Our studio
Shubh Aangan is a family wedding stationer in Jaipur that makes invitations, return gifts, ceremony favours and trousseau packing - and prints the couple’s names on all of it.
We make everything a family gives away at a wedding. Invitations are printed on handmade cotton card from Sanganer and assembled by hand into boxes and gatefolds; potlis are cut from Banarasi brocade offcuts; diyas are cast in brass by a foundry in Moradabad we have worked with for twenty years; mithai boxes are filled by a halwai two lanes away the morning they ship.
Every order starts with a proof. Our calligraphers set the couple’s names in Devanagari, English or both, and a digital proof reaches you on WhatsApp within 48 hours. Nothing is printed until you reply “approved”, and if we misspell a name after approval, we reprint at our cost.
Weddings change, so we build in room for it. Every invitation order includes 5% spare cards, favour counts can rise by up to 10% until dispatch at the same tier price, and our sample box - every invitation and favour in miniature - is credited back in full against any wedding order over ₹25,000.
- First kankotri printed
- 1987First kankotri printed
- Weddings dressed
- 9,400+Weddings dressed
- From names to proof
- 48 hrsFrom names to proof
A short history
1987
A letterpress in Johari Bazaar
Gopal Sharma begins printing kankotri for the jewellers’ families of the old city.
1996
The first potli
Kamla Sharma starts stitching brocade potlis so invitations can arrive with a gift.
2012
Trousseau packing
Velvet trays, saree covers and name plaques join the counter, matched to each wedding.
2023
Proofs on WhatsApp
Every proof moves to WhatsApp, and the sample box opens ordering to the whole country.
What we hold to
Proof in 48 hours
A digital proof of every printed piece on WhatsApp, with one free round of changes.
Tiered from 50 pieces
5% off at 100, 10% at 250 and 15% at 500 - names printed free from 100.
Cash on Delivery
COD on orders under ₹50,000, split delivery to three addresses and a GST invoice.
What customers say
“Four hundred potlis for the sangeet, every tag with our names spelled right in both scripts. The proof came on WhatsApp the same evening and the boxes reached three cities on time.”
“We ordered the sample box first, which I would tell anyone to do. Seeing the boxed invite in person made the decision in about four minutes, and the ₹499 came off our final bill.”
“They packed my daughter’s entire trousseau on rani velvet trays with brass name plaques. My mother-in-law asked who the stationer was before she asked about the sarees.”
A countdown, ceremony by ceremony
Tell us your date and we send one letter at each milestone: when to order invitations, when to confirm favour counts, and when the trousseau trays should be on their way.