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A bandhani chunri with a gota edge slides aside to show a sunlit haveli courtyard and your names. Magenta and cream bands follow, with mehndi hands, a dholak, bangles and marigolds painted in the corners, a gold plate to scratch, the three evenings in medallions and an arch for every venue.

A scroll with brass ends unrolls on a peach watercolour wash to show your names, then the two of you painted beneath them. A gold panel to scratch over a calendar, each evening with its own painting, your journey on a timeline, a maroon countdown, maps for every venue and a palace at dusk to close.

A deep maroon folder embossed with roses and sealed in gold opens onto a white Mughal arch crowned with dark red roses that stays above every page. Each evening's date in its own frame, three gold discs to scratch, the programme of every function and photos in arches.

Hold the water and a moonlit baradari rises out of it. Black and ivory bands, a silver plate to scratch, three evenings on a lantern-lit timeline and a marigold sign-off.

Two ivory paper doors sealed with jasmine swing open onto a carved Mughal arch that stays above every page. Each evening's date in its own frame, three gold discs to scratch, the programme of every function and photos in arches.

Ajrak and rilli patchwork on haveli doors that open after three knocks. Hold the heart, then scroll through the evenings, the venues and a knock-back RSVP.

Knock three times on carved haveli doors, then hold the heart to bring the couple together. Embroidered marigolds, three evenings in medallions and a knock-back RSVP.

A paper dollhouse opens onto a ballroom. Ribbon-framed verse, functions in embossed blue medallions, a schedule for every evening and velvet curtains that part for your names.

Embroidered roses and calla lilies on ribbon-tied doors that open onto an oval frame. A rose arch, a Mughal garden venue, gold scratch discs and a programme for the day.

Embroidered wisteria doors untie with a silk bow and open onto a lakeside arch. Paper cards, gold scratch discs and painted venues, made to feel like a storybook.

Oxblood velvet curtains part like a stage onto names set in antique gold, with rose garlands around a Mughal arch.

A marigold envelope sealed in green wax. Break the seal and a bandhani-dotted card rises, bright as a mehndi night.

Navy and soft gold behind pierced jaali screens. Knock three times and carved doors swing open onto a calm Mughal arch.

Blush and rose with your favourite couple photo framed like a polaroid, opened by a soft shower of petals.

Plum and pink with a holographic shimmer. Draw the silk veil aside to reveal names written in light.

Walnut and champagne: a quiet Nikah card with Bismillah in Arabic script and Surah Ar-Rum beneath it.

Midnight and neon pink for dholki nights that run until sunrise. The loudest card in the collection.

Emerald and saffron around a henna mandala. Press and hold the diya until the whole card glows.

A destination wedding as a boarding pass: ocean blue, coral, and travel details for Hunza, Murree or Dubai.

Violet and mint vines climbing a glass arch. Soft and airy for an evening Walima.

A leather-bound storybook in deep wine and gold. The cover swings open and your love story unfolds chapter by chapter.

Three layered cards in ruby and gold, one for each function, all carried in a single link.

Saffron and turmeric yellow with hand-drawn paisleys, made for Mayun and haldi mornings.

Teal marble and gold leaf. Hold the lamp and a palace of light slowly wakes around your names.

Garden green and rose pink, inspired by Mughal terraced gardens and their fountains.

Pomegranate red and marigold with a twirling anarkali silhouette. Draw the dupatta aside to begin.

Moonlight silver on midnight blue: a quiet card for a night-time Nikah.

An indigo sky scattered with golden stars. Sweet and simple for an engagement or Mangni.

A palace of colour: fuchsia, parrot green and block-printed borders for a joyful Mehndi.

Crystal chandeliers and candlelight in cocoa and gold. Press and hold to light the jhoomar.

Royal amethyst and lilac, named for an empress. A silk veil draws aside onto calligraphy in gold.

A galaxy of stars in deep navy and sky blue, with a countdown that sparkles.

A flower garden in leaf green and rose, bursting with petals as it opens.

Mirror work and champagne light. Palace doors open onto a thousand reflections.

Rich red embroidered with gold zari thread: the classic bridal combination.

Emerald and uncut gold like kundan jewellery, sealed inside an emerald envelope.

Magenta and gold woven like a Banarsi saree. Draw the fabric aside to reveal your names.

Green and gold gota trim: a cheerful card for the Mehndi.

Ivory and pewter with fine kamdani sparkle, delicate and understated.

A qawwali night by candlelight: ink black and amber, with Sufi poetry in Nastaliq.

Night jasmine in indigo and orchid, fragrant and calm.

Jasmine garlands on olive green: the scent of every Pakistani wedding.

Flame-tree red and orange, warm as a summer wedding in Lahore.

Water-lily blue and aqua, calm and cool.

Turquoise tilework and gold, inspired by Multan's blue-tiled shrines.

Deep emerald velvet and antique gold for a grand, regal Baraat.

Ruby and gold, as rich as a bridal set. Velvet curtains part on calligraphy in gold.

Coral and peach with soft waves, perfect for a seaside Nikah in Karachi.

Sandalwood and cream with a single gold arch, simple and warm.

Saffron and leaf green with mehndi paisleys climbing the arch.

Sunshine yellow and orange for the haldi and Mayun.

Tappay, dholak and laughter in rust and mustard stripes.

Purple and gold tassels like a bridal paranda, swaying as the card opens.

Rose and gold with the jingle of anklets: playful and bright.

A mosque mehrab in teal and wheat, peaceful and devout, with Arabic calligraphy.

Red sandstone and marble domes, inspired by Lahore's great mosque.

Pine-green hills and spring leaves for an Islamabad wedding.

Apricot-blossom pink against mountain snow, for a destination wedding up north.

Sea blue and sunset orange for a beach-side Mehndi or a Clifton Walima.

Ivory pearls on dove grey, minimal and serene.

Midnight velvet and lavender starlight for a glamorous evening reception.

Deep rose and blush roses climbing an arch: romantic and classic.

Lanterns, harmonium and amber light for a Sufi qawwali evening.

Bold Pakistani truck art in cherry and sky blue with painted borders. Fun and full of colour.

A maroon and gold shagun card that breaks its seal on Alhamdulillah. The families, the rishta and a mubarakbad wall in one link.

Emerald jaali and two gold rings. Untie the ribbon to share that the angoothi has been exchanged.

Soft rose and vines, sweet as mishri. Petals open onto the news, with an optional engagement and family duas.

Midnight blue and starlight. The curtains part on a quiet, elegant baat pakki announcement.

Crimson roses for a joyful khabar. Rose petals open the card; guests leave their mubarakbad underneath.

Plum and old gold paisley, like a bottle of ittar. A sealed envelope with the good news inside.