#savdhan

[yourveryowndesigirl]

My love for crime documentaries started when I started watching "crime patrol and savdhan India"

[aadarsh-kannyaa]

Savdhan rahein, satark rahein

Jai Hind!

[just-another-bored-killjoy]

chalo guys mains ka date nikal gaya. rest in pieces.

[sankiraizada]

It's my headcanon that Anjali/Khushi keep telling Arnav/Aarav

Not to talk to strangers on the road

Not to take any food items offered to them

Always carry pepperspray

Have and ID with home address on them all the time..

you know, just in case if there's any kidnapper lurking outside Shantivan's walls.

If you see this again, that would be me using it in a ff. You're free to do so too. Arnav bhoi being teased is sugar to my soul. Bye, gotta go wash my mouth with acid now that I've called him bhai the forbidden word.

[starryalpacasstuff]

Queer Indian Media: A Compilation

A couple of days ago, @impala124 sent @lurkingshan an ask about the lack of discussion about Queer Indian Media in fandom spaces. I wrote about it here, @neuroticbookworm here, and @waitmyturtles here (both of them have excellent points, I highly recommend you read their posts!). It's become quite apparent that people are willing to watch and engage in discourse about queer Indian media, it's just that the lack of popularity and accessibility makes it harder for people to start. So, I've decided to make a list tracking all of the queer Indian media I know of, and hopefully also any meta/discourse about it, which is an idea I've had floating in my head for months now.

This list is by no means comprehensive, so if you have recs, send them my way! Text me on DM, send an ask, tag me in your posts, whatever. And though it's not possible for me to watch everything on the list, I will be slowly going through as many of these as I can and writing about them, as well as hopefully finding more stuff and easier to access versions for the ones that are harder to access right now. This post is going to be a slow work in progress, but I'm hoping to update it regularly. So, if you'd like me to keep you updated, let me know through the tags/replies and I will tag you in future posts!

I've tagged the people who've recommended certain shows alongside each show. Everything on here is available online. The hyperlinked titles lead you to the media itself, meaning that it's available for free online with subtitles. Other details will be mentioned separately.

Disclaimer: The media I have watched/read have recommendation ratings (which will not always reflect my enjoyment of something, rather are based on how much I'd recommend it). While I did lightly screen everything on here, the criteria was 'has a trailer or otherwise showing queerness to be a central theme in the story' and 'is available online', so take that into account if you decide to pick something up, and definitely watch trailers and/or skim the wikipedia pages beforehand.

Movies

Fire | English | @neuroticbookworm 

Recommendation: 8.75/10 A 1996 movie surrounding a lesbian couple packed with commentary on religion, class, purity culture and more. Quick Pitch + Historical Context

Kapoor & Sons | Hindi | @neuroticbookworm

Available on Netflix, Prime, and paid on Youtube and Apple TV

Kaathal-The Core | Malayalam | @neuroticbookworm 

Officially on Prime, also available grey without subtitles

Super Deluxe | Tamil | @neuroticbookworm 

Officially on a paid streaming service called aha, grey on youtube

Dear Dad | Hindi | @neuroticbookworm 

Geeli Puchi (Ajeeb Dastaans) | Hindi | @blorbingqls @neuroticbookworm 

Available on Netflix

Cobalt Blue @blorbingqls

Officially on Netflix, also available grey without subtitles

Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga | Hindi | @fallsouthwinter @usertoxicyaoi @neuroticbookworm

Available officially on Netflix, so watch there if you can, but can also be found grey in two parts without subtitles

Chitrangada: The Crowning Wish | Bengali | @silverquillsideas @neuroticbookworm 

I believe it's available on prime, but you might need to do some digging. Also available grey on youtube without subtitles (the movie is in part Bengali, part English)

Shubh Mangal Zyada Savdhan | Hindi | @silverquillsideas @twig-tea @neuroticbookworm

Officially on Amazon, grey on youtube without subtitles

Maja Ma | Hindi | @flyingrosebeetle @silverquillsideas 

Available on Amazon Prime

Badhaai Do | Hindi

Officially on Netflix, available grey without subtitles

Loev | Hindi

Available on youtube with Spanish (I think?) subtitles

Margarita With A Straw | Hindi

I believe this is a cut version, it is officially on Netflix which is likely the uncut version

Recommendation: 9/10

A self-discovery story about an Indian woman named Laila with cerebral palsy with great rep and beautiful execution.

