Zaheer Khan-Sagarika Ghatge: All You Need To Know About The Newlywed's Wedding Reception Invitation Card

Zaheer Khan and Sagarika Ghatge's wedding ceremony was an intimate affair with the couple opting for a court marriage on November 23 in the presence of their family members and close friends.

The announcement of the marriage on social media which came via close friends fashion stylist Anjana Sharma and actress Vidya M Malavade was received with much warmth and happiness by netizens.

In her Instagram stories, Vidya also shared a glimpse of Sagarika and Zaheer's grand wedding reception invitation card.

The newly married couple, who opted for a rather hushed wedding ceremony, will take things a notch higher by throwing a bash at a five-star hotel in Mumbai to celebrate new beginnings with family and friends from both the cricket and Hindi film industry.

The wedding reception card which looked fabulous in a glimpse had a very royal appeal to it. So, in the quest to know more about the invite, we got in touch with the man who designed the special invite for the couple.

We spoke to Ravish Kapoor, the innovative brain behind the wedding invitation cards of Shilpa Shetty Kundra-Raj Kundra and Yuvraj Singh-Hazel Keech, to know about the details of Sagarika and Zaheer's invitation card.

“The invitations are done in two different styles, one with the box of chocolates and another one with just the envelope,” said Ravish Kapoor in an exclusive interview with News18.com.

“Talking about the design, the couple was extremely focused on their preferences and choices; they wanted the invite to be very classy, simple, understated and sophisticated. They knew exactly what they wanted right from the fonts, the colors and the feel of the paper that was to be used,” he added.

Ravish revealed that it took them several rounds of creating and modifying before finalising the perfect card for the couple.

Talking about the preferences or themes that the couple had in mind for the wedding reception card, Ravish said, “Sagarika had a tree of life in mind which really attracted her and she wanted it to be incorporated in their invite with a paper which was very raw and had its own texture. A special paper called Modi Gliani was used in their invite which is imported from Italy by a company named Cordenons. Zaheer wanted to use a bit of color to accentuate the invite and we went for a very subtle deep shade of purple with hints of matt gold for prints.”