Wedding Blog

Wearing Sabyasachi for the wedding is a dream for almost all brides. And, the beauty with which Sabya makes the Lehngas is truly inspiring....

During Dec 1-3, 2018 many heartbeats across the nation stopped beating. Internationally acclaimed actress Priyanka Chopra married her beloved, singer Nick Jonas in a...

Varmala exchange is a very important tradition at Indian weddings. That signals the start of a new married existence. So, for your wedding, go...

Between the draw of social media and endless work emails, many of us spend the majority of our waking hours staring at a screen.Lockdown...

Pernia Quereshi got hitched to Sahil Gilani in all royalty in the ethereal backdrop of Turkey. Fashionista looked absolutely stunning as she tied the sacred knot decked in an Elan ensemble.

Raksha bandhan marks the beginning of festivities in the Indian subcontinent. It is the festival of celebration of love between the siblings. Every sister...

Navratri is India’s one of the most auspicious and major festivals which is celebrated with utter enthusiasm and pride. It is the festival in...

Wedding season has officially rung its bells and the season has brought all the colours along. The bride and groom and their families plan the wedding day much in advance to avoid chaos and a flawless ceremony. The season has also brought along so many more trends that are defining the ‘X-factor’ of the ultra-modern yet traditional wedding ceremonies of the young couples.

For the celebration, the foremost task is to ensure that it is beautifully decorated. Stunning decoration at the Wedding ceremony sets the mood of...

This lesson explains the three permissible goals of Hindu life. In doing so, it will define the ancient concepts of Kama, Artha and Dharma. Since...

After  months and months planning, it's finally a few days before the big day or should we say your wedding day! And now all...

It’s often said that the bride is the star of the event, but focusing on the groom wouldn’t be hurtful. The time is long gone, when the groom used to be decked up in a sherwani and the bride has the limelight. It’s both ways now.