Indian wedding ceremonies are so full of rituals and customs and every step has some religious significance. We love Indian weddings for the simple fact that they are so colorful and there’s always so much happening around. From our experience, we have realized that at weddings, most couples lay stress on the importance of décor but most often than not, they only concentrate on the bigger elements of décor like the mandap, lighting, seating etc. One area which is always neglected unknowingly is the presentation and placement of the basic items required for the ceremony like lamps, flowers, ric ..read more

This particular problem seems to have found a solution in the availability of multi lingual priests. Since the Indian wedding ceremony can be quite long, lasting for anywhere between 1 to 3 hours, an increasing number of couples have expressed a keen desire to become involved in the proceedings and understand what is happening instead of being mere spectators themselves and doing only what is being told to them. In recent Indian weddings we have worked on, the Pandit often accompanies every ritual performed with the Shlokas followed by a translation explaining the meaning and significance of ..read more

Parasols make lovely photo props as well as It’s not too difficult to add mini parasols as garnishes to your wedding cocktails or even desserts like cupcakes ..read more

While there are tons of options for non-vegetarians the vegetarians need not worry as there are plenty of vegetarian delicacies the state has to offer. Fishing  Go out on an all day fishing trip with the locals and come back with treasures. Many resorts and house boats will also offer to cook your catch for dinner the same day. Tea Plantations & Spice gardens Take a stroll along the lovely terraced tea plantations in Munnar and enjoy the tasting sessions which some of the estates offer. You can also visit the famous spice gardens in Munnar and buy some freshly picked spices. All in ..read more

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wedding décor simple yet elegant. Pearls are a perfect choice if you want this feel for your wedding. The colour tone will mostly be monochromatic with off whites, beige and gold and yet look chic. Here are some ideas on how to incorporate pearls in your wedding décor in various forms. Pearls and food don’t go together says who?? A pearl inspired cake is one of our favourites; so dainty that you just won’t feel like cutting it. Pearl inspired dinner ware like show plates and napkin rings is a great way to incorporate pearls as a part of your table setting. If you have a sit down dinner the ot ..read more

Imagine waking up to dancing peacocks, strolling through arched passages, pampering yourself with lavish amenities, unwinding like the royalty, indulging in royal sports such as horse polo, to be surrounded with lovely artifacts, live in rooms which were once home to royalty…what an experience! India is the most popular destination when you think of royal weddings. Home to some of the best palace hotels, India has it all when it comes to hosting a grand wedding. The opulent palaces with luxurious rooms amidst mystical surroundings laden with rich heritage and culture offer a perfect setting fo ..read more

Though you may like indian wedding sweets, sometimes at weddings it gets too much. Here are some ideas to make this process more interesting and replacing the traditional ladoo with some more sinful and interesting options. For the couple who love fresh fruits, why not have edible fruit arrangements which guests can feed the couple instead of the ladoo. We feel this is perfect for the health conscious couple….very refreshing and unique. We totally suggest this for a outdoor day time wedding ..read more

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Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh’s wedding was a lavish and grand affair in true Kapoor style with the festivities lasting for almost 20 days! It is also said that the both Rishi and Neetu endured fainting spells on the wedding day owing to the massive crowd of people turned up for the celebrations and the heavy outfits worn by them. The The guests attending the wedding of acclaimed bollywood director Madhur Bhandarkar and Renu Namboodri in 2003, had never received any printed wedding invite from the couple. Interestingly, Madhur invited everyone through telephone calls and text messages and in ..read more