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Canvera Launches Wedding Album With Swarovski
February 21, 2019
Business Wire India
The world’s first crystal studded wedding album was launched by Canvera, an Indian photobook maker based out of Bangalore. Canvera has entered into a license agreement with the Swarovski brand to exclusively market wedding albums created from Swarovski crystals.
Weddings in India are more than a $55 bn market, of which wedding photography comprises around $1.8 bn sub-market. This is representative of India’s consumption-driven economy; the wedding market has seen an unprecedented rise, leading to organized players emerging in an erstwhile fragmented market which was primarily driven by cash transactions. Just like Canvera has nationally organized an otherwise fragmented wedding photobook industry, other market segments like wedding photography and event management have seen an emergence of regional brands.
“The young Indian consumer is no longer a me-too consumer. They seek products that help them express their aspirations and when it comes to weddings, we Indians are the most demanding in the world,” says Canvera’s CEO, Balu Iyer. “Our Celestial Range is in response to the new aspirational Indian who wants more than the ordinary”.
“Our premium customers request us for exclusive wedding photobooks and we struggle hard to find such products in the country,” says Amit Pandey, Head of Marketing, Lightbucket Productions. “Budgets are no longer an issue for Indian luxury consumer and Canvera’s Celestial Range should help up please such customers,” he says.
Source: Businesswire
The world’s first crystal studded wedding album was launched by Canvera, an Indian photobook maker based out of Bangalore. Canvera has entered into a license agreement with the Swarovski brand to exclusively market wedding albums created from Swarovski crystals.
Weddings in India are more than a $55 bn market, of which wedding photography comprises around $1.8 bn sub-market. This is representative of India’s consumption-driven economy; the wedding market has seen an unprecedented rise, leading to organized players emerging in an erstwhile fragmented market which was primarily driven by cash transactions. Just like Canvera has nationally organized an otherwise fragmented wedding photobook industry, other market segments like wedding photography and event management have seen an emergence of regional brands.
“The young Indian consumer is no longer a me-too consumer. They seek products that help them express their aspirations and when it comes to weddings, we Indians are the most demanding in the world,” says Canvera’s CEO, Balu Iyer. “Our Celestial Range is in response to the new aspirational Indian who wants more than the ordinary”.
“Our premium customers request us for exclusive wedding photobooks and we struggle hard to find such products in the country,” says Amit Pandey, Head of Marketing, Lightbucket Productions. “Budgets are no longer an issue for Indian luxury consumer and Canvera’s Celestial Range should help up please such customers,” he says.
Source: Businesswire
