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Bollywood actor Rajkumar Rao is trending because of the way he goes on one knee to propose his better half Patralekhaa. It has been over a decade now that the couple is dating and they got hitched recently on November 14th, 2021. The couple left their fans dumbstruck by the video of a fairytale proposal shared by them. Rajkumar Rao has even shared a post with some awesome pictures where he mentioned, “Finally after 11 years of love, romance, friendship, and fun, I got married to my everything today, my soulmate, my best friend, my family. Today there is no greater happiness for me than being called your husband @patralekhaa. Here’s to forever.. and beyond”.

The lady love of the actor also wrote a post on social media writing, “I got married to my everything today; my boyfriend, my partner in crime, my family, my soulmate…My best friend for the last 11 years! There is no greater feeling than to be your wife! Here’s to our forever…”

The Citylights couple chose to go for an intimate celebrity wedding in Chandigarh. The couple took their vows in a Hindu-style wedding ceremony which was marked by the presence of their close friends and family and both made everyone roll their eyes by their adorable look in outfits designed by Sabyasachi.

How did they fall in love?

There are people who don’t know how the love story of Rajkumar Rao and Patralekhaa started. To those, it all started with an advertisement in which the bride had worked and from the day Rajkumar had fallen in love with her topsy-turvy. Whereas if we talk about the bride, she didn’t have a good image of him due to his appearance in the movie “Love, Sex, aur Dhoka”. Later in the year 2018 during an interview, he shared the reaction his mother had on meeting Patralekhaa for the first. During that interview, he said that the actress is his best friend. “Patralekhaa is my best friend — we discuss cinema, we discuss acting or traveling. We’re not discussing marriage or babies because we like the way we are. When my mom first met Patralekhaa, she said that she’s going to be the last girl I’m meeting.”

The Celebrity Wedding Look of the Couple

The couple preferred a not-so-loud traditional Indian look where Patralekhaa was seen dolled up in a red embroidered saree with a beautifully embellished veil adding charm to her look. She chose to go with light jewelry where she wore a heavy choker necklace with a complimenting Maatha Patti and jhumkis made with 22kt gold using diamonds, emeralds, and pearls. The Bengal beauty bride even followed the old-style tradition of putting kumkum and Chandan bindi on the forehead. The veil worn by the bride has a customized border in Bengali statement designed by Sabyasachi saying “Aamar praanbhora bhaalobaasa aami tomaye somorpan korilam” which means “I am surrendering my heart filled with pure love to you”.

The groom i.e. Rajkumar Rao wore a raw silk embroidered Jacket over his silk kurta and churidar highlighting gold-plated “Bengal tiger” buttons. He also complimented his look with a red safa to uplift the coordination game along with a pearl necklace from Sabyasachi.

The couple set trends by choosing gleaming marigold flowers and leaves varmala for the garland ceremony, which looked super cool. Director Farah Khan even went emotional while she was doing the sehra-bandi of groom aka Rajkumar Rao.

Flawless Engagement looks flaunted by the couple

Nothing less than a fairy tale wedding was the engagement of this love-bird couple that took place just a day before their wedding. The couple and all the guests who attended the event were dressed up in ivory-colored attires. The ring exchanging ceremony was nothing less than a romantic Bollywood movie, dreamy enough to make our hearts go crazy. Raj went on his knees and proposed the love of his life Patralekhaa with a beautiful wedding ring. Within a moment, the bride also went down on her knees with a ring that made the whole event even more memorable.

Serial “Yeh Hai Mohobbatein” fame Shireen Mirza has started her journey to a new life. Shireen tied knots and said “Qubool Hai” to Hasan Sartaj (the love of her life) in an intimate wedding ceremony held in Jaipur. She is widely known for her character as “Simmi” in the serial “YHM”. Her co-actors and close friends along with the family were present in the ceremony. The list included celebrities like Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya, Vivek Dahiya, Aly Goni, Krishna Mukherjee, and others who you can see having a blast at all the rituals of the ceremony. The love birds wedding book is enough to leave you awestruck by the moments they made on their big day. Seeing them soooo happy anyone would like to say one word i.e. “touchwood” to their happiness.

