Frequently Asked Questions

HOW LONG DOES CUSTOM WEDDING STATIONERY TAKE?

Most custom projects take 5-8 weeks depending on artwork complexity, revisions, printing, and finishing techniques. Rush orders may be possible with an extra fee.

WHAT DESIGN SERVICES YOU OFFER?

Komal & Color Studio is a bespoke watercolor and calligraphy design studio offering custom wedding invitations, wedding branding, hand‑painted illustrations and commissions.
We also provide                               (mainly illustrations, engraving and calligraphy) for brands and at weddings and other celebrations.
While wedding stationery remains close to our heart, we don’t limit our work to it. We are open to projects where our aesthetic and skills align. In the past, we have also painted wall murals and taken up logo design projects.

I'D LOVE TO WORK TOGETHER. WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO CONTACT YOU?

Please contact us via e-mail - info@komalandcolor.com. For Invitation design requests, it's best to fill  
The more information you're able to provide in our initial communication, the better we'll be able to serve you.

DO YOU OFFER WORKSHOPS?

We currently do not plan to host public workshops. However, we are happy to plan a private or corporate team workshop for groups with a minimum of 6 participants. Please contact us via email to discuss details.

CAN YOU MAKE SIMILAR TO ANOTHER DESIGNER'S WORK I LIKED?

We’re happy to take inspiration from mood boards, color palettes, or styles you love. However, we do not copy or replicate another designer’s work. Every project at Komal & Color Studio is created as an original design tailored to your story and event.

HOW MUCH DOES AN INVITATION DESIGN COST?

Due to the custom nature of every project, we are not able to give a fixed price for wedding invitations. Many factors contribute to the cost of a wedding invitation suite, including the number of inserts, print techniques, level of customization, artwork, and finishing techniques.
Typically, our clients spend an average of $1300 - $2500 for Invite design and collaterals. Printing is charged separately based on paper, quantity, and finishes.