Be it Indian Weddings or any other family function in India, we guys always love to dress up and look good at each and every event. Indian Saree is a well known traditional outfit worn in almost every event, in…
The time has changed, in the past, we used handwritten letters and cards for inviting people to the weddings but now it’s the modern age of technology, and we use phone calls, WhatsApp messages, emails, and other social media platforms….
We don’t just marry someone, we make memories all along the way. Similarly, a photoshoot is all about creating memories which we might want to revive again and again as we grow older. Also, before facing the camera on your…
Have you ever booked a new car online? Well, after we book one and the day it finally arrives at the nearest company showroom. We go to the showroom with our family and friends to bring that new car to…
Anushka Sharma, Bipasha Basu, Amrita Puri and many more Bollywood actresses chose to wear Bridal lehengas designed by Sabyasachi and looked gorgeous on their D-Day. Well, any bride would love to wear one but you’ll find brides wearing Sabyasachi Lehengas…
Do I really need a Wedding Planner? This question might arise in your head and that’s completely normal because many people don’t even hire them for many different reasons. Maybe you’re the one who has some pre-plans for the organization…
Well, in case you love Bollywood and Punjabi tadka you gonna love this blog, here’s a list 101 best songs to play in an Indian wedding. I’ve divided the blog into the following categories, you can directly jump to any…
Indian weddings are not just an event of one or two days, from engagement to the wedding date we celebrate several ceremonies in between. Roka ceremony is one of them, “Roka” word relates with a Hindi word called “Rokna” which…
Well, if someone would ask me to choose any specific wedding theme, my answer would be the “Indian wedding theme”. But WHY? Because Indian weddings are so much fun, so many different ceremonies and games come up together to make…
Do you know? A poor person in India spends 50,000 to 1 lakh rupees on his son’s/daughter’s wedding the amount is 1/5th of his lifetime earnings. Whereas a rich person in India spends over 1 to 10 crore and a…
