Sikhs are known for their grandiose weddings and celebrations. They just love to make it big whether it is the celebration, the arrival of the groom to marry the girl, or the party. There is that quintessential element of grandeur in Sikh wedding. The Sikh Wedding Invitation Cards too reflect that grandeur. The rich colour and texture of these cards subtly speak for the message they carry. However, this is what sikh wedding cards are known to be.
 

Though there are many similarities between Sikh wedding cards and wedding cards of other communities, there is a shade of uniqueness in the Sikh wedding invitation cards. The environment in Sikh weddings is full of a zestful vibe. There is song, camaraderie, dance, and an array of gourmet delights that include some mouthwatering Punjabi dishes.

Coming Together Of Two Families

Sikh weddings are extravagant, but there is a quaint touch of simplicity in seeking blessings of the almighty. Moreover, Sikh marriages are not merely the coming together of two souls, it is also about building of a relation between two families. Friends and family members from both the groom and bride’s families celebrate together. Sikh wedding cards too ooze the flavor of this coming together of two families and two souls while seeking blessings of the Guru Granth Sahib in the whole affair.

While the invitation cards in Sikh weddings do tow this festive line, and are glamorous, they carry a veiled feeling of religiosity. These cards often carry a number of pages which detail the different occasions, like Mehndi, Sangeet, Cocktails etc, their venues and timings etc. Detailing these occasion on separate leafs helps invitees get prepared for the occasion. There is also some space for designs and inscriptions. This usually makes the cards thick because of a number of leaflets, but that does not make the pages extra.