November 4, 2022- Wedding invitations are no longer limited to cards, and social media is proof. The invitations are getting bigger and more grand by the minute. Traditionally, wedding invitations were given with jaggery or sweets to celebrate the match. Now, the invitations are sent out with different types of gifts.
Rochet by Misht Foods embraces the trend, walking hand in hand with modern culture and traditions. Our customized photo-printed chocolates are the perfect gift to go with wedding invitations. Made with premium ingredients, our chocolates come in various flavors, and there is one for everyone.
All About the Chocolates
The chocolates are available in a pack of either six or twelve chocolates. The option to print a picture of your choice is available on both the box and the chocolates. Some flavors that go with the Indian wedding theme are Fruit and Nut, Rose Gulkand, etc.
The Packaging
The chocolates come in a wooden box that is further reusable. With a picture on it, the box can be used as a perfect memoir of the wedding. The picture printing and the handwritten note from your message make it a rather personal gift and one that people will remember for years.
Our high-quality printing is done directly on the frame and the chocolates, which are perfectly edible and certified by FSSAI. We aim to generate a positive environmental and social impact by using eco-friendly materials in production and packaging and giving the utmost attention to hygiene.
Selecting a gift to go with wedding invitations is a difficult task, and we are here to help! The website navigates easily and provides numerous options for customizing gifts in quantity, design, flavor, photo printing, and separate gift packaging. People prefer different sweets, so it isn’t easy to choose a sweet everyone likes. Chocolates are loved by all and thus make the perfect gift to go with wedding invitations, adding the perfect touch of something sweet to go with auspicious news!
About Rochet
Rochet is a brand from Misht Products, a company led by a former housewife, Mrs. Neha Singhal, to overcome stereotypes and support women in the business industry. She is avidly interested in social work and donates 1% of her annual earnings to a social cause. The company strives to deliver specially curated and customized chocolates of fine quality. The brand also helps underprivileged women by hiring them to help contribute to the household income and support their families.