Story of being one soul and two hearts

Hasan proposed to Shireen back in February 2021 over a romantic date later to which Shireen shared a post where she mentioned, “Saying yes has never been so easy. I can’t wait to have an endless adventure with my favorite weirdo. Cheers to us babe!” The couple got engaged in August 2021, with a small engagement of close dear ones and family. After the engagement, she took to her social media and said, “Finally, I am engaged to Hasan! This was an official function that took place on my birthday, even though he proposed to me on Valentine’s Day this year. For me, it was a double dosage of happiness. We had been debating a date for our engagement and had finally decided on my birthday. It had been a fantastic and lovely day.”

Outfits for different Ceremonies

Bachelor Bash

Shireen’s girl gang including her friends and colleagues hosted a surprise pajama-themed bachelorette party. You can see the “bride-to-be” enjoying her day in a black sleeveless satin dress with a sash titled “Bride-to-be”. You can notice her bridesmaids dolling up in cute and adorable nightdresses and caps with “Team Bride” written over it.

Mehendi

The beautiful actress Shireen Mirza shared glimpses from her Mehendi where she is noticed wearing a green outfit and red dupatta. The bridal glow is clearly visible on her face which is truly unavoidable. Krishna Mukherjee, her co-star from Yeh Hai Mohobbatein was seen enjoying the event while grooving her moves on different songs.

Sangeet

Bride’s family hosted the sangeet night and the glimpses from the event have gone viral. Our beautiful bride Shireen wore an embellished golden-colored sharara. The bride decided to team up her attire with matching statement earrings. She chose simple makeup with curls that truly highlighted her look. Her best friend Divyanka Tripathi marked her presence in a maroon-hued sharara.

Wedding

The pictures from Shireen and Hasan’s wedding have been trending on the internet lately. Shireen didn’t go with the traditional “Nikaah” look that is Gharara and chose to wear a red lehenga on her big day. She wore a red lehenga embellished with golden zari work and a double dupatta. Her exquisite jewelry was like the cherry on the top of a cake and added charm to her magnificent look. Her makeup artist highlighted her beauty and did her makeup that suited perfectly to her attire.

Congratulations to this adorable couple of the year.

Punjabi singer and actor Parmish Verma tied knots with his fiancée Guneet Grewal on 19th October 2021 in a big-fat Punjabi wedding ceremony. They hosted a traditional Punjabi wedding with all the wedding traditions like mehndi, sangeet, haldi, and others. The close family members and friends from Parmish Verma’s side made their presence to his lavish wedding affair. The wife of Parmish Verma, i.e. the bride is a Canadian Politician and a lawyer. The couple exchanged rings on October 16th in Canada. The wedding took place a few days later the engagement ceremony. Guneet took the surname of Parmish Verma after the marriage. The wedding was such a success that it can be in the list of “wedding inspiration” for upcoming grooms and brides.

Outfit Inspiration

The couple wore grandiose and dazzling ethnic wedding attire. The “Rocky Mental” actor wore a light-textured sherwani with complex embellishment. He complimented his “dulha” attire with a red shade turban and a matching stole. The bride, on the other hand, selected a stunning red lehenga with heavy embroidery. Guneet decided to accessorize her attires with bold jewelry including maang tika, a choker necklace, pakha, big natha, kaleeras, chooda, and many more. Her red-colored chooda matched up with golden kaleere and dark texture henna enhanced more grace of her overall look. Both of them looked amazingly stunning in their wedding outfits.

Different wedding traditions

Engagement ceremony

The wedding celebrations of Punjabi Actor with the hashtag #NoMoreShadaa began within an intimate engagement ceremony. Guneet wore a green ‘Sabyasachi lehenga’ that was embellished with multi-colored floral work. The attire came with a matching and a contrasting red dupatta highlighting traditional golden tassel details on the border. The bride styled the outfit with a maang tika, heavy earrings, and a matching choker necklace. Nude lips & a green bindi gracefully adored her overall look. Parmish looked charming in his black tuxedo teamed with a crisp white shirt.

Mehendi ceremony

The couple made only one photograph of their mehndi public and it’s sufficient to leave us mesmerized. Parmish and Guneet looked coming dressed straight out of dreams in their wedding attire. The bride opted for an embroidered magenta shade gharara matched with a heavy dupatta with some shades of gold and white. Parmish kept his look traditional with a white Pathani set and enhanced the glam with a gold necklace. She chose to keep her makeup minimal with shimmery eyes. A pair of danglers and Maatha Patti added the delicate charm to the mehndi look.

