Single-card wedding invitation
One card, both families, clean typesetting. The workhorse — Tamil on one side, English on the other if you like.
One card, both families, clean typesetting. The workhorse — Tamil on one side, English on the other if you like.
Opens out to reveal the details. Room for the muhurtham timings, venue map and both families' names.
Main card, ceremony inserts, RSVP slip and a printed envelope — all designed as one family of pieces.
Gold, rose-gold or silver foil on names and borders. Catches light the way printed gold ink never does.
Smaller, lighter and quicker than the wedding set — often printed alongside it to match.
Gruhapravesam cards with the pooja timings set clearly, and the address printed so guests actually find it.
Valaikaappu, seemantham and naming-day invitations — soft illustration work, or plain and typographic.
The same design as your printed card, sized for WhatsApp and Instagram. Static image or short animated version.
The small card that goes into the bag. Names printed, or left blank for you to write in.
For online sellers — a thank-you, your Instagram handle and a care note, dropped into every order.
Sent after the wedding or the first birthday, with a photo from the day on the front.
Blank inside, monogram or name outside, envelopes to match. A gift in itself.
Cut to the exact shape of your artwork. Matte or gloss vinyl, water resistant, peels clean.
Several stickers on one backing sheet — peel one at a time. Good for packing stations and gift sets.
Clear vinyl so the jar, bottle or bag shows through. Ingredients and FSSAI details set to size.
To close a bag, seal an envelope or badge a return gift. Names and dates printed on each.
For home bakers, pickle and podi makers, candle and soap studios. Batch and date panel included.
Thicker vinyl with a laminate on top, for things that get handled, rained on and scraped.
The standard done properly — 350 GSM, soft matte film, crisp trim, and text that is actually readable.
Gloss raised only where your logo is, or foil stamped on a matte black card. People keep these ones.
600 GSM board with a colour painted along the cut edge. Heavy, quiet, expensive-feeling.
Stamp boxes, next-visit lines and a writable uncoated back — for salons, clinics and cafés.
Twelve pages on a stand, with your logo on every month and Tamil festival dates marked.
Single sheet or monthly pages, hanging or pasted. Big date grid that reads from across the room.
Twelve of your own photos, birthdays and anniversaries printed in. A quiet, very good gift.
Full year on a card the size of a visiting card. Cheap to hand out, hard to throw away.
A4 letterheads with printed envelopes to match, set up so your printed matter looks like one business.
Glued-top pads with your name or company on every sheet. Fifty sheets a pad, ruled or plain.
Double-sided, laminated, tasselled if you want. Popular as school gifts and shop freebies.
Punched and strung, with "to" and "from" lines — or each guest's name printed for a seated dinner.
Your initials drawn as a mark, then printed or foiled on a set of cards you will use for years.
Name banners, flag bunting and backdrop panels printed to the theme you have already picked.
Cut-out props on sticks, with in-jokes and Tamil one-liners if you send them to us.
Tent-folded and ready to stand. Guest names typeset properly, not printed in a spreadsheet font.
Printed on paper with seeds in it — guests plant the card instead of binning it.
Baby-shower games, kids' colouring sheets and quiz cards, printed to match the rest of the décor.
Photo mugs, quote mugs, cork-backed coaster sets. Single pieces for gifts, or a run for the office.
Hang tags, box sleeves, belly bands and shelf danglers — the layer that makes a product look finished.
Cotton totes and pouches printed with your logo or artwork — for shops, weddings and workshops.
A photo, a name chart or a wedding date print, output on thick paper and framed ready to hang.
Menu cards, ID badges, certificates, temple event notices, shop signage — ask, and we will tell you honestly if we can do it well.
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Client Feedback & Experiences
Most of our work comes from someone showing a card or sticker to a friend. Here are words sent back to us.
“We moved the muhurtham eleven days before the wedding. They reset and reprinted 320 cards without one complaint, and the Tamil typesetting was better than the four printers we had asked before them.”
“My old jar labels peeled in the fridge. These have held for four months through condensation and daily handling.”
“I sent a blurry photo of my grandfather's handwriting and it came back as the monogram on our notecards.”
“The proof came back the same evening, and they caught both spellings of my mother's name before I did.”
“Twenty-five thank-you cards for a first birthday. No one else would take an order that small.”
“The desk calendars went to 180 clients in January. People are still calling about them in March.”
“Six months of handing out the same card and people still turn it over to look at the painted edge.”
“We moved the muhurtham eleven days before the wedding. They reset and reprinted 320 cards without one complaint, and the Tamil typesetting was better than the four printers we had asked before them.”
“My old jar labels peeled in the fridge. These have held for four months through condensation and daily handling.”
“I sent a blurry photo of my grandfather's handwriting and it came back as the monogram on our notecards.”
“The proof came back the same evening, and they caught both spellings of my mother's name before I did.”
“Twenty-five thank-you cards for a first birthday. No one else would take an order that small.”
“The desk calendars went to 180 clients in January. People are still calling about them in March.”
“Six months of handing out the same card and people still turn it over to look at the painted edge.”
Help & Answers
Twenty-five pieces for cards and invitations, fifty for stickers and labels. There is zero minimum for digital WhatsApp e-invites. Small reprints are always welcome!
Your first proof arrives in 24–48 hours. Once you approve it, plain printing takes 3–5 working days; luxury foil, die-cut, or embossed work takes about two days longer. We ship across India with express tracking.
Yes, absolutely! We specialize in native Tamil typography and English bilingual layouts. Every ligature, conjunct character, and Tamil honorific is verified line by line on screen and printed proof.
You always receive a complimentary high-resolution digital proof. We can also mail a sample pack of our curated papers and finishes to your address on request.
Click 'Enquire item' on any product card above, or send us a WhatsApp message with your quantity and date. We will send you an itemised quote, usually within a few hours.
Studio Consultation
We are based in Tamil Nadu, India. Whether you have exact print specs or just an early idea, message us directly.
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