Wedding Cards in Delhi: Invitation Cards & Gifting Boxes for 2026

Price list at a glance

These are the figures quoted for the collection shown in the video. Your final quote depends on the exact design, quantity, finish and contents.

Affordable Wedding Cards: Starting at ₹6

The starting price is the first pleasant surprise. Rishabh Cards quotes a wedding card range beginning at ₹6, with both wholesale and retail available. That makes the collection worth exploring even if you are working with a tight invitation budget.

There is plenty of variety beyond the entry-level cards:

• Handle-style packaging: a red invitation with foil printing and an integrated handle gives the card a little carry-bag feel.
• Matte-finish cards: decorative cutwork, raised detailing and ribbon-held inserts add interest without moving straight into a large gifting box.
• Butter-paper-themed invitations: floral designs use a translucent-paper look, with two inserts for the wedding details.
• Butterfly-style cards: an opening design reveals ribbon-tied inserts inside, with space for the invitation content.

Colour options are available across several designs. If you like a particular opening style but want a different colour combination, ask about it before ruling the card out.

A useful distinction: ₹6 is the starting price for the overall collection, not the quoted price for every paper card shown. Ask for the price of your exact design, including its printing and packaging.

Card Styles: Foil, Floral and Nikkah Designs

Beyond the themed formats, printed cards come in styles that suit different ceremonies and families. These three samples show directions you can take to the shop. They are reference designs, so ask Rishabh Cards what it can match and at what price.

Foil printing and matte finishes are part of the collection described above. Bring your wording, date, venue and preferred colours, and ask which finish, paper and packaging suit the style you like.

Unique Wedding Invitations: Passport, iPhone and Banana-Leaf Designs

If you want something different from a traditional wedding card, these are the most playful options in the collection. Each one uses a familiar object or shape to make opening the invitation more interesting.

Passport-style wedding invitations

The passport-themed card is presented as one of the shop’s hot-selling designs. It has a burgundy passport-style cover, personalised pages inside and a boarding-pass-style insert. The couple’s photograph and wedding information become part of the travel-inspired layout.

The passport feel runs through the whole design, not only the cover. The outer packaging follows the same theme, and the shop says colours and design details can be changed to suit your requirements.

iPhone and WhatsApp-themed cards at ₹35

This is a physical wedding invitation designed to resemble a smartphone. The outside has a phone-inspired look, while the inside uses a WhatsApp-style layout for the invitation wording and event information.

The sample includes a couple’s photograph, wedding details and printed QR codes. The quoted price is ₹35 with printing. For a couple who wants a light-hearted, contemporary design, it is a very different direction from the usual floral card.

Banana-leaf-style cards at ₹35

The banana-leaf design takes a nature-inspired route. A green, leaf-shaped outer cover opens to reveal two invitation inserts, with a ribbon holding the closed card together.

This design is also quoted at ₹35. It offers a distinctive shape and a colourful presentation without a bulky box.

Wedding Invitation Boxes: From ₹140 to Jar Gifting Sets

Moving into boxed invitations does not automatically mean moving into the highest price range. There are simpler invitation-only boxes as well as sets that include jars for dry fruits or other gifts.

Matte-finish invitation boxes from ₹140

The matte-finish colour boxes start at ₹140. The sample has decorative wedding artwork on the cover, two printed inserts inside and a matching carry bag.

This option is without jars. It is an invitation presentation box rather than a dry-fruit gifting set. More colours and designs are available, so you can coordinate the box with the rest of your wedding stationery.

Decorative boxes around ₹240 to ₹250

A cream-toned box is shown with an ornamental front, a locking closure, laser-cut detailing and a matching bag. It opens in layers, with the invitation above a compartment containing two jars.

The demonstration quotes ₹240 with a bag for the box presentation, then a ₹250 starting price while discussing the jar set. Because those figures are given close together, confirm the exact contents and final price of the version you choose.

The jars can hold dry fruits or other gifting items, and other colour combinations are available. The question to ask is not only how much the box costs but what comes inside that particular set.

Ribbon-held invitations and two-jar boxes

Another pink design combines two invitation inserts, secured inside the lid with a ribbon, with two jars below. The exterior has decorative laser-cut work, while the jars can carry coordinating stickers. The printed inserts, jar labels and outer box can all follow the same theme.

Glass-Look and Personalised Gifting Boxes

The shop highlights demand for glass-look wedding invitation boxes. A transparent top gives a glimpse of the coordinated contents before the box is opened.

Glass-look invitation sets at ₹700

The royal-blue sample has a transparent lid, a decorative fastening and a rich fabric-lined interior. Inside are four jars with coordinated lids, along with two decorated invitation inserts.

This style is quoted at ₹700. A pink version is also shown, with the same coordinated approach to the box, invitations and jars. It feels more like a complete wedding gift than a card on its own.

Side-opening personalised boxes at ₹400

A soft blue floral box opens out to the sides, revealing a dedicated invitation section and two jars. The quoted price is ₹400.

The shop also offers customised names on the jars, which ties the gift to the couple. The invitation has its own place and the jars sit in fitted spaces, so the whole presentation looks organised.

Premium Wedding Invitation Boxes from ₹1,000

The premium collection adds more elaborate construction, richer finishes and decorative presentation. These are the designs for families who want the invitation to feel like a keepsake.

Personalised nameplates, Ganesh details and premium jars

One premium box features a nameplate for the couple, decorative artwork on the outside and a gold-toned interior. Inside, two ornate jars sit beside a small Ganesh figure, with the invitation details arranged within the box.

The shop describes leather detailing on this design and quotes a starting price of ₹1,000. The jars have a more decorative finish than the simpler glass-jar options.

Temple-style boxes with mirror work and bells

The temple-style invitation is one of the most distinctive pieces in the collection. It opens into a small shrine-like arrangement, with Ganpati Bappa at the top, hanging bells and mirror-work detailing.

The invitation sits in the section below, with jars stored underneath. The accompanying invitation pieces are described as wooden, with personalised names and logos. Acrylic, MDF laser cutting and CNC work are also part of the construction.

These premium styles are quoted as starting at ₹1,000, with a minimum order of 50 pieces for the premium boxes discussed. Printed jar lids and coordinated invitation details complete the presentation.

Velvet finishes, bag-style packaging and jacket openings

• Velvet-finished sets: decorative work, printed jar lids and coordinated invitations, quoted at ₹1,000-plus.
• Bag-style boxes: a handled format with laser-cut detailing, two jars and two MDF invitation pieces.
• Jacket-style boxes: an outer jacket and locking closure open to reveal the invitation, with jars stored underneath.

The jacket-style sample combines an illustrated cover, cutwork and a layered opening. It is another way to pair a wedding invitation with dry fruits or other gifts, without using the temple-style format.

Scroll Wedding Invitations from ₹35

Scroll invitations bring a royal feel, and the starting price is surprisingly affordable: ₹35 per piece.

The scroll comes in a long presentation box. The sample packaging includes space for the couple’s initials and a window-style name detail. Inside, the printed invitation rolls around rods with decorative ends.

Burgundy and lighter-coloured versions are shown, with more colour combinations available. If you love the traditional scroll format but do not want a large gifting box, compare it with the ₹35 phone-themed and banana-leaf cards.

Minimum Orders, Customisation and Delivery Times

Before finalising a design, get clear on quantity. The shop gives different minimum orders for standard wholesale cards, custom designs and the premium boxes discussed.

Retail is available alongside wholesale, with the exact quantity and terms to be confirmed for your selected design. Customisation includes colour choices, certain design changes, couple names, nameplates, logos and jar personalisation, depending on the product.

Allow for both stages when planning: 10 to 12 days of production, then four to five days of shipping. The making time is not the delivery date.

Confirm before you order

• Whether printing, inserts, a matching bag and jars are included in the quoted price.
• Which personalised details are included in your chosen design.
• Whether you are ordering empty jars or a filled gifting set.
• The final production schedule, shipping charge and expected arrival date.

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