Jaggo Night

Jaggo night is the must-have tradition performed in every Punjabi wedding and Parmish and wedding festivities are nothing different. The couple had an extravagant jaggo night and danced with their heart out. The gorgeous duo left us all speechless while making a style quotient. Parmish defined major groom goals in a black embroidered kurta set with a debonair Nehru jacket. The bride Guneet Grewal redefined the word radiant when she was dressed in a heavy orange lehenga from the recent collection of Manish Malhotra while making a remarkable entry.

Wedding ceremony

Parmish and Guneet commemorated their love with the Anand Karaj ceremony. The spotless white decorations lent composed vibes and doubled up the backdrop for the vibrant outfits of the couple. The bride festooned herself in a remarkable red Manish Malhotra designed regal lehenga for the D-day! Nailing the maximalist vibe, Guneet paired her ornate lehenga with equally heavy jewels. Multi-layer necklaces with emerald accents, the combo of heavy passa and maang tikka, an oversized nath, matching heavy earrings gave the bride Maharani look! The traditional kaleeras and chooda gave the look a level of perfection. The groom looked spruce in a pastel sherwani with a contrasting red turban.

This marriage ceremony truly comes out as a wedding inspiration to almost all of the Punjabi Grooms and Brides that can adapt the look to make a grand entry on their “D-day”.

Rajasthan is known over the world for its rich, vibrant cultural heritage and the weddings happening there can never make an exception. Rajasthani weddings are made to happen as a big royal festival with grand celebrations and decorations. Rajasthani Royal weddings have always been an inspiration to people all over the world who want to make their weddings happen to like a fest. The best examples of those weddings can be the Rajputana and Marwari weddings that have great historical significance in their respective communities. The marriages in Rajasthan are arranged after matching the horoscope of bride and groom and then their traditions are performed one after the other.

Traditions of the Rajasthani wedding (Marwari)

Bhaat Nyotna

One of the very first ceremonies coming with Marwari weddings in Rajasthan is Bhaat Nyotna. Almost whole of the Marwari community celebrates this pre-wedding custom. In this ritual, the bride and the groom invite each other by sending wedding invitations to each other and a few gift items. The families assure each other to continue the support for the upcoming wedding festivities.

Nandi Ganesh Puja

The Marwari community like any other in India has their bride and groom offering prayers to the Lord Ganesha for happy and a glittering wedding to happen. Both bride and the groom will have Nandi Ganesh Pooja at their homes before the wedding day. As Lord Ganesha is known to be the god of happiness who brings good luck, the Rajasthani people also give great importance to performing this ritual. You can observe an idol of Shri Ganesha in almost all of the rituals associated with Hindu or Rajasthani wedding ceremonies.

Ratri Jaga

Ratri Jaga ritual is performed to safeguard the couple and their new relationship from the evil vibes. This custom involves painting holy symbols on the walls of the home. The family from the groom’s side will visit the bride’s house, where both the relatives will exchange precious gifts and sweets. The ring exchanging ceremony is also performed on this day during this ritual.

Palla and Janeu

Another beautiful and meaningful ritual is the Palla and Janeu, where the bride and the groom participate. In the Palla ceremony, the family of the groom visits the bride’s house and gifts clothes and trendy jewels to the bride. These are the gifts that the bride would be wearing on her wedding day. In the Janeu ceremony, the groom is made to wear a holy thread, also known as Janeu. It is considered that the couple will get a prosperous married life on wearing this thread.

Mehendi Ceremony

The Mehndi ceremony is believed to be auspicious not only for the bride but also for the groom. It is mandatory to apply Mehndi, and while doing so, you can come across some spectacular Mehndi designs that the brides opt for.

Baan

During this Baan ritual, the bride and the groom are given a ritualistic bath before they proceed to get ready for their Rajasthani wedding.

Mehfil

Mehfil is a special Marwari wedding tradition in which the bride and the groom celebrate their bachelorhood with an exciting Bachelorette party or Bachelor’s party separately. They will enjoy their night with a good time together while enjoying soothing Rajasthani folk music and some tasty food.

Ganpati Sthapana

We all know the prominence of Lord Ganesha in Hindu culture, and Rajasthani weddings are never complete without this. On the wedding day, the bride and the groom, along with their respective families offer prayer to Lord Ganesha to bless with a fortune to everyone’s life.

