Mughal Lotus Floral Wedding Card Frame

This elegant Mughal-inspired wedding card artwork features a beautifully illustrated floral frame centered around vibrant lotus motifs, blooming garden florals, and flowing botanical vines. A warm beige base sets the stage for richly painted accents in pink, cobalt blue, mustard yellow, and deep green.

The intricate border design showcases South Asian artistry with symmetrical detailing, fine line work, and ornamental balance. The spacious blank center panel is ideal for adding wedding names, event details, or calligraphic elements—perfect for designers crafting bespoke Nikah, Walima, Mehndi, or Barat invitations.

High-resolution and professionally structured, this design is print-ready and suitable for both digital stationery and luxury wedding print shops. Its refined color palette and cultural depth make it an exceptional choice for premium invitation collections.

What’s Included

• PNG (high quality)

• JPG (print-ready)

• PDF (excellent for professional printing)

• AI or PSD (editable layered source file)

• 300 DPI high resolution

• Editable center panel

• Compatible with Illustrator, Photoshop, Procreate, Affinity Designer

Key Features

• Premium Mughal floral illustration

• Central lotus-based botanical frame

• Warm beige canvas with high-contrast florals

• Editable text area for custom names & event details

• Print-ready 300 DPI output

• Ideal for South Asian & Middle Eastern wedding themes

• Professional-quality border artwork

• Fits both square cards and box lid designs

• Designer-friendly formatting

Use Cases

• Wedding invitations & marriage cards

• Nikah Nama, Walima & Mehndi cards

• RSVP, Save-the-Date & Thank-You cards

• Luxury stationery brands

• Gift box lid artwork

• Customizable printable templates

• Boutique printing studios

• Social media invitation graphics

Additional Notes

• This is a digital product — no physical item will be shipped.

• Immediate instant download available after purchase.

• Colors may vary slightly due to screen & printer differences.

• Commercial use allowed (but file cannot be resold as-is).