Wedding Trends and Ideas

Yellow has become the go-to colour for most brides when it comes to their wedding trousseau. From celebrity brides like Priyanka Chopra to real brides, the golden hue of yellow has become the favourite go-to colour. It reflects the upbeat and peppy nature of the ceremony itself! What better colour which reflects the mood for your fun filled and enjoyable mehendi ceremony than yellow? FOR THE MELLOW AND SWEET BRIDE Nothing to capture the personality and mood of a soft and sweet bride like a mild and pastel-hued shade of yellow, combined with the timeless ghaghra! The pastel shade reflects...

Do you want to be the bride who stands out? Have you always wanted to wear jaw-dropping designs? Do you want to make a statement and be the head turner?The obvious choice for such elegant, stylish and unique couture is the ace Indian designer Gaurav Gupta. His styles have an infinite rhythm to them. He uses traditional embellishing techniques with out-of-the-box, futuristic ideas that help create edgy and quirky outfits. Glamour takes a new form in this body sculpting ivory mermaid gown with an embellished bodice. The quirky frilled fabric at the bottom adds the oomph factor to complete the...

The wedding of Vinithra and Mathew was unique and beautiful in more ways than one. The frequency of East meets West weddings has definitely increased in recent times but this wedding in particular has caught our eye for its strong South Indian flavour. We loved how the Groom’s side family took part in all of the festivities with such enthusiasm and probably looked more Indian than the rest of us even! Would you believe us when we say the groom was clad in a veshti with Vibudhi smeared over his forehead? Precisely, this is not one of your typical run...

If an Indian wedding had to be pictorially represented, it would be with a garland. Yes, that’s how essential and significant they are to our culture. Every auspicious ceremony is celebrated with flowers and hence, no Indian wedding is complete without the bride and the groom exchanging the ceremonial garlands, a ritual that finds its root in our Hindu scriptures as well. Garlands traditionally were stitched together using jasmine flowers or rose buds, but today they come in various shapes and sizes, even using exotic varieties of flowers like orchids and lilies. But due to the discomfort caused by the...