Nikasi

NIkasi symbolizes when the sister of the groom ties a sacred golden-colored thread around the groom’s head. She would put a black dot with Kajal on the groom’s cheek to safeguard him from any bad vibes. This ritual is performed at the groom’s place two-three days before the wedding day.

Gharwa

Marwari weddings are highly related to religious activities and hence exclusive prayers are held for the conduct of a smooth wedding without creating any fuss. Gharwa is one of those ritualistic practices where the bride’s family worships Goddess Parvati. A Goddess idol is taken to the bride’s house where they prepare it with clothes and jewelry sent from the groom’s side.

Kanyadan

Kanyadan is an important tradition followed in every Hindu wedding where the father of the bride gives his daughter’s hand to the groom. Before the ritual, the father explains family lineage to the groom. After that, he asks the groom whether he will be able take his daughter’s responsibility. The bride is then asked if she is ready to accept the groom as her husband and his surname for her life.

Panigrahan

Panigrahan is an important ritual performed in all Marwari weddings of Rajasthan. During this, the bride consents to the groom’s acceptance and agrees to take all responsibility. The parents give their daughter to the groom saying that from that moment, he will be in response to take care of her. Rajasthani weddings depict the coalition of two souls, and this ritual has great significance.

Saptapadi

The ritual starts with the couple taking rounds around the holy fire seven times while taking vows and this is known as Saptapadi or sat pheras. The couple executes the ritual and chants mantras.

Aanjhala Bharai

One of the most attractive traditions coming with a Marwari wedding is Aanjhala Bharai. In this tradition, the groom’s father puts a bag full of with precious jewels and money in the lap of the bride. This simply states that he has passed on the financial responsibilities of the house to his new daughter-in-law.

Grihaparvesh

All the above-mentioned rituals were performed either at the groom’s place, the bride’s place, or both. While this is conducted after the bride comes along with the groom to his house where the groom’s family with huge preparations welcomes her. Firstly, her sister-in-law welcomes her with the bride’s sweets and gifts. Then the groom’s aunt pr mother performs Aarti as a sign of bringing auspiciousness. The elders then ask the couple to light a lamp in the chantry of the house. After this, some entertaining games and rituals are performed among the bride and groom as instructed by the elder members of the family.

If you haven’t attended a South Indian wedding, then you are surely missing out on a lot of fun! The rituals, amazing food, and great hospitality – all mingle together to create an unforgettable experience. But, your idea about an Indian wedding is going to change drastically when you land in South India to attend a marriage ceremony. The rituals, mantras, and even the timing of the wedding are completely opposite of what you have seen your entire life! So, ready to explore the unknown? Well, buckle up for an adventure, which will bore into your memory for a long time now!

Unveiling the popular rituals of South Indian marriage:

Nichayathartham:

What you know as an engagement party is called Nichayathartham in South Indian wedding. Also known as the famous pre-wedding ritual, this ceremony starts with a typical Ganesh Puja to ward off evil eyes and help couples start their journey afresh. Here, Lord Ganesha will enjoy lip-smacking sweets and savouries as a sign of tribute. Then the groom’s family will gift the would-be bride some jewellery and a saree to wear on this special occasion. Later on, the couple exchanges ring as a promise of fruitful married life. The guests will receive an invitation card for attending the engagement ceremony, called LagnaPatrika, with Lord Ganesha’s icon on top.

Pandakkaalnadudhal:

This ritual takes place few days before the main wedding. Here, both the families will arrange this event in their respective abodes. Here, the families will plant individual bamboo poles at the main door of their place. It is more like an official message for everyone to come and be a part of this wonderful journey of the young couple. Another main reason to perform this ritual is to keep evil eyes at bay!

Haldi:

Well, the name says it all! It is that time of the event when the bride and groom will be slathered with turmeric paste in their respective hours. This ritual takes place the day before the main occasion and falls under the pre-wedding ritual category. The anti-inflammatory properties of turmeric will fight off dirt and help the new couples to brighten up their skin and glow before the wedding. Now, this event remains incomplete without family members and friends dancing and singing to their favorite beats! So, it is the ultimate definition of fun and enjoyment!

