Hindu marriages have always been considered sacrosanct. They are deeply laced with tradition and unwaveringly smeared in customs. So, the Hindu wedding cards have always enjoyed certain privileges and an unrestrained amount of expenditure. But, over the years, they have also gone through certain changes. Contrary to the earlier decades when these cards were staid in appearance, now they have been revamped to suit the urbane tastes and the 21st century culture. Thus, if you are amongst the fashionable couples who like their things to be catchy and visually appealing, then you should look up for a designer whose creativity can meet your gargantuan expectations.

There are a few aspects of a wedding which require you to make preparations quite a few weeks in advance. The guest list must be prepared at least 3-4 months in advance so that the cards can be ordered with convenience. Your guest list will also play a decisive role in your ultimate choice of design of the cards. For instance, if you have come up with a guest list of, say, over 1000 people (which is a number on the higher side for an average Hindu family), then you may prefer to stick to cheaper designs. If you opt for expensive designs and make orders in such high quantities, then your overall expenditure can go beyond your budget.

On the other hand, if your guest list is limited to just 300-400 people, then you will need to order a lesser number of Hindu wedding invitations. Since the quantity will be low, you can exercise the choice of opting for a more expensive design. Even if your rate-per-card is very high, you may still manage to make a complete order without having to cross your prefixed budget.

Amongst other aspects of the card, you may like to arrange an appointment with a calligrapher and a proofreader. Some modern day couples like to go with customized Hindu wedding cards. Such cards have their own exclusivity and they are definitely much more enticing to the eye. So, if you are willing to spend some extra bucks, you can look for artists and calligraphers to add sketches, drawings and some fresh style of writing. Adding photographs, pictures and idols of deities have also become fashionable.

However, one must not get carried away. It is important to ensure that your card, at no point of time, appears gaudy or ostentatious. Your guests would love to see a soothing and emotional card which has the drawings, photos and idols in the right amount. But if you end up overdoing them, then that charm may get replaced with a sense of undesirable haughtiness.

Also, the Hindu wedding invitations should not be deprived of their original contents. Therefore, all details about the reception dates, address and timings of all major events including mehendi, sagai and shaadi must be clearly introduced in pellucid writing, explicit language and legible fonts. For more details search here as your choice http://www.dreamweddingcard.com/hindu-wedding-invitations-1.html

We live in The United States of America. This means every single citizen of this *free country, has a say. But, there is no say when the government regulates a majority of things we do; how much soda we drink, what we can or cannot watch, etc.

It is very simple, the people who own a television should choose what they want to watch rather than being told they cannot watch something due to someone else not agreeing with it. Or that they have to wait till 10:00 PM to watch a show that says a word or words that would kill children if heard(sarcasm)...even though they will hear it in worse context in the real world.

If this was the case, it would prove there is no freedom. If a majority dislike something, it will be removed or regulated. Wasted money on regulating what people can and cannot watch due to someone else's opinion...is not freedom.

You are offended by a word? But you tell your children that words are only words. Telling your children to be strong minded, when you are only creating simple, one tracked minded children. If the majority voted, television would not be what it is today. It is regulated, but if the majority(Religious folk) got their way we would be watching...well I am not sure...depends on what the Bible/Koran/Etc agree with.

The United States of America is not a Christian country. It is a country full of all people, black, white, Muslim, Christian...but in the end we are people with our own opinions and have the right to choose what we watch/eat/do.

So stop requesting for regulations as all you are doing is digging a deeper hole, ruining the potential of the USA. You live your life and I will live mine. I am not going into your house and telling you what to watch, so stop telling me what I can and cannot watch.