Meta by @wen-kexing-apologist

Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui | Hindi | anon

Available grey without subtitles, officially on Netflix

Amar Prem Ki Prem Kahani | Hindi | @flowerbeasblog @aneechan

Officially on Jio Cinema, also available grey without subtitles

Time Out | Hindi

Available on Netflix

My Brother…Nikhil | Hindi

My Son Is Gay | Tamil

Hindi dub available on youtube without subtitles

Shows

Romil and Jugal | Hindi | @anixknowsnothin

You do need a vpn if you're outside India to watch it with the above link, it's also grey on youtube without subtitles

Recommendation: 8.5/10 India's modern gay remake of Romeo and Juliet, five years before Bad Buddy Random thoughts

The Married Woman | Hindi | @a-not-knowing-bisexual-wizard

Dev DD Season 2 | Hindi

Legitimately no clue whether this and the prev are grey or official

Made in Heaven | Hindi | @flyingrosebeetle @non-beingnary @neuroticbookworm

Available on Prime

All About Section 377, Still About Section 377 | Hindi

The Story Tales S2 | Gujrati

Insomnia | Hindi

It's a streaming service I've never heard of before, not unlike Gaga, this is one of the darker shows on the list so please do check out the trailer beforehand

Amra 2GayTher | Bengali

Available on two streaming services here and here, both paid

Mini gls from @twig-tea (og post here)

Firsts S3 | @tinyreadinglifelight

Neverland

Maaya 2

Last two eps do not have subtitles but the story is followable

The ‘Other’ Love Story @/silverquillsideas 

Just Another Love Story

Books

Memory of Light

Recommendation: 5/10 A historical book set during the colonial era, the lesbian romance is mostly a subplot that loses it's way towards the end. It's kind of a drag, but the history component is somewhat interesting.

Don't Let Him Know

Recommendation Rating: 7.5/10 with serious trigger warnings including rape. It's a brutally honest book designed to make the reader uncomfortable, so proceed with caution. I personally liked it quite a lot, but that's majorly because of how authentic the book felt.

Falling Into Place

Recommendation Rating: 8/10 A modern lesbian romance that follows similar beats to the typical thai bl/gl. A little underdeveloped in some places, but overall quite good.

My Magical Palace

Cobalt Blue

The Paths Of Marriage

Marriage Of A Thousand Lies

[cherryryryryryry]

Same energy!❤

If you have watched "shubh mangal zyada savdhan" then you will relate.

[radiantblews]

Ladies and germs

It is to inform you that the advent of the not so awaited dateshit datesheet is here. All I can say is savdhan rahe, satark rahe 🤞🤞

[incorrectmahabharatquotes]

Also, I don't get why these hindutva anons think that India is a queer friendly country. If it was, then why was there a huge outrage and opinions about how sanctity of marriage would change when the matter was in court. Literally, everyone was so bigoted. Made in heaven showed what was the reality in middle-aged queer people communities honestly.

Why was there outrage when Fire was premiered and was opposed by rss and other related groups? Even now, shubh mangal zyada savdhan and badhai do were criticized.

Why our beloved sprinter Dutee Chand was ostracized by her own family and community and critiqued by her own country then?

While our parents are changing, I feel our generation will be better as queer accepting parents rather than older ones. These people are rugsweeping our entire dark past and parts in order to portray that we are superior to others. We aren't. Honestly, no religion is. What matters is how we choose to interpret it. Sorry for the huge rant, and I really appreciate the blog you mods made.

See, the thing is, that they're on a "Hinduism is the supreme religion" kick. Unfortunately, the truth is that no religion is better than any other religion. But to support the falsehood of hindu supremacy they have to close their eyes and deny things that are happening all around them.

These particular anons do care about queer issues and struggles, in their own way I suppose. Some of these people are queer themselves, which is undoubtedly sad. This part of them is in conflict with the part of them that craves to know that they are always correct and right and that their religion and country could do no wrong. To make themselves feel better, they point at Islamic nations that are also horrible at granting queer people and women basic rights. India isn't much better, mind you. But the bare minimum improvement is enough for them to be assuaged in their sense of superiority. Thus, with their beliefs affirmed and their islamophobia stoked, they go on with their lives and parrot their opinions elsewhere.