Gauri puja:

This ritual is purposely for the bride’s family to celebrate, as it is dedicated to Goddess Parvati. This ritual is all about purity. Every new bride-to-be has to perform this puja by completing it is rituals before the day of the wedding to get blessings from The Almighty. This function is pretty colourful. The bride’s uncle plays a pivotal role here by presenting her with a saree and some gifts. The Gauri puja includes multiple husks and rice related activities, as rice means prosperity and fertility in Indian culture.

Mangalsnaanam:

Also known as purging bath, this South Indian culture takes place early in the morning. It usually takes place on the wedding day, but if the family wants, they can complete this ritual the day before the wedding. As understood from the name, this ritual talks about a holy bath. Here, a mixture is made using turmeric and pure oil and then slathered to the groom and bride’s body. Later, they will take a shower. The scientific reason behind this ritual is to help the couples get rid of harmful bacteria. Turmeric is known for its antibacterial properties and will keep infections at bay!

Kashiyatra:

Another one of the exciting rituals of the South Indian wedding, Kashiyatra, takes place on the wedding day. Here, the groom acts to leave for Kashi (India’s holy site) as he doesn’t want to marry. So, he leaves the venue with an umbrella, a walking stick, and some other necessities for completing the journey. Well, this story has an interesting turn of events! While on his path, the groom is stopped by the bride’s father, who asks him not to leave the place as his daughter is waiting to get married. After multiple appealing sessions, the groom goes back to his house to get ready and take his bride by exchanging garland, also called “maalaimaatral.”

Maalai Maatral:

This tradition of garland exchange is an age-old tradition seen in every Indian tradition. Whether you reside in South India or belongs to a North Indian city, this tradition is pretty common.

Kanyadanam:

This ritual talks about the epitome of faith in Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. Here, the groom plays the role of Lord Vishnu, and the bride is treated as Lakshmi. This is one emotional period for the father and his daughter, where the daughter sits on her daddy’s lap. Even though it is a pretty uncommon sight, but it is the biggest sacrifice that a dad can make! Here, the father offers his daughter’s hand to the groom (Lord Vishnu) while milk and sacred water are poured and shlokas recited at the same time. 

MangalyaDharanam:

This is the most precious moment of the entire wedding everyone has been waiting for! Here, the groom carefully tied the mangal sutra or the thali around the bride’s neck in front of everyone. It is one way of tying two souls into one. The exciting vibe is all around the couple, who enters the new life of togetherness.

Saptapadi:

Known as the post-wedding ritual, here the couple circles around the holy fire 7 times, which marks 7 precious vows of life. During this time, the couple’s attires are tied together and will be kept in that manner till the end.

End of a precious ceremony:

Even though Indian weddings, in general, are known for their colors, excitement, music, and dance, the beauty of a South Indian wedding are at another level. The exciting faces, happy tears, and emotional turn of events will give you goosebumps right from the start till the end. Even though the ritual lasts for a few days, but every day brings a new level of joy to not just the couple but everyone involved in the wedding!

Just imagine this scenario – you, in your bridal lehenga, taking the “SaathPhere” with your life partner, in the middle of greenery, surrounded by trees and hills on all sides! You can listen to the soft humming of the nearby stream and the mountain air is brushing your body, giving you a chilly feeling. Sounds dreamy, right? Well, not anymore! Destination wedding in Jim Corbett is really “in” these days and will make your D-day quite special.

Away from the hustle of busy city life and closer to Mother Nature, Jim Corbett is the ultimate destination for a modern wedding celebration. It will be a private and emotional moment, with close family and friends bestowing their blessings on the newlywed. So, if you don’t want to miss out on this opportunity, pre-book the dates with Seven Corbett now.

Seven Corbett – turning your dream wedding into a reality!

Want to enjoy a luxurious and lavish stay in the middle of wildlife and nature? Well, Seven Corbett is your answer. With a wide range of facilities by your side, you can expect only the best services from this resort.

