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Ivory lotus, antique gold and a Kandyan couple in ceremonial dress. A keepsake for a Sri Lankan wedding.

• A golden lotus unfolds into your invitation
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

A Kandyan hill pavilion at sunrise, jasmine on the Poruwa and brass lamps aglow.

• An ola-leaf scroll unrolls
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Blush lotus flowers, jasmine and sage leaves on warm ivory paper. A graceful Sri Lankan celebration.

• Lotus petals blossom and drift apart to reveal your invitation
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Coconut blossom, woven gok kola and brass lamps: the auspicious heart of a Sinhala wedding.

• Your guests light the lamps to open it
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

A Kandyan bride’s gold and silver on deep velvet. Regal, for evening celebrations.

• Candlelight sweeps across the jewellery; a gleam follows your finger
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Blue water lilies, Sri Lanka’s national flower, on a still pond at first light.

• The lilies open; touch the water and it ripples
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Earth-pigment hands offering lotus and blue lilies, in the spirit of the island’s ancient frescoes.

• Lamplight moves across the plaster and follows your finger
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

A Jaffna sunrise: palmyra palms, banana trunks, a fresh kolam and a row of brass lamps.

• The lamps glow at sunrise; hold to shower marigolds
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Jasmine garlands beneath cream arches, warm and softly lit.

• A slow garden reveal
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

A carved emerald arch with brass lanterns and jasmine corners.

• A lantern-lit reveal
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Ivory lace, pearls and a wax seal that breaks as the envelope opens.

• Wax seal and envelope
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Palms, sea air and sunlit paper for a day by the water.

• A gentle tide reveal
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages

Garden arches and wildflowers for a beautifully unhurried day.

• Watercolour flowers bloom
• Guest’s name
• 3 languages