It must be a painful existence to have two facets of your being in a harsh conflict with each other. Must be confusing to live that way. Regrettably, they can't get out of this mess unless they want to get out.

-Mod S

[firefeelsfine]

Mummy na pucha ki kya ker rahi hu me?? Aur meine bola MAUT KA INTEZAR...

{ 28 flying chappals received with unlimited taunts...}

(Mera sath hua aapka sath nhi hona chahiye isliye savdhan rahe satark raha!!!)

[hum-suffer]

"invest hi toh kar raha hu, tum pe."

— Savdhan India suspect rizz

[desi-lgbt-fest]

Hey, if possible can I get a list of all lgbt indian films. I just came to know about Maja Ma. So seriously I need to start watching indian lgbt rep. Tv Show recommendations are also totally cool

Ah dude...

Fire

Margarita with a straw

Shubh Mangal Zyada Savdhan

Badhaai Do

Ek Ladki Ko Dekha To

Cobalt Blue

Chandigarh Kare Ashiqui

These are off the top of my head Bollywood movies. There are I'm sure a lot more regional movies and bollywood niche movies that have queer representation.

The TV shows I can think of only have queer side characters but there are 2-3 youtube series that feature queer main people

There's All About Section 377 and the second part Still About Section 377 that's kinda cringe but still pretty sweet.

There's Romil and Jugal (which i haven't watched) which is a proper web series. There's quite a lot of short stories on YouTube which feature queerness too.

Hopefully others can add on it!

[forkaround]

Classic BL Watch: MasterPost

Namaste besties. @waitmyturtles started a challenge watching Older Thai BLs and it got me thinking as well. I've seen a few, I've DNF-ed a few, but I wanted to see the progression with my own eyes. Thus we be here.

The basic premise is to watch and review Thai BLs from Love Sick 2014 (which I believe is the first Thai BL) to present time.

I'm going to make a few changes to the format and include BLs from other countries as well, including China (if I can find it).

This is a long post so I divided it into chapters: - Some History - The Method to Potential Madness - List - Rating System I've made individual posts about each under #org: subcategory

I've been fascinated with BLs for over two years. To find that there was an entire world of queer content out there which A) existed and B) didn't queerbait or bury the gay, was a revelation. How could this be? I'd watched Yuri!!! on Ice in 2017 and I guess assumed that BLs would be the same (E7 blocked kiss). So while BLs were on my radar for a while before I started I didn't get into them until relatively recently. I got so into them that I started a YouTube Channel about it.

See I'm a writer and watching art transform in front of your eyes is a relatively recent phenomena and it makes my brain go brrr...

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Some History:

I'm Indian. I'm queer. We didn't have any rights until 2018 when the ban on homosexuality was lifted. We've had queer movies but they were your traditional Oscar-bait type things until very, very recently. By that I mean until last year where we had Maja Ma, a Madhuri Dixit starrer movie about a mom coming out as a lesbian which shocks the family and makes trouble for the son's marriage. It's a brilliant movie with one of India's best actresses as the lead. But it was a Netflix Original. Before that there was Subh Mangal Zyada Savdhan and Badhaai Do, which are both good queer movies which aired in cinemas from 2020 and 2022 respectively. All to say, queer media is very very very new in India. As such, what was a young queer to do but follow the Indian Dream and go to America. Which I did, in a literary sense. In fact watching Nyssa Al Ghul kiss Sara Lance was my queer awakening. (I love Ava but this ship was really something.) Between the good writing and queer chars being present, I wasn't coming back to India like any typical NRI.

I've mentioned before about how for the story I started writing at 15 there was no other love interest for the female lead except for another girl. It just won't make sense. This was before 2018, mind you, so not a chance in hell this would be published in India. I consoled myself with 'We'll publish in America. It takes place in space anyway, so it's fine.' But then came a story that just won't work in America. Think: what if Succession's terrible people protags were queer and Indian but it's written from a 'truly believes in romance' pov. Confused already right? I'd already given up hope. I love this, but it won't be anything more than a webnovel.