• On average, the cost of destination weddings in Jim Corbett will start at 5 lakhs, for a minimal guest list, covering 100 people.
• Due to this pandemic scenario, the team from Seven Corbett is working hard to maintain social distancing and all the COVID protocols. So, you can just sit back and relax and enjoy nature at its best, without worrying about getting infected.
• Not just for weddings, but Seven Corbett is perfect for hosting engagement ceremonies, kitty parties, conferences and even birthday celebrations. 
• Pay once for all the services under your chosen package. You won’t be just paying for the venue, but also for food, decorations, and rooms, DJ and all, that will add magic to your wedding. Pay for the chosen package and then sit back to relax.
• Once you have booked Seven Corbett as your wedding venue, you get the golden opportunity to visit some of the nearby tourist hotspots. Those are Almora, Nainital, Kausani, Mukteshwar, Bhimtal, and so much more.
• So, apart from enjoying every bit and piece of the wedding, you can make the best use of your free time by booking car services and visiting these nearby tourist attraction spots. So, other than the wedding, you have so much more to explore.

Jim Corbett destination wedding – tricks you need to learn:

Before you proceed further with your dream destination, preparing yourself is mandatory. You are venturing into the world of the unknown. Nature and wildlife have so many surprises waiting for you! So, prepare yourself physically and mentally for the changes to make this wedding a grand success.

The right time to host a wedding in Jim Corbett:

The most valuable question so far, setting the right season is important to explore nature and enjoy your wedding at the same time. December to February can get quite cold over here. So, the best time to host your wedding will be from early April or the middle of July. At this time of the year, you will be welcomed by clear skies and predictable weather. Just avoid organizing any form of the event between late July and September because of the heavy downpour. It will mess up the entire moment!

Does costing seem out of control? Well, some tricks might help you big time!

Jim Corbett destination wedding is relatively new as a trend and attracting some modern couples to be a part of it. Combining your most memorable day with an adventurous vacation seems too good to be true! Well, that clearly does not mean you have to burn a hole in your pocket to get what you want! Even if you are going for a destination wedding, there are some ways, which will help you to remain within your budget without compromising on the quality of your event.

• You need to choose a wise location first. If you can select a place that is naturally gorgeous to look at, then you get to save a lot on decorations!
• Make sure to book as soon as you can. Quicker booking results in cheaper deals. Even booking in bulk will help you get a better position.
• Try out the local drinks and dishes for your wedding. It will not just help you to save on food but can let your guests explore the fantastic wildlife cuisine for a change!
• Always try to keep your itinerary crisp and short by cancelling out unnecessary events. You want your guests to enjoy Jim Corbett as much as the wedding. So, give them that free time to explore the place at their own pace.
• Try booking events and accommodations under one umbrella. If you end up with bulk booking, it results in higher discounted deals! You get to save money on the transportation costs too. You can further save some time when the celebration is on!
• If you are seriously facing some crunch financially and still want to explore the world of Jim Corbett, try choosing an off-season wedding date. Prices for all the services, along with room bookings and food, will go down drastically during this period. You can even end up enjoying some exciting discounts! 

Add the flavours of hills to your destination wedding:

For most of your guests, visiting Jim Corbett is a one-time opportunity. So, they would love to make the best of this situation. Help them out in this regard by adding delicious Kumaon cuisine to your wedding menu. Give them the chance to enjoy the rich taste of jungle life through its food. 

Every dish is well infused with locally grown spices and herbs, which you haven’t tried anywhere else. You can even elevate your generic menu by adding amazing accompaniments like green-chilli salads, plum chutneys, and so much more!

Make your bookings now!

So, what are you waiting for? If you really want your wedding to be a grand success, book Seven Corbett now and enjoy the finest and rustic beauty that this place has to offer!

It seems that the wedding day is just around the corner, and you still have so much on your plate to cover! You have decided on the venue and your wedding menu, but what about the bridal lehenga? You are the center of attraction on D-day, and everyone’s eye will be on that gorgeous embellishment you have adorned. So, picking the one with proper colors and perfect embellishments is no joke! But, thanks to some tips and tricks, your journey to the bridal lehenga shop will turn out to be a fruitful mission!

Always recognize your body first:

Yes, there is a particular style in trend nowadays, but that may not be your perfect companion. You want a lehenga, which will compliment your looks and physical features. If you think about it, there are so many styles to choose from! So, instead of just going with the flow, why not try standing out from the crowd? Whether you have a perfect hourglass figure or fall under the skinny bride category, your choice of lehenga will surely change! So, recognize your body first before making the final investment in lehenga.

Be sure of the colors to choose:

Indian women come in all sizes, shapes, and colors. Even though the traditional lehengas come in gold, red and maroon shades, you still have the liberty to pick your favorite hues for the main dress. After all, it is your wedding day, and you must fulfill your dreams of being a bride for once! So, never compromise on the color, and don’t always go for the conventional shades. Try something new with modern twists. Maybe that olive green or the dark purple lehenga is screaming at you! So, think nothing else and go for that pick only! 

