Saat Phere
Ananya & Rohan, Udaipur, December 2026
A wedding magazine is printed for two families, not for a newsstand. It has to feel like the evening itself: the lights, the red and gold, and the two people at the centre.
This specimen uses one photograph, full bleed, with the couple facing each other across the page. Everything else on the cover keeps out of the space between their eyes.

- Format
- Wedding keepsake
- Extent
- Cover
At full size



Decisions
One photograph, full bleed
The bride and groom fill the page edge to edge, turned towards each other. The out-of-focus lights behind them do the decorating, so the cover needs no borders, stickers or frames of photos.
A script masthead in bridal red
Saat Phere is set in a formal script in the red of the lehenga, across the lights at the top, with a small gold star as its only ornament. It reads like the heading of a wedding card.
Names and date in the corner
The wedding of Ananya & Rohan, Udaipur, 12 December 2026 is set in white capitals over the red dupatta at the lower right, where the photograph is quiet enough to carry type.
A thin white frame
A single white rule inset from the edge turns the photograph into a keepsake print, the one framing device on the cover.
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