When you think about Indian weddings, they are all about religious rituals. A traditional Indian wedding is full of fun and flair, but there are a lot of ceremonies followed before the bride and groom can be pronounced married. The Jaimala or Varmala ceremony is one of these ceremonies. The bride and groom exchange varmalas,
In this world of DIYs, everyone wants to do things on their own. Not only it adds meaning to the thing when its home made but you also value more than the readymade products because of the effort you have put in making them. This is also how you add some personal touch to the
Indian brides have been wearing Kaleeris in form of bridal jewellery since years and have become a part of the traditional bridal outfit. However, in recent years, the trend of flower jewellery has picked up and instead of wearing a piece of actual jewellery as Kaleeri, brides are moving towards wearing Kaleeris made out
Jittery nerves, seemingly never-ending preparations and numerous customs and ceremonies might not really make you feel like your wedding’s a cakewalk but you sure can be walking on a bed of roses, and a host of other flowers gracing your feet with these stunning bridal accessories. Also known as perphool or payal, these anklets are
Weddings are the perfect opportunity to put flowers in your hair and go about like a queen. Although the gajra flower is a very common floral accessory used traditionally by brides for Indian weddings, you might have gotten bored of the same jasmine and marigold wreaths adorning your hair. So, here are some ideas to add color