Just give out a trial first to see if that color matches well with your complexion or not. That’s the main point to jot down because you don’t want the lehenga color to tone down your natural skin color more.

The perfect length of the bridal lehenga:

Whether you are too tall or just quite short, finding the right height is what most brides are struggling with. Well, you can’t fix the height at the last moment when your groom is waiting outside the makeup room! So, it is always a clever move to check out the height of the lehenga first while giving it a try in the store. 

Most of the lehenga stores can adjust the height if you give them some time for the arrangements. So, even if you like a piece, which is too short or long, these experts can fix the issue in no time. It is a good idea to visit the store months before the wedding day, just to have some time in hand for such last-minute adjustments.

The final say:

It is your day, and you need to look drop-dead gorgeous. Selecting the perfect lehenga will make it easier for you. So, without wasting any precious time further, focus on the tricks mentioned above and purchase your dream lehenga for the wedding.

Jewelry is one of the adornments of the solah shringar of any Indian bride. The bridal look for any woman is as incomplete as a cake without icing. The selection of bridal jewelry is not as easy as it might seem to be. You have to be particular about all ifs and buts for it. It is something that needs the most attention just like your outfit or makeup. Jewelry is something that can elevate your overall look. The bibelots you pick to wear with your wedding outfit and how you are gonna wear it is a task that needs high attention. This requires you to have good knowledge about Indian jewelry for brides. Before you go out for shopping this important element of your look, learn basic things about it.

Bridal Jewelry always gonna be in trend

Jadau Jewelry

The art of Jadau jewelry defines the beautiful work done with the grafting of valuable gemstones to a thin gold sheet mold which is first heated and then cooled to make some artsy pieces. It is the symbol of Mughal Jewelry making tactic and the artists who work to create these masterpieces are required to have great skills. The pieces include the work of Kundan, emerald, ruby, polki, and many more. To identify this sort of jewelry, you will find stones perfectly engraved in molds made of gold.

Polki Jewelry

Polki jewelry can be identified as jewelry pieces made up of raw and uncut diamonds placed in a gold setting. These stones are so shiny in their natural form that they just luster and shine brightly. This is just because of the shine of these unprocessed diamonds that make these sorts of jewelry an expensive deal. Seeing these you can identify these to be originating from the Mughal era.

All-time favorite Kundan Jewelry

Kundan jewelry pieces might seem similar to those of Polki, but what sets them apart is that Polki includes uncut diamonds, while Kundan jewelry sets use glass in place of diamonds. The back of the Kundan is varnished with distinct colors to make it more beautiful and add charm to the look.

If you are confused to select which type of jewelry you must pick, you can consider these, as these will surely uplift the overall look of any woman.

Mirzapur fame actress Shweta Tripathi recently married her long-time sweetheart Chaitanya Sharma (aka SlowCheeta), a famous actor and rapper. She is popularly known for her roles in movies like Masaan, Haramkhor, and the Mirzapur web series. Shweta even mentioned how they both met in a statement, “We performed a play together, that’s how we met. But, at that time I didn’t think of him as more than my co-actor. After the play was over, we landed on a flight to Bombay together, those two hours we spent while non-stop talking— when we realize that we both were certified, crazy divers! And I landed in Bombay with the confirmation that I found a new best friend.”

Devika Narain designed their wedding, the same person who made the Tuscany wedding of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma happen. Both bride and groom look amazingly beautiful in their wedding pictures. It was an intimate wedding where only close friends and family were available.

Wedding celebration begins with love

The wedding started with the Mehendi function in Mumbai that helped at the house of the bride, i.e. Shweta’s best friend. The fun-filled evening was graced by the presence of the bride in the yellow dress. Her beautiful Mehendi reflects the story of their true and fun love. She had a rollercoaster made on one hand because it was when they began dating and others had an airplane since it was the moment when their journey started. Along with these funny and momentous things she even had her wedding date and masks representing the theatre where they first met.

The ceremony was then followed by the pre-wedding celebration at Arth, Mumbai where Shweta turned heads in a pink-colored floral gown while the groom Chaitanya wore a bandh gala. The