Indian wedding rituals
01 October 2010 16:47
In India, a wedding is a big and fun filled event that continues for several days. In Indian culture, marriages not only bring the bride and groom closer it also brings two families together. Indian weddings, all across the globe, are replete with various rituals and ceremonies. The rituals and ceremonies may be different depending on the religion to which the bride and the groom belong. However, their significance remains unchanged. Indian weddings can be observed under three basic
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Indian wedding decorations
17 September 2010 18:54
Recently engaged and planning to hold a wedding soon? Why not set it up with some fascinating Indian touches? Indian weddings are known for its radiance and vivacity with various colors and dances that keep the wedding always on-the-go. 

Indian weddings have the mark of grandiosity from the ultimately designed venues to the littlest detail of the bride’s sari, although it does not need to be expensive. What makes these weddings glow, aside from the venues and ceremonies itself, is the bunch of colorful decorations. These
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Indian wedding attire
01 September 2010 18:49
Have you been invited to an Indian wedding but have absolutely no idea on what to wear? Don’t fret any longer for here are the basins on Indian wedding attire that will help you looking great on that date!

For women, there are basically three Indian wedding attire choices. First, there is the saree (sari). This is the classic dress choice for women to an Indian wedding, however, it is the one that is the most difficult to wear. They are worn by draping a single, long cloth (about 7 to 9 meters) around the body frame. There are many saree blouse designs, cuts, back styles, necklines and colors that are available; so choosing the best saree for you wouldn’t be too hard. Next is the lehenga (lengha). This is a long pleated skirt that is tied around the waist, leaving the midriff and the back bare. This is usually accompanied with a
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