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    Going for an Indian wedding? Here a few things to consider

    Weddings are celebratory events, and during such occasions bright colors are always welcome and they are considered auspicious at a joyous event. If you are a guest in the wedding, try not to wear bright red as this colour is traditionally reserved for the bride and of course, you wouldn’t want to outshine her. Read: Going for an Indian wedding? Here a few things to consider Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 04/09/2009 | Weddings

    Significance of bangles in Indian weddings

    Bangles have been a part of the Indian society culture since millenniums, but the new fashionable bangles are more versatile than ever before. Bangles are available anywhere in India. One can easily find designer bangles in malls, jewelry shops etc. But the real significance of bangles lies in matrimony. Read: Significance of bangles in Indian weddings Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 04/09/2009 | Weddings

    Rituals of Muslim Weddings

    Muslim weddings are simple and beautiful. They tie a man and a woman into a virtuous knot that marks a journey of happiness and togetherness in their lives. Here’s how Muslims celebrate their weddings: Read: Rituals of Muslim Weddings Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 02/09/2009 | Weddings

    How Buddhists Get Married

    The auspicious day of the wedding is decided by the monk (Lama). A betrothal ritual follows this ceremony. During this ritual, the lama recites the prayers and then a concoction called the madyan is served to the guests, this is considered as a holy drink. Horoscope matching is the foremost and the most important ritual of the Buddhist wedding Read: How Buddhists Get Married Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 23/06/2009 | Marriage

    Wedding in Himachal Pradesh

    Marriage is an important event in Himachal Pradesh like any other Indian marriage. The parents as well as closer elder relatives start looking around for suitable matches as soon as a girl or boy is mature enough. At times, to start the matrimony of their son or daughter, parents arrange for a middleman, who is also known a match-maker or Roovary, Dhamu or Mazomi. Read: Wedding in Himachal Pradesh Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 10/01/2009 | Marriage

    Arranged Marriages – Boon or Bane

    Arranged marriages are often compared with marriages of convenience. The parents often indulge into matrimony thinking that their daughter should marry someone who will provide her financial security. In fact, there are as many reasons for entering into a marriage of convenience as there are novels dealing with this subject. Although an arranged marriage does not begin with love, there’s always that sensual tension cooking beneath the surface. Read: Arranged Marriages – Boon or Bane Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 10/01/2009 | Marriage

    Tamil Marriages – a Simple & Beautiful Affair

    Tamils consider matrimony very auspicious, so, they are very cautious at every step. Tamil marriages involve many rituals and customs like all other Indian marriages and matrimonials. The date for the wedding is usually fixed after consulting the Hindu calendar. Read: Tamil Marriages – a Simple & Beautiful Affair Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 07/08/2008 | Marriage

    What’s the Big Deal About an Inter-caste Marriage

    Inter caste marriage in India are still confronted with unique challenges. For some people it becomes difficult to convince their parents and in-laws. There are many couples, find it difficult to adapt themselves to a new environment, culture and rituals. In some societies, inter caste marriages are considered as a religious offence where couples face death threats from their own family members. Every now and then, we come across news talking about incidents related to murder due to inter-caste Read: What’s the Big Deal About an Inter-caste Marriage Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 04/07/2008 | Weddings

    Please Don’t Preach’ Let Girls Decide When They Want to Get Married

    Marriage of a girl becomes a universal phenomenon the moment she reaches the so-called 'right age'. Now the question is... what is the meaning of 'right age'? Does it mean to get married as soon as you are 20-21 or does it mean to get married when you can actually take up so many responsibilities? It is not only the question of age but also level of maturity. One has to distinguish between the two - the right age or the right mindset. And Indian girls are now mature enough to balance both. They Read: Please Don’t Preach’ Let Girls Decide When They Want to Get Married Read

    By: Sukhpreet Kaur | 26/06/2008 | Marriage
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