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Wedding Invitation Wording Examples
Advice on Wedding Invitation Wording
After choosing the design for your wedding invitations you can explore ways to express your relationship and wedding plans through creative wording. Some couples select a special quotation or poem; others write personal thoughts from the heart, while those planning a fun and casual wedding play around with wording even using rhymes. Creative wording for wedding invitations can also be inspired by the couple s common interest, the exotic or unusual location of the wedding, the invitation design, or wedding themes including Disney and fairytale. Traditional wedding invitation wording often extends a gracious request for the ""honour"" of your presence. Honour, the British spelling, is reserved for wedding services held in a church or a synagogue. Less formal wording ranges from a request for the pleasure of your company or presence to an invitation to celebrate the couple s joyous occasion. Whether you seek to follow expert wedding invitation etiquette or relax and follow your own personal style depends on whether the wedding is formal or casual. Regardless, there are a few tried and true traditions worth examining. A traditional mailing includes a wedding invitation, a response card, and a reception card. Optional inserts include a map/direction card, registry information, and at-home card informing guests of your new residence if you will also be relocating.
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27 Mar 2008 at 10:51am Sapthapadi - Bhamani - S Janaki - K Viswanathpanchamam
3 min - Mar 27, 2008Music: K V mahadevan Lyrics: Sri Mangupanditha Singer: S Janaki Artist: Sabita Director: K Viswanath [about the director: K. Vishwanath, (Born April 19, 1930 , India) is a Telugu movie maker whose contributions have been significant to Indian films from the Telugu film industry. He was born in the South Indian city of Vijayawada in 1930. Career He began his career as a technician in a studio at Chennai and later assisted Mr. Adurti Subba Rao in direction.[1]He also worked as an assistant to director Ramnoth.[2] He debuted as a director with Aatma Gowravam, which starred Akkineni Nageswara Rao. However, his full prowess in film-making flowered with a subsequent film called Siri Siri Muvva. His films used to tackle the relevance and influence of Indian music/culture/art in the modern era. Films in this mould include Sankarabharanam ('Shankara's Ornament'). He made a series of such classical oriented movies all showcasing the bliss in Indian art forms. The list includes Saagara Sangamam ('A Tryst With Infinity'), Sruthi Layalu, Sirivennela ('Golden Moonlight'), Swarna Kamalam ('Golden Lotus'), and Swathi Kiranam ('A Ray of Talent'). He also made significant contributions on the social front with films like Saptapadi ('The seven Steps', signifying the sanctity of the Hindu marriage system), Swathi Muthyam ('Pure Pearl'), Swayam Krushi ("Attitude Towards Work" ? conveying the message that dilligence and dedication is indispensable in achieving success), Subhodayam ('Good Morning'), Subhalekha ('Wedding Invitation' ? a critique of the dowry system), Aapadhbhaandhavudu ('Savior'), and Subha Sankalpam ('Good Will'). Swathi Muthyam was India's official entry to the Oscars in 1986. Viswanath was awarded the Padma Shri by the Government of India for his contributions to Indian film. His films mirror the erosion of cherished values of Indian culture yet he remains critical of those morals that make one stand against his fellow human. For example, in his movie Saptapadi, Vishwanath brilliantly addresses certain loopholes in an inadmissible cultural system like intercaste marriage. A temple chief-priest gets his daughter's daughter married to his son's son -- unaware that she is musically fused to a flutist who is a Dalit (one of a lower caste, but of a higher humanness.) Later, as the priest sees the marriage falling apart, he comes to know the heroine's erstwhile bonding. It takes the priest intense introspection to realise how nasty it is to look down upon a fellow human because of getting imprisoned in caste. He could now anchor his judgment of someone in the "content of character" rather than caste. Across numerous other films, Vishwanath has reechoed similar social concerns that still resonate in the audiences' minds. The music for his films were composed by K. V. Mahadevan and Ilaiyaraaja. Vishwanath has also worked with artists like Hariprasad Chaurasia, Kelucharan Mohapatra and Sharon Loven for some of his films. Vishwanath also ventured into mainstream acting recently. Family Mr.Viswanath is born to Sri.Kasinadhuni Subrahmanyam and Smt.Kasinadhuni Saraswatamma. He hails from Peddapulivarru, near Tenali. He is married to Smt.Jayalakshmi. The couple have three children Smt. Kasinadhuni Padmavathi Devi, Sri Kasinadhuni Nagendranath and Sri Kasinadhuni Ravindranath. Nagendranath is an alumni of Andhra University, Visakshapatnam and Ravindranath is an alumni of BITS, Pilani and XLRI Jamshedpur. Mr.Viswanath enjoys being with his grandchildren: Hema and Swarna (daughters of Smt Padmavathi Devi and Sri Pramod Kumar; Naren and Pranav(sons of Sri.Kasinadhuni Nagendranath and Smt.Kasinadhuni Durgavaralakshmi) and Sivani & Krishna Gayatri(daughters of Sri.Kasinadhuni Ravindranath and Smt.Kasinadhuni Gouri Mohini). Awards ? National Film Awards o 1980-National Film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment -Sankarabharanam o 1982-Nargis Dutt Award for Best Feature Film on National Integration-Saptapadi o 1984-National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu-Sagara Sangamam o 1986-National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu-Swathi Muthyam o 1988-National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu-Sruthi Layalu o 2004-National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu-Swarabhishekam source: wikipedia] Read more...
27 Mar 2008 at 9:28am Sapthapadi - Thyagaraja Kruthi - Nagumomu - K Viswanathpanchamam
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