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Samudra: Hindu wedding invitation

Illustrated bride and groom in ivory and powder blue on a turquoise shore, under hydrangeas, orchids and brass bells Play the live demo

₹2,399was ₹2,999on the Grand plan

Samudra is a Grand wedding invitation for a wedding by the sea, with turquoise water, flying doves and five beach ceremonies painted for your days. It opens with a short film on a tap, beginning on a navy card framed in ivory flowers and brass lanterns with a blue butterfly at its centre. Then comes a thorana of jasmine, pink lotus and brass lamps with a small gold Ganesha, your names with your parents, and the two of you painted on the shore. Guests scratch a Save the Date card, watch the countdown and scroll the ceremonies, each with its dress code, before the families, the resort map and the RSVP, all to the sound of the ocean.

Best for

  • beach and destination weddings
  • coastal resort weddings
  • a haldi, sangeet, baraat, pheras and reception

What your guests see

  1. A short film that opens on a tap, starting on a navy card with a blue butterfly
  2. A jasmine-and-lotus thorana with brass lamps, a small Ganesha and your names
  3. The two of you painted on a turquoise shore, with doves in flight
  4. A Save the Date card to scratch, then a live countdown
  5. Five painted beach ceremonies, each with its own dress code
  6. Elders and parents, the resort on a map and an RSVP card, over ocean sound

Questions about Samudra

Is there a South Indian version of Samudra?
Yes. The beach scene can switch to a South Indian look — a bride in a rani-pink Kanjeevaram saree with a jasmine braid, a groom in a pattu veshti, brass kuthu vilakku lamps and the Shore Temple's outline — with a beachside muhurtham painting in place of the pheras.
Is Samudra offered for Christian or Muslim weddings?
No. It is offered for Hindu weddings only, with Shree Ganeshaya Namah and a small Ganesha at the head of the invitation.

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