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Arranged marriage
Wedding Traditions and Rituals

The Charm Of Arranged Marriage

Everyone dreams of finding a perfect life partner and getting settled through the institution of marriage. Marriages solemnized the bond between two distinct individuals for seven births. Arrange marriage has its own charm and beauty. The nervousness, the excitement, the happiness, the fear, the anxiety, the fun, arranged marriage brings all the emotions together in a person. In an arranged marriage, your respected elders choose … Continue reading The Charm Of Arranged Marriage

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Indian Jewellery
Jewellery & Clothing, Wedding Traditions and Rituals

Wearing Toe Ring Is A Tradition In Indian Culture

According to Hindu customs, there are 16 adornments or 16 Shringar for married women which enhance her beauty and charm and are beneficial to health. Few significant ones which are worn by married women on daily basis are Kumkum(Bindi), nose ring, earrings, mangalsutra, anklets, Sindoor(Vermilion), bangles, necklace, Kamar band, Bajuband and the toe ring. These 16 ornaments showcase the married status of a woman. Today, … Continue reading Wearing Toe Ring Is A Tradition In Indian Culture

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Bride with veil
Wedding Traditions and Rituals

Muh Dikhai A Post Wedding Ritual In Indian Weddings

Indian wedding is an amalgamation of ebullient fervor and intrinsic rituals.The Indian wedding ceremonies are comprised of many pre and post wedding rituals where every ritual has its own significance.Wedding in India is not less than a festival. Though the main Ceremonies and rituals commence few days before the Wedding day there are many rituals which held at bridegroom’s house and are religiously important. Hence, … Continue reading Muh Dikhai A Post Wedding Ritual In Indian Weddings

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Indian Bride
Jewellery & Clothing

Anklets-A Traditional Bridal Jewellery

Known as Payal or Pajeb, the anklet is a magnificent jewelry piece worn around the ankles. It is an integral part of the sixteen adornments or Solah Shringaar of an Indian woman. Wearing anklets depicts the marital status of the Indian women so it is mandatory for women to wear anklets after marriage.   In Hindu culture, each adornment has some religious significance behind wearing … Continue reading Anklets-A Traditional Bridal Jewellery

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Groom
Jewellery & Clothing

Wedding Essentials For Indian Groom

Wedding date has been fixed to solemnize the union of two distinct unique individuals. The place has been booked for an extravagant affair, food menu has been decided to serve the guests, wedding invitations has been sent to friends, relatives and closed ones to give bride groom blessings and good wishes. But all the preparations is incomplete if you haven’t done the shopping for your … Continue reading Wedding Essentials For Indian Groom

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Kalgi- A Royal Turban
Wedding Traditions and Rituals

Kalgi- A Royal Turban Accessory Of Bridegroom

Indian wedding is an occasion of grand celebration for two different individuals who hitched together following different traditions and rituals. It’s not the only bride who started planning months before the wedding day but now grooms are getting more concerned about their looks and personality. The groom too wants to look best on his big d-day and pays a lot of attention to his wedding … Continue reading Kalgi- A Royal Turban Accessory Of Bridegroom

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Traditional wedding Dress
Wedding Traditions and Rituals

Traditional Wedding Outfits For Bridegroom

Wedding is observed as a lifetime’s memorable event for the groom and the bride.Wedding includes so many planning; from booking a lavish place to what would be on the menu to suit the taste buds of the guests and from choosing the best parlor to shop classy and eye catching bridal outfits. It’s a big day for both the bride and the groom. As we … Continue reading Traditional Wedding Outfits For Bridegroom

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Goddess parvati
Wedding Traditions and Rituals

Hartalika Teej Vrat For Newly Weds

Hartalika Teej symbolizes the sacred union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. According to Hindu calendar, it falls on Tritiya(third day) of Shukla Paksha in Bhadrapada month. It is celebrated by both unmarried and married women who do fasting for 3 days. Where on this day married women observe fast for the long life of their husbands but unmarried women keep fast to get a … Continue reading Hartalika Teej Vrat For Newly Weds

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Blessings Of Lord Ganesha
Wedding Traditions and Rituals

Solicit The Blessings Of Lord Ganesha To Strengthen Your Relationship

In India, wedding traditions include so many customs and rituals and every ritual has its own significance related with it. One such ritual which is common in every Hindu religion is Ganesh Puja whether it is the wedding of Uttarakhand, southern Indian wedding or northern Indian wedding worshipping of Lord Ganesha considers auspicious. Ganesh Puja in Indian wedding tradition is treated as a precursor to … Continue reading Solicit The Blessings Of Lord Ganesha To Strengthen Your Relationship

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maang tikka
Jewellery & Clothing

Maang Tikka and The Beliefs Related With This Accessory

Jewelry has a deep connection with India and Indian women. Females love to wear jewelry on special occasion whether it’s a wedding, anniversary, birthday or God Bharai. From head to toe, from ear to ankles, there is a jewelry piece for every part of the body in Indian culture and apart from cultural and religious significance, these adornments have some scientific reason behind adorning them. … Continue reading Maang Tikka and The Beliefs Related With This Accessory

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