THE
ART OF
INVITING
At Uttara Shah Bespoke Fine Invitations, we do more than design premium wedding invitations that win us love and recognition. We create a feeling that delivers our personalised promise, and embodies what we call ‘the art of inviting’.
THE
ART OF
INVITING
At Uttara Shah Bespoke Fine Invitations, we do more than design premium wedding invitations that win us love and recognition. We create a feeling that delivers our personalised promise, and embodies what we call 'the art of inviting'.
Established in 1999, ours is a Mumbai-based studio dedicated to those who seek uniqueness and appreciate exquisite craftsmanship. We've always believed in breaking free from traditional – or indeed, technical – constraints. The result has been very rewarding. We are acknowledged for pioneering a transformative shift in the Indian wedding invitation design landscape, and are much sought after by India's elite.
She’s made hundreds of unique visual and strategy projects.
“Mastering the art of inviting isn’t just about skill – it’s about learning from life itself. Have you ever noticed how what’s inviting varies from person to person and moment to moment? For some, there’s nothing quite as inviting as a warm cup of tea on a rainy day. For others, it’s an ice-cold drink, no matter what the weather. It’s all about individual tastes, preferences, and personal associations. That, to me, is the true art of inviting – knowing what truly resonates with you.”
Founder & Creative Director
It feels good to have been recognised nationally for our work. It keeps us inspired – and humble – as we move towards the next milestone, and the next.
Craftmanship / making ideation &
concept process
The most traditional of symbols, patterns and motifs given a whole new look and feel on our drawing boards, as we went ahead with crafting the card – taking care, as usual, to get all the details right.
Ganesha went geometric – with every fold immaculately in place. Mogra blossoms emerged in delicate white emboss all around the edge of the inserts.
Gold glittered in the handwoven cloth backdrop, with hand-teased edges, from which single strands were picked out to form a delicate instrumentation.
Resplendent silken colours featured like sari-borders on the headers of each insert – offsetting the bold gold foil patterns. All placed in layers – level upon level and framed with love, for keeps!