Henna: Fragrance & Colour of Indian Weddings
No wedding can be imagined without the fragrant henna designs adorning the palms of the bride. Wedding Affair talks about its importance.
Kannada wedding and its essence
Kannada weddings are usually short, lasting for about one or two days and most of the rituals usually performed during the daytime.
Rituals from a Rajasthani wedding
Different Rajasthani communities have different traditions and customs. Each more colourful and magnificent than the other.
The colours of a Kashmiri Pandit wedding
Here is a list of all the ritualistic essentials from the Kashmiri wedlock, which will without a streak of doubt leave you awe-inspired.
The Essentials of a Maharashtrian Wedding
If you are looking for ways to plan a typical Maharashtrian wedding for yourself, let us help with a quick guide to each wedding ceremony.
The ritualistic register of an Odia wedding
Odisha is one such state, which is notably recognised for its temple sanctums, beaches, natural beauty, architectural heritage, traditional food, etc. But when it...
The beauty of a Gujarati wedding
The vibrant wedding traditions in a Gujarati wedding stand out with great pomp and splendour. Let's have a look at the rituals of Gujarati wedding.
The charisma of a Konkani wedding
If you have never attended a Konkani marriage before, here is a list of the top-notch significant rituals that make such wedlock amazingly winsome.
The magnificence of a Tamilian Wedding
To celebrate the magnificence of Tamilian wedlock, here are the beautiful ceremonies and sacred rituals from the ceremonies in the pipeline.
Pagphera – a sweet reunion
Pagphera is a ritual where the bride comes back home for the first time after her wedding, to ensure the best future of her parents.
A Rajput Wedding
The Rajputs do everything including their weddings in a unique style. Their swords, royal jewellery, Rajputana poshaak, and traditional customs make everything about their style of weddings regally distinctive and grand.
A Sikh Wedding
The Sikh marriage ceremony is known as ‘Anand Karaj’. Anand Karaj means ‘Blissful Union’ which grants equal rights to men and women.