6 designs
South Indian Wedding Invitations
A South Indian wedding keeps its own order: the muhurtham at its auspicious hour, the oonjal, the feast after, and an invitation that names the elders whose blessings it carries. These designs are drawn for that day.
Rameswaram walks through a temple to the sea, Thirukulam opens carved temple doors over a temple tank, and Thorana sets a reception, the muhurtham and the beegara oota along a road of sandstone pavilions. Jasmine Vows and Divine Oonjal are films of a temple tank and a garlanded swing, and Velankanni paints the basilica for a church wedding in Tamil Nadu.
RameswaramA journey film from a gopuram, through carved corridors, to an arch over the sea, carrying your words.
ThirukulamCarved temple doors open over a painted temple tank, and your invitation arrives one card at a time.
ThoranaAn envelope breaks its wax seal, then sandstone pavilions part like a gateway as guests scroll.
VelankanniThe Basilica of Velankanni rises through the clouds under your names, with silver wedding bells that chime.
Divine OonjalRadha and Krishna on a garlanded swing in a sunlit garden, as your names and date unveil over the canopy.
Jasmine VowsA couple by a temple tank, jasmine in her hair and a gopuram beyond, as petals fall and the story begins.