Hindu Wedding Traditions & Invitations | MyShadiCards
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Ongoing, First published Dec 09, 2016
Wedding ceremonies of Hindus are a favorable and religious event and almost all the couples base their ceremonies around the cultural and religious values. They believe that their invitation must portray their culture and morals through its designs, wordings, symbols, and almost every single element of the marriage invitation card. No matter if they fall in traditional conventional category or contemporary style, these cards blend the theme of event to that of the tradition of the couple.
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