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  15 Aug 2023  Love on Paper: A Magical Universe of Wedding Cards

Love on Paper: A Magical Universe of Wedding Cards

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Published : Aug 15, 2023, 9:30 pm IST
Updated : Aug 15, 2023, 9:30 pm IST

A wedding card is more than just stationery; It is a wonderful gateway to the world of fun, excitement, and age-old customs.

Wedding invitation cards
 Wedding invitation cards

Have you ever received a wedding invitation card and wondered why it was so significant? Instead of a card, why didn't the wedding couples just call and say "Hey welcome to our wedding!" Has something like this ever crossed your mind?

The wedding cards tradition has been with us for years and here’s why; Without a doubt, a hands-on, heartfelt wedding card has an appealing quality. It’s a small piece of paper, but it holds a lot of emotion, representing celebration and love so strongly. A wedding card is more than just stationery; It is a wonderful gateway to the world of fun, excitement, and age-old customs.

The Artistry

A well-designed wedding card is an art form. A wedding invitation is more than an invitation; It is a representation of the couple’s personality and a preview of their impending union. Every element, from the colors and textures to the gorgeous illustrations and calligraphy, has been meticulously selected to reflect the soul of the love story.

Opening a wedding card in the mail for the first time is like finding a hidden gem. The exquisite calligraphy on the crisp envelope gives a hint as to what's within. You get a rush of exhilaration as you carefully open it, similar to a little child learning a well-kept secret. The card opens up to show its joyful message inside like a flower in bloom. No digital message can match the tactile experience of holding paper in your hands and feeling its weight and texture.

A Messenger of Tradition

A wedding card serves as a transmitter of tradition alongside being beautiful. It connects the past and present by carrying the legacy of centuries-old traditions. It's a sign of respect and a nod to the customs and ceremonies that distinguish each wedding. The wedding card bridges generations, uniting the old and the young in a lovely dance of love and continuity, whether it be a traditional invitation with elaborate designs or a modern card with a unique twist.

When you finally get your card it is as if you nearly hear the couple's voices as you read the lines written within the card. Their remarks have a sense of delight that they want to share with you. It has a human touch that goes beyond technology. A wedding card becomes a treasured keepsake, a memento of a memorable day that you can hold forever, unlike a transitory text message. It serves as a concrete reminder of the love and support you gave them throughout their journey.

RSVPing

RSVPing should not be forgotten either. You are invited to attend a momentous occasion with a wedding card. In response to a wedding card, you are committing to be there on a day that holds a special place in the hearts of the couple. In other words, it means you share in the couple’s happiness and will be there for them as they embark on this new chapter.

Is the wedding card outdated?

Don’t be deceived by this fast-paced digital age to think it is. It is a priceless custom to send and receive wedding cards. It prompts us to take our time, cherish the special moments, and acknowledge the beauty of outward displays of our love. A simple e-vite cannot match the sensation of anticipation and excitement that the wedding card inspires with its elegant simplicity and sincere sentiments.

Therefore, the next time you have a wedding card in your hands, pause for a moment to recognize the magic that lies inside. Feel the delight it offers, the love that went into its making, and the tradition it represents. It's more than just paper; it contains a wealth of feelings and opens up a portal to a world of adoration, joy, and enduring magic.

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