Creative Designer

Vijayeesam Agency · India

What you'll do

• Own the wedding identity: names, narratives, monograms, couple logos, hashtags, signature colour palettes, type, illustration, and pattern
• Set the creative direction: visual concept and theme, decor moodboards, material and finish selection, and styling direction
• Design print and editorial: invitation and save-the-date suites, wedding magazines, welcome kits, signage, menus, seating charts, and guest keepsakes
• Build the digital presence: wedding websites, Instagram identity, content planning, digital invitations, and RSVP experiences
• Art-direct motion and sound: title cards, motion graphics, intro and outro films, and custom music — working with filmmakers and composers so everything speaks in one voice
• Shape how the wedding meets the world: media kits, press collaterals, and assets for publications and influencers
• Create bespoke experiences: personalised guest touchpoints, custom wedding assets, and one-of-a-kind requests no template exists for
• Work directly with couples: listen for what they connect with, and present with clarity and conviction
• Bring craft and cultural sensitivity to every detail — a Telugu ritual and a typeface deserve the same respect

• A point of view. You don't wait to be told what to design
• A strong eye. Composition, colour, typography, illustration, and the restraint to know when to stop
• A storyteller's instinct. You can turn a couple's history into a name, a line, a motif
• Range. Equally at home hand-illustrating a monogram, laying out a magazine spread, designing a website in Figma, and cutting a title card
• Original thinking. You work beyond trends, templates, and Pinterest boards
• Full ownership. Concept through execution, with sharp attention to the last five percent
• Cultural fluency. Respect for ritual and tradition, and the taste to design within it

• Proficiency across Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Figma at minimum
• Working knowledge of motion/video tools (After Effects or similar) is a strong plus
• Comfortable moving between hand-drawn/illustrative work and structured digital design systems

• 2–5 years of experience across design, illustration, and/or brand identity work
• Strong portfolio demonstrating range across print, digital, and (ideally) motion
• Bachelor's/Master's in Design, Fine Arts, Visual Communication, or a related field — or equivalent practical experience
• Degree from a Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3 institute