Par kahte hai -

(It is said, if you love something with all your heart then the entire universe will conspire to get it to you.)

And somehow I found BLs. A world of queer stories the likes of which I'd never seen before, brimming with love and support and honest and real and queer. The Bollywood fan in me lived again after a decade 6 feet under.

I love BLs. There's no two ways about it. I love them for the love they give, the hope they have, the cringe, the drama, the stupidity, the honesty, the realness. It's everything I ever wanted queer media to be. To start it from 0 and learn what made them what they are would be an amazing learning experience and to share that with other people... well how can I not?

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The Method to potential Madness:

My tastes are a little peculiar. I have seen media from all over the world, the good and the bad, what it has taught me is nothing is every going to be perfect and I will miss things that are important to other people but what else I've learned is that I don't really care about something being good. If it's broken, a little difficult, a little cheap but made with love. I am all in.

See when I was young during Janmasthami every year these guys from an organization called Yogeshwar would come in white kurtas and perform nataks(plays) in our society. They didn't have sets, 2-3 props, just that white kurta and pants as outfits and yet it was entertaining. It was fun. I loved it. So money and pure intentions have never been barriers for me.

(an example of Janmasthami natak)

What I do care about is competence. That the writer understands what they are writing about. The best actor can't pull off a bad script but a bad actor can be tolerated in a good script.

To get you an idea of my tastes some of my favorite medias are Legends of Tomorrow, Guardian (Cdrama), Supernatural, Agents of Shield, Agent Carter, Chains of Heart, Kinnporsche, LITA, The Eclipse, The Devil Judge, Crash Course in Romance, SRK movies from '00 like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Main Hoon Na, Kabhi Khushsi Kabhi Gham, etc. As you can see, very widely ranging. I love competence and I love heart. Everything else I can live without. To that end some shows I didn't like/DNF-ed: Bed Friend, Step by Step, Big Mouth, Eve, Game of Thrones, most Netflix things, Mr. Robot, Supergirl, The Flash, Elite, Witcher, Coffee Melody, War of Y. If you get too PC without the narrative backup I'll leave; If it's too nihilistic, I'll leave; If it's too monotonous, I'll leave. I have Psychotic Depression, I don't have the time to deal with this shit.

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List:

To borrow from @waitmyturtles, a list of shows I'll cover:

ThaiBL: 1) Love Sick and Love Sick 2 2) Make It Right + Make It Right 2 3) SOTUS + SOTUS S 4) Together With Me 5) Love By Chance 6) He’s Coming To Me 7) Dark Blue Kiss 8) TharnType 9) Puppy Honey 10) Theory of Love 11) Until We Meet Again 12) 2gether + Still 2gether 13) I Told Sunset About You + I Promised You the Moon 14) Manner of Death 15) A Tale of Thousand Stars 16) Lovely Writer I will group these into either productions i.e. all GMMTV or by writer i.e. all MAME, all Jittiran, all Sammon, etc

Korean BL: 1) Where Your Eyes Linger 2) Color Rush 3) To My Star 4) You Make Me Dance 5) Nobleman's Ryu's Wedding 6) Light On Me 7) Peach of Time 8) Kissable Lips 9) Long Time No See 10) Cherry Blossoms After Winter 11) Blueming 12) Our Dating Sim 13) The Eighth Sense Others like The Tasty Florida, Where Your Eyes Linger, Semantic Error, etc. I've already seen and don't include on this list.

Japanese BL: (from @absolutebl's recs) 1) Seven Days 2) My Love Mix-up 3) Restart after Come back Home 4) Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss! 5) Life: Love on the line 6) Man who defies the world of BL 7) Takumi kun 8) Boys Love 9) Cornered Mouse Dream of Cheese 10) Eternal Yesterday 11) Ossan's Love 12) Given Others like Cherry Magic, Old Fashion Cupcake, Minato Coin Laundry, etc. I've already seen and don't include on this list.

Taiwanese BL: 1 - 5) HIStory Series 6) Be Loved in this House: I Do 7) See you after Quarantine? 8) DNA says I love you 9) We are Gamily 10) Your Name Engraved Herein 11) Papa & Daddy 12) Plus Minus 13) Love is Science Others like We Best Love, About Youth I've already seen and don't include on this list.

