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  We no longer see many arranged marriages. Instead, most of us find love at school, at a party, on dating apps, in Ubers, etc. Today, we are finding love on our own terms. That’s why weddings today are incredibly joyous occasions - a moment to celebrate the love between two people and the union of two families. When it’s time to get married, we want that celebration to be a display of our personalities (as bride and groom) and affection. We plan our wedding for nearly a year - to include fun coordinated dances at the Sangeet, beautiful outfits, open bars for our friends; and we hope everyone breaks it down on the dance floor at the Reception. Amidst all of this though, many couples go through their actual wedding ceremony and have no idea what is happening nor understand what each custom represents. Why do we do this?   Last year, prior to getting married, I spent a lot of time researching each part of the Wedding ceremony. I wanted to learn more about the seven steps ...

 Being invited to a wedding means that you’ve been personally chosen by the bride or groom to attend an incredibly special moment in their lives. When you think about it, it’s a pretty big honor!  From following the recommended attire to partying responsibly, we’re here to help you be the very best Indian wedding attendee you can be. To make things simple, here are a few do’s and don’ts for Indian wedding celebrations: Don’t bring boxed gifts To keep the bride and groom from having to lug around boxes after their wedding, visit their online registry and ship items directly to them. If you're giving the gift of cash or writing a check, there’s an Indian tradition of adding an extra $1 you should consider following. Numbers that end with a numerical one are considered lucky in Indian culture, for example, $101, $151, $201 and so on. Do look the part You've seen pictures of Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra’s fabulous wedding. In general, most Indian Weddings are lavish,...

 Brides in Pink Bridal Lehengas :  Love  with Timeless Elegance For brides-to-be, pink isn’t just a color,  it’s an emotion, a tradition, and a dream come true. From childhood fantasies of twirling in a bridal pink lehenga to walking down the aisle in a pink bridal lehenga, the journey is nothing short of magical. When it comes to Indian weddings, no event is complete without the vibrant allure of bridal wear. Among the kaleidoscope of colors, pink holds a special place. From blush to magenta, pink symbolizes love, joy, and new beginnings. Whether it’s a wedding lehenga in pink or a pink reception lehenga for the bride, this hue has become an evergreen favorite. Shades of Pink Bridal Lehenga for Every Wedding Ceremony Pink’s versatility shines through the various ceremonies of an Indian wedding . Each shade reflects a unique emotion, from the tender blush pink for an engagement to the bold hot pink for the sangeet. Here’s how you can embrace this stunning palet...