Marriage is a sacred union of two individuals creating an affinity between them.
It is a tradition where interpersonal relationships are approved in a variety of ways (depending on the region, religion, culture, and sub culture of the respective families).
Marriage practices are diverse across cultures taking many forms and are solemnized by the ceremony known as Wedding.
In India a wedding is an extravagant show of pomp and pageantry.
It marks the starting of a new innings in one's life.
This once in a life time occasion is given more than perfect attention to details and arrangements are made in such a manner that it becomes unforgettable for the wedding couple as well as friends and relatives.
In India wedding ceremonies have a lot to do with religious beliefs, rituals and cultural aspects.
In different parts you will feel slight changes in the manner in which the event is celebrated but the vital tenets remain the same.
Now coming on the Indian Wedding, there are numerous rituals to be followed to sanctify marriage.
Some of them are mehendi, sangeet, shagai, pooja, baraat, a hearty meal celebrating the knot etc.
Each ritual is celebrated with pomp and fun too as it involves a lot of extravagance and much enthusiasm is showed by both sides (bride and groom families and relatives)in these events.
Not to mention that the To-be-wed couple are involved in lot of small but intrinsic rituals, this makes their bond stronger.
It is a dream of every Indian to get married and that too in a very pompous way.
Fostering a trance is quite painless but making it happen, a wearisome chore to carry out.
The great Indian wedding will engulf a lot of planning on the Indian Wedding Dresses, the Wedding Halls, type of Wedding Invitation to be sent, the MUSIC and LIGHT for the baraatis, the jewelleries etc...
In these tight situations many a distant relatives and friends come to the rescue taking the lead when it comes to planning, execution and supervising the entire ceremony.
Many a nuclear families outsource this whole looking-after thing to matrimonial services which provide complete solutions from the beginning (shagai) to the end (vidai).
Any way the wedding ceremony involves a lot of hard-work, compassion, emotions and drama.
Those who are not habituated to this event must participate or just watch a single ceremony to know how rich and royal the event is.
It is a tradition where interpersonal relationships are approved in a variety of ways (depending on the region, religion, culture, and sub culture of the respective families).
Marriage practices are diverse across cultures taking many forms and are solemnized by the ceremony known as Wedding.
In India a wedding is an extravagant show of pomp and pageantry.
It marks the starting of a new innings in one's life.
This once in a life time occasion is given more than perfect attention to details and arrangements are made in such a manner that it becomes unforgettable for the wedding couple as well as friends and relatives.
In India wedding ceremonies have a lot to do with religious beliefs, rituals and cultural aspects.
In different parts you will feel slight changes in the manner in which the event is celebrated but the vital tenets remain the same.
Now coming on the Indian Wedding, there are numerous rituals to be followed to sanctify marriage.
Some of them are mehendi, sangeet, shagai, pooja, baraat, a hearty meal celebrating the knot etc.
Each ritual is celebrated with pomp and fun too as it involves a lot of extravagance and much enthusiasm is showed by both sides (bride and groom families and relatives)in these events.
Not to mention that the To-be-wed couple are involved in lot of small but intrinsic rituals, this makes their bond stronger.
It is a dream of every Indian to get married and that too in a very pompous way.
Fostering a trance is quite painless but making it happen, a wearisome chore to carry out.
The great Indian wedding will engulf a lot of planning on the Indian Wedding Dresses, the Wedding Halls, type of Wedding Invitation to be sent, the MUSIC and LIGHT for the baraatis, the jewelleries etc...
In these tight situations many a distant relatives and friends come to the rescue taking the lead when it comes to planning, execution and supervising the entire ceremony.
Many a nuclear families outsource this whole looking-after thing to matrimonial services which provide complete solutions from the beginning (shagai) to the end (vidai).
Any way the wedding ceremony involves a lot of hard-work, compassion, emotions and drama.
Those who are not habituated to this event must participate or just watch a single ceremony to know how rich and royal the event is.