Chinese BL: (If I can find them) 1) Addicted Heroin 2) The Untamed 3) Advance Bravely 4) My Esport Genius Brother 5) Like Love: I love you as a man 6) Mr. CEO is falling in Love with him 7) S.C.I 8) Irresistible Love 9) Mr. X and I Others like Guardian and Word of Honor I've already seen and don't include on this list

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Rating System:

Range: 3 Wonderland to 3 Wasteland. Wonderland = Good. Wasteland = Bad. 3 Wonderland = Best Ever. 3 Wasteland = Worst Ever. Categories: Writing/Script (character work, world building, pacing, etc.); Production (technical stuff, camera work, visuals, etc.); Acting; Joy Levels (how much I enjoyed it); Feeling (satisfied, confused, angry, etc.)(totally subjective, grain of salt metric) and a Final Rank.

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Tags: classic BL watch; [show]; fork watches; fork report;

[16/06/2023]

[carmen-sandie-go]

Savdhan rahe, satark rahe 🚨

apke andar toh voh acha feel karta hai; parantu kya apko andar acha feel karata hai ?

[stackumbrellayamini]

Top 10 Hottest Bhojpuri Actresses of 2023

Top 10 Hottest Bhojpuri Actresses of 2023

India is a diverse country, and so is its film industry. There is a film industry in every region of India, based on language and culture. Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Bhojpuri, and Bengali are a few examples.

While discussing the Bhojpuri movie industry, Bhojpuri beauties are constantly discussed. The Bhojpuri film industry has several attractive actresses. With perfect body and beauty, these actresses are no less than any Bollywood actress. Let’s have a look at these sexy Bhojpuri actresses. Also, look at these top 10 most attractive Tamil actresses of 2023.

Table of Contents

Top 10 sexy Bhojpuri actresses  of 2023

1. Monalisa

2. Aamrapali Dubey

3. Kajal Raghwani

4. Akshara Singh

5. Rani Chatterjee

6. Namrita Malla

7. Nidhi Jha

8. Anjana Singh

9. Seema Singh

10. Mani Bhattacharya

Top 10 sexy Bhojpuri actresses  of 2023

1. Monalisa

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Antara Biswa is also known by the name Monalisa. She ranks among the sexy Bhojpuri actresses. Monalisa began appearing on television in 2016 when she appeared on Big Boss.

She has also made films in Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, and Bengali, in addition to Bhojpuri. She also has a large Instagram following of fans.

2. Aamrapali Dubey

Aamrapali Dubey is an Indian actress who has appeared in many Bhojpuri films. Along with that, she has also done serials like Rehna hai Teri Palkon Ki Chhaon Mein, Saath Phere, Maayka, and Mera Naam Kregi Roshan. This Bhojpuri beauty is among the sexiest Bhojpuri actress.

3. Kajal Raghwani

This 32-year-old Bhojpuri actress has acted in many Bhojpuri films. She has also won the Bhojpuri best actress people choice award in 2016. Kajal has a fan following of 3.3 million on Instagram.

4. Akshara Singh

Akshara Singh is one of the highest-paid actresses in Bhojpuri cinema. Her beauty and charm are what make her fan’s heads turn. She started her career in 2016 and now she works as an actress, singer, dancer, and Tv presenter.

5. Rani Chatterjee

Born in 1976, Rani Chatterjee’s real name is Sabiha Shaikh. She is among the sexy bhojpuri actresses. Rani has appeared in many Bhojpuri movies and a web show named Mastram. Along with being a popular Indian actress, this Bhojpuri beauty is also a great dancer.

6. Namrita Malla

Namrita Malla is a Bhojpuri actress known for her fiery looks and amazing body. She has acted in many Bhojpuri films. Namrita was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and then shifted toward Bhojpuri cinema. This beautiful Bhojpuri diva is also an Instagram star.

7. Nidhi Jha

You must have known her from the popular serials, Balika Vadhu, Aahat, Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke, Addalat, crime petrol, Savdhan India, and many more. Along with being a popular tv actress Nidhi Jha is also a known face in Bhojpuri cinema too. She has acted and many Bhojpuri films and is also among the sexy Bhojpuri actresses.

