Asian Wedding Pop Up Card
The cover of this 3D wedding greeting card features an illustration of a laser-cut traditional Chinese bridal sedan chair on a shimmering red background, offering you a clue about the surprise that awaits inside. Open the fold out card and watch as a 3D sculpture of a bride sitting on a Chinese bridal sedan chair pops up before your eyes! Off to the side of the sedan chair, the groom stands waiting to greet the bride. The 3D wedding greeting card is in a vibrant red color - a popular choice for traditional weddings in Asia due to its symbolization of good luck and happiness.
Inspirations for the Asian Wedding 3D Pop Up Card
The Asian bridal sedan chair is authentically arranged for a wedding ceremony in ancient China. The sedan body is fixed in wooden rectangular frames on two long poles. The top and the four sides of the seat are enclosed with flowing curtains with a chair blind that can be pulled open in the front. A small window neatly completes each side. A chair is placed inside on which the bride can sit while on her way to meet the groom. Even in todays modern society, some couples in China are adapting these themes in their wedding ceremonies to pay homage to long-held cultural traditions.
Our 3D pop up card designs are based on the concept of Kirigami Art and cut with laser technology. Our wonderful staff assemble all of our pop up cards by hand with high-end paper in vibrant colors to ensure that each pop up card pattern is unique and has its own personal touch!
Occasions for the Asian Wedding 3D Pop Up Card
This beautiful wedding greeting card makes a perfect gift for any tradition-focused newlywed couple in your life. Give this lovely wedding fold out card to bride and groom as a timeless reminder for them to always cherish their testimony of love!
We leave the 3D card blank so that you can personalize your own greeting message.
Size:
This Asian Wedding Pop Up Card is 7.87” x 5.91” (200mm x 150mm).
Quantity:
One Pop Card comes with one blank envelope and one clear plastic bag.
