Wedding Trends and Ideas

Weddings are so much fun! All your family members, close friends and relatives, come all the way from distant places to be a part of your happy beginnings. They make you feel loved, wanted and special. And you are filled with gratitude that they made it for your wedding, just for you! Wouldn't it be wonderful if there was a way to show your gratitude, appreciation and love for them? Well... Everybody loves gifts! So, why not reciprocate the love by giving them return gifts? Not only will it make them happy, it will also make them feel honoured, appreciated...

Phew! The summer is almost here and so is the wedding season (At least, weddings and feasts gives us something to cheer about!). While the sunscreen lotions are out, so are sunglasses and umbrellas. But being the sophisticated and practical lady that you are, you'd probably prefer wearing sunglasses than holding an umbrella at all times especially if the occasion is your own wedding. The only problem is: Would you be able to carry off sunglasses well with your traditional saree or lehenga, without looking tacky? Worry not ladies, brides of the past(not so long ago! Lol!) have shown us...

Making a statement without saying a word? Who else could do it better than a Photographer? Capture thousands of words in the blink of a moment. And when its from a professional source like Sharon Shyam Photography, the world is even more colorful than the eye can see. This album from him, covering the cute couples (Shafeeja - Nishal), families, friends and traditional Kerala function is a priceless asset. When wedding guests includes star couples like Fahadh & Nazriya from Mollywood, its like the perfect icing on cake! Venue- Uday Samudra Leisure Beach Hotel & Spa, Kovalam. Photo Courtesy: Sharon...

Aarti plates or Seer Thattu is an important part of a Hindu ritual. The family of the bride welcomes the newly wedded groom and bride at the entrance of the wedding venue and while welcoming them home as a couple for the first time. This is done so as to remove the negative vibes around them. But that's not all! It is also a traditional ceremony which is done while worshipping at the temples as a gesture of reverence to the deities. The significance of aarti in Indian tradition is so high that even aarti plates are selected only after...