8. Anjana Singh

Anjana Singh is a typical Bhojpuri beauty and a famous name in Bhojpuri cinema. Her movies and acting skills are what is admired by the fans most. This 32-year-old actress was born and brought up in Lakhnow, Uttar Pradesh.

9. Seema Singh

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Seema Singh is a great dancer and actress. She has appeared in more than 500 Bhojpuri movies. People also know this gorgeous diva as the ‘ item queen’ of Bhojpuri cinema. Her moves and dancing skills never fail to amaze her fans.

10. Mani Bhattacharya

Mani Bhattacharya is a beautiful and talented Bhojpuri actress. She has acted in many Bhojpuri and Bengali films.  Mani has made her Bhojpuri film debut with ‘ Zila Champaran’.  She is among the hottest Bhojpuri actress.

[danzer91]

HACK Crimes online - Season 1 || Crime Se Savdhan ll New Web-Series Epis...

[craftyart1612]

Elegant Marathi Wedding Invitation Cards: Tradition Meets Style

Introduction: The Beauty of Marathi Wedding Invitations

A Marathi wedding is a grand celebration steeped in rich cultural traditions, vibrant rituals, and joyous gatherings of family and friends. The wedding invitation card, or "Nimantaran Patra," plays a crucial role in setting the tone for this auspicious occasion. It is more than just a formal announcement; it’s a reflection of the couple’s journey, values, and the cultural heritage they wish to honor.

At Crafty Art, we specialize in designing Creative Marathi Wedding Card that blend tradition with modern elegance. Our designs capture the essence of Marathi culture while offering a stylish and contemporary appeal, ensuring that your wedding invitation is as unique and memorable as the celebration itself.

The Cultural Significance of Marathi Wedding Invitations

In Marathi culture, the wedding invitation card holds a special place. It is traditionally seen as the first official communication between the families of the bride and groom, symbolizing respect, joy, and the sacredness of the upcoming union. The language, symbols, and motifs used in the invitation carry deep cultural meanings, making it a cherished keepsake for both families.

1. Traditional Elements in Marathi Wedding Invitations

Marathi wedding invitations often incorporate various traditional elements that resonate with the cultural heritage of Maharashtra.

Lord Ganesha: The invocation of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, is a common feature in Marathi wedding invitations. His image or a sacred verse in his honor is typically placed at the top of the card, seeking his blessings for a smooth and prosperous wedding.

Mangal Kalash: The Mangal Kalash, a sacred pot filled with water and topped with a coconut and mango leaves, is another popular motif. It symbolizes prosperity, purity, and the divine presence in the wedding ceremonies.

Palkhi Motif: The palkhi, or palanquin, is a traditional Marathi symbol that represents the joyous procession of the bride as she embarks on her new journey. This motif is often used to add a touch of cultural richness to the invitation.

2. Marathi Script and Language

The use of Marathi language and script in the wedding invitation adds an authentic and personal touch. It connects the invitation with the cultural roots of the families, making it a meaningful piece of communication.

Marathi Calligraphy: Elegant Marathi calligraphy enhances the aesthetic appeal of the invitation. At Crafty Art, we offer a range of traditional and modern fonts that can be customized to suit your preferences, adding a regal touch to your wedding card.

Traditional Verses: Incorporating traditional Marathi verses or blessings, such as "Shubhamangal Savdhan," adds a spiritual dimension to the invitation. These verses convey best wishes and blessings for the couple’s new life together.

Crafty Art’s Approach to Marathi Wedding Invitation Cards

At Crafty Art, we understand the importance of every detail in a wedding invitation. Our approach to designing Marathi wedding cards is focused on creating a perfect blend of tradition, elegance, and personalization.

1. Customizable Design Themes

We offer a wide range of design themes that can be tailored to reflect the unique style and preferences of the couple. Whether you prefer a classic look or a contemporary design, we have options that will meet your needs.

Traditional Designs: For those who want to honor their cultural heritage, we offer traditional designs featuring classic motifs like Lord Ganesha, Mangal Kalash, and intricate paisley patterns. These designs are often complemented by rich, vibrant colors that symbolize joy and prosperity.

Modern Aesthetics: If you’re looking for something more contemporary, our modern designs incorporate clean lines, minimalist motifs, and a subtle color palette. These invitations offer a fresh and stylish take on traditional Marathi wedding cards.

Floral and Nature-Inspired Themes: Floral designs are timeless and versatile. We offer beautiful invitations featuring intricate floral patterns or nature-inspired motifs like peacocks, lotus flowers, or leaves, adding an element of elegance and grace to your card.

2. Personalized Touches

Personalization is key to making your wedding invitation truly unique. At Crafty Art, we work closely with you to add personal elements that reflect your story, values, and the significance of your wedding day.

Couple’s Monogram: Adding a custom monogram with the initials of the bride and groom is a stylish way to personalize your wedding invitation. This monogram can be featured prominently on the card or subtly incorporated into the design.

Photo Invitations: Including a photograph of the couple on the invitation adds a personal and modern touch. This can be a recent picture or a cherished memory from your pre-wedding journey, making the invitation even more special.

Custom Wording: The wording of the invitation is crucial in conveying the tone and formality of the event. Whether you want to keep it traditional or opt for a more contemporary style, we can help you craft a message that resonates with your guests.

3. Premium Quality Materials

The quality of the materials used in your wedding invitation is essential to creating a lasting impression. At Crafty Art, we use only the finest materials to ensure that your invitation is both beautiful and durable.

High-Quality Paper: We offer a variety of premium paper options, including textured, matte, and glossy finishes. Each type of paper is carefully selected to enhance the design and provide a luxurious feel to your invitation.

Foil Stamping and Embossing: For an added touch of elegance, we offer foil stamping and embossing options. Gold or silver foil can be used to highlight important details, while embossing adds depth and texture to the design, creating a sophisticated and tactile invitation.

Handcrafted Details: For a truly unique invitation, we offer handcrafted elements such as ribbon ties, laser-cut patterns, and wax seals. These embellishments add a personal and artistic touch, making your invitation a keepsake that guests will cherish.

4. Eco-Friendly Options

For couples who are environmentally conscious, we offer eco-friendly options that allow you to celebrate your wedding sustainably without compromising on style or quality.

Recycled Paper: Our recycled paper options are both sustainable and elegant. These eco-friendly invitations are perfect for couples who want to make an environmentally responsible choice while still enjoying a beautiful and high-quality design.

Digital Invitations: If you prefer a paperless option, we also offer digital wedding invitations. These can be easily shared via email or social media, making it convenient to invite guests while reducing your environmental impact.

Why Choose Crafty Art for Your Marathi Wedding Invitation Card?

At Crafty Art, we are passionate about creating wedding invitations that are as unique and special as your wedding day. Here’s why you should choose us for your Wedding Invitation Card in Marathi:

1. Expertise in Custom Design

With years of experience in the industry, we have the expertise to bring your vision to life. Our team of designers works closely with you to understand your preferences and to create a design that is tailored to your needs.

2. Attention to Detail

We believe that every detail matters. From the choice of colors and fonts to the finishing touches like foil stamping and ribbon ties, we pay close attention to every aspect of the design to ensure that your invitation is perfect.

3. High-Quality Materials

We use only the best materials to create our invitations, ensuring that they are not only beautiful but also durable. Our commitment to quality means that your wedding invitation will be a lasting reminder of your special day.

4. Personalization and Customization

We offer extensive customization options to make your invitation truly unique. Whether you want to include photos, custom wording, or special details, we work with you to create an invitation that is as personal and meaningful as your celebration.

Conclusion: Celebrate Your Wedding with Crafty Art’s Marathi Wedding Invitation Cards

Your wedding invitation is the first glimpse your guests will have of your special day, and it should be as unique and memorable as the celebration itself. At Crafty Art, we are committed to helping you create a Marathi wedding invitation card that reflects the love, joy, and cultural significance of your wedding.

With our elegant designs, personalized touches, and attention to detail, you can be confident that your invitation will set the perfect tone for your wedding day. Celebrate your love and your cultural heritage with a beautifully designed invitation from Crafty Art—where tradition meets style in every detail.