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News India Live, Digital Desk: We spend months searching for the best printing press, choosing the most beautiful fonts, but have you ever thought that the color of your card or its size can affect your upcoming relationships? According to Vastu Shastra, a wedding card is an energy that you send to your loved ones. If its design and meaning are correct, then the life of the bride and groom remains full of happiness.
1. Choice of colors: Why only red and yellow?
Often elders say that the wedding card should be yellow, red, saffron or pink in color. According to Vastu, these colors symbolize enthusiasm, love and auspiciousness. Nowadays people are crazy about fashion Dark brown, gray or black Printing of colored cards has started. According to Vaastu, these colors should be avoided as they indicate sadness or negative effects of Rahu-Shani, which are not good for the beginning of a new relationship.
2. Place and symbol of Lord Ganesha
The first card of the wedding is dedicated to ‘Vighnaharta’ Ganesh ji. It is considered mandatory to have the image of Lord Ganesha or Swastika and Om on the card. But keep in mind that the picture of God should not be such that when the card is opened, it gets torn or any lines appear on it. A simple and beautiful symbol is best.
3. Pay attention to shape (Rectangle vs Irregular Shapes)
Nowadays some are making round cards and some are making triangular ones. But according to Vaastu, Square or Rectangle Cards are the most auspicious. These four represent directions and stability. Cards with sharp or very crooked shapes can create tension in the house.
4. Fragrance and purity
Have you noticed that some people spray jasmine or sandalwood perfume on the cards? Vaastu says that the card which has a sweet fragrance strengthens Venus. Venus is the lord of love and married life, so scented cards spread positive energy in the house.
5. Respect after giving the card
Often after marriage, people throw the remaining cards in the garbage or keep them lying around. Since there are names and pictures of gods and goddesses on the cards, doing so is considered inauspicious. Either discard the remaining cards or keep them somewhere safe so as not to cause disrespect.
A little advice as you go:
Relationships are formed from the heart, but if a few Vaastu rules are followed, then happiness increases even more. Before getting the card printed, get it checked once by someone knowledgeable.
What is your opinion?
Have you ever noticed what effect colors have on our mind? If you have any special memory about your wedding card, share it with us in the comments.
