Howrah Tareekh
Calendar pages fly off to show Howrah Bridge at dusk: a save the date.
No photo needed
Wedding
Aiburobhat, gaye holud, Shubho Bibaho and bou bhaat, in Bengali. Only designs made for this kind of wedding. The card is written in its own language, and you can add English beside it.
15 designs
Calendar pages fly off to show Howrah Bridge at dusk: a save the date.
No photo needed
Carved Bengal terracotta, a Bankura horse and a frieze of boats and elephants. Two photo frames, one for each of you.
Couple photo or two separate
An old Bengal mansion in red and white, with banana plants and shola flowers.
Couple photo or two separate
A carved Konark wheel rolls away across the sand of a golden Odisha beach.
No photo needed
Night jasmine falling at dawn by a Bengal village pond.
No photo needed
A Bengali bride and groom in bold Kalighat brushwork, between two rui fish. No photos needed.
No photo needed
Odisha's Pipli appliqué: parasols, parrots and elephants with little mirrors. Two photo frames, one for each of you.
Couple photo or two separate
A red Bengal courtyard, with a white shola-pith plaque.
One couple photo
A bright Odisha Pattachitra scroll, opening with Lord Jagannath.
Couple photo or two separate
A red-bordered sari and an alpona lotus on white, with Raag Bhairavi.
Photos optional
An Assamese couple in muga silk under a gamosa border, with a xorai and tea hills. No photos needed.
No photo needed
A wedding told in Kantha running stitches on soft white cotton. No photos needed.
No photo needed
A misty rainforest with a waterfall and wild orchids in the hills.
Couple photo or two separate
Assam's tea gardens in gamosa red and white, with Bihu drums by the river.
Couple photo or two separate
A Bengali wedding with shola crowns, paan leaves and a white alpana. No photos needed.
No photo needed
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