
The Marigold Arch
A marigold doorway and a card for every function
Marigolds, a peacock in full display and the seven steps of a Hindu wedding: designs drawn from Indian ceremony and craft.

A marigold doorway and a card for every function

A peacock in full display, in its own colours

Seven steps, tied with a knot
A doorway hung with marigold strings opens onto your names. Then comes a boxed set of printed cards: one for the family, one for the date, and one for every function from mehendi to the wedding, each with its own block print and painted object.
A peacock in full display opens the invite, every eye of its train in colour. The page follows the bird: the family, the countdown, each event on a bronze line, and the venue in the blue of its neck.
The seven steps of a Hindu wedding, walked down the page. The cover is the knot tying the bride's dupatta to the groom's stole; each step after it has its own ritual object and a line of what that step means.
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