Traditional Wedding Card

The front cover is the most decorative element and features a large, colorful illustration of a Royal Couple (Raja and Rani) in traditional marriage attire, suggesting a Rajput or Mughal influence.
​Couple Illustration: The groom is depicted standing in a yellow/gold sherwani and turban, while the bride is reclining or sitting in a detailed red and gold lehenga, adorned with heavy jewelry and garlands. The art style is vibrant and classic, resembling miniature painting.
​Embossed Gold Work: Significant portions of the image, including the couple’s jewelry and clothing details, the surrounding motifs, and the Ganesha medallion, appear to be embossed or raised with bright gold foil stamping, adding texture and opulence.
​Themed Elements:
​Ganesha: A prominent feature is the Ganesha medallion, often placed at the bottom right, which is highly stylized and embellished with gold hangings, symbolizing good fortune and a successful start to the marriage.
​Butterfly/Peacock Motif: A large, intricate golden motif, resembling a stylized butterfly or peacock feather, is positioned on the lower left.
​Background Scene: The scene behind the couple features steps, a stylized throne or mandap element, and a gradient color scheme moving from rich orange/brown at the top to a lighter beige on the lower half, decorated with subtle white and pink floral vines.