Letterpress Wedding Invitation

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Employing a pantone violet that brilliantly contrasts with the copper foil design and text, this letterpress Indian wedding card is sure to impress your guests.

But the creativity does not stop here! There are several more Indian wedding card designs all available with custom wording, colors and extras. Do yourself a favor and check them out, many of our Indian wedding cards are even available with our amazing invitation special.

Written by Nick

Invitations by Ajalon
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There were a couple segments that dealt with both printing, letterpresses, stationery and life that I would like to share with you. There is certainly a level of wisdom and thought surrounding the printing process that Ruhl, who was not a printer, put into this play. Think about the words, ideas and implications of writing:

Dwight: All the digital–stuff–the information bits—flying through the air—no one wants to remember. People say I love you—on cell phones—and where does it go? No paper. Remembering requires paper…I work at a stationery store. I like paper.

Jean: I love stationery. Do you do monograms? And the embossed invitations?

Dwight: We do.

Jean: I love those! When you touch the invitations, it feels so nice. Creamy, and thick, and you can close your eyes and feel the words. I think heaven must be like an embossed invitation.

Dwight: Yes. Creamy, and flat and deep. Like skin. Or—heaven—you were saying about heaven?

Jean: I’ve never sent out an embossed invitation. But I’d like to. One day.

It is good to know that someone else gets as excited about invitations, monograms, embossed printing and beautiful stationery as we do. In a world of emails, websites and impersonal interaction, the power of the written word on paper has only increased.

When thinking about your wedding invitation sets, consider the impression they will make on your guests. Flat, lifeless, traditionally printed invitations are acceptable, but will never carry the same symbolic power and significance as a bold, textured, handcrafted letterpress invitation.

Written by Nick

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