We’re obsessed with the wedding favour boxes by Birmingham based MomoJomos who’ve taken traditional wedding elements including the doli and dhol drums and turned them into fold-your own favour boxes to fill with goodies for your guests.
www.etsy.com/uk/shop/MomoJomos

DIY Block-Printing
It’s one of the most iconic Indian textile techniques practised in regions from Rajasthan to Gujarat – but blockprinting isn’t only for professional artisans. Have a go at this satisfying craft yourself with a kit from the Indian Block Print Company and put your own mark on wedding invitations, stationery or even fabrics like tablecloths
www.theindianblockprintco.com

Asiana Pick
You need this wedding planner. Remember, this is the only time in your life youíll be in your ëFiance Eraí so take charge, harness main character energy, break out into bridezilla moments if you need to, and be sure to carry this wherever you go.
www.etsy.com/uk/shop/YopandTom

Will you be my bridesmaid box, www.marthabrook.com

Kew Botanical bridesmaid box www.shop.kew.org

Gifts for your girls
You can’t get married without bridesmaids. Whether you choose family members, friends or colleagues; these are the women that lift you up, give you strength and always have your back. Show your gratitude by making them feel appreciated, starting with gifts.

Sign of the times
If you’re looking for a cool twist on tradition, you’ll love the personalised illustrations and wedding stationery by talented London-based designer Kiran. Simply choose a theme: Royal Indian, Floral Romance or Contemporary Minimal and she’ll personalise it with your names. Available as signs, save the dates and invitations which can be print or digital.
www.kraftykaur.com

Snack Attack!
We thought we had seen it all when it comes Asian wedding planning but then we came across Sunnah Studio Co and now we can’t stop thinking about their humour-induced themed treats. From pop art popcorn cups to chips to have with chai, their snacks are guaranteed to make your guests bond, while kerbing hunger gaps between meals.
www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SunnahStudioCo

Glitter hangings
Handmade with love, these kitsch, disco-inspired wall hangings would look fun displayed behind a bar where cocktails are being served or even in a custom photobooks. Designed by Katie Oldhaus, she also takes commissions to make signs and decor in her signature glittery style where you can personalise the size, names and phrases.
www.oldhaus.co.uk