I have tried to make a wedding congratulations card based on the Indian weddings.
In India, weddings are a full of color, flowers and lots of shimmer. Summer is the season for weddings, and I always miss out on the weddings as my kids school summer vacation is July and August, and not many weddings take place during that time.
Red is the color for most brides, of course there are different colors too. But I went with a red and beige card stock, and some matching flowers.
I drew the bride's face and used my gel pen to add shimmer to the veil. The sentiment panel is cut from one side in the face shape.
In India, weddings are a full of color, flowers and lots of shimmer. Summer is the season for weddings, and I always miss out on the weddings as my kids school summer vacation is July and August, and not many weddings take place during that time.
Red is the color for most brides, of course there are different colors too. But I went with a red and beige card stock, and some matching flowers.
I drew the bride's face and used my gel pen to add shimmer to the veil. The sentiment panel is cut from one side in the face shape.
Added a tear drop shaped rhinestone to mimic the hair jewellery, and drew the nose ring using a golden gel pen.
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My card is pretty much close to the sketch, instead of the doily, I added the bride's veil, and a ribbon behind the panel.
An Indian wedding themed card, bit different from all the entries!
Added plenty of flowers as per the inspiration picture, and chose the beige color too!
Coming in to edit this post, which I thought I added Time Out but realized I didn't.
For me summer is all about marriages, in India it is the most busiest times for weddings, that sometimes there are more than a couple of wedding in a given day. And we love colors and flowers so much.
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This cards is SO Indian wedding! I love the profile you've drawn and the addition of that teardrop rhinestone for the tikka.
ReplyDeleteThis is very lovely. I love the vibrant colours and the face you drew with the jewellery
ReplyDeleteRahmat, I have been very fortunate to attend the Indian weddings of a couple of friends and your card really reminded me of the bright, colorful, sparkly saris they wore. Thank you for inspiring a trip down memory lane for me! i really love the colors, the textures and the flowers with that little touch of bling. So glad you joined us at the Paper Players this week
ReplyDeleteJaydee
This is gorgeous, Love the amazing colors and design layout, the bride is beautiful :) Thank you for sharing with CSCC!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Rahmat!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Lulupu challenge #32
Lovely card and fantastic concept!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!so nicely executed..thanks for sharing with us on CSCC!
ReplyDeletePretty card with a beautiful color combo :)
ReplyDeleteDef has d colours and feel of an indian wedding :)) thank u for playing with us at Lulupu.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Rahmat! You always make such gorgeous cards.. love your style.
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating at Lulupu Challenge#32. Good luck
Too lovely! Thank you so much for joining us at CSCC.. Good luck.. :)
ReplyDeleteToo lovely Rahmat. Thank you so much for joining us at CSCC. Good luck.. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely. TFS at CSCC. Hope to see you again.
ReplyDeleteWHat a lovely take on challenges Rahmat ! I loved the bride's face and the overall CAS look of card !
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