Hindi Wedding Invitation Video — Ganesh opening to bride-groom names in flip-card motion

The video opens on a pale concrete texture where a small terracotta-coloured Ganesh figure sits centred, rendered in traditional line style with cream face, red cap, and ochre-coloured lower body. The figure holds steady across two frames, still against the grey-white background. Then the scene cuts to black. A three-dimensional flip-card structure rises into view from below, constructed from tall vertical panels in cream, white, and black, with ornate golden-red fabric visible at the edges—a rich woven textile with traditional patterning that frames the cards on both sides. The cards appear to rotate or separate in a cascading motion, revealing layers of text beneath. Red Devanagari script (names and familial relations) appears first, followed by purple Devanagari text overlaid as the cards continue their geometric shifting. The cards flip and settle, displaying the bride's name and groom's name in stacked Devanagari text, centred within the white card panels. The golden-red bordered fabric persists at frame edges throughout, creating a warm ceremonial surround. The motion is sharp and mechanical—a clean, structured reveal rather than smooth dissolve. Red and purple text hold the visual weight against the neutral card structure, while the textile borders anchor the entire composition in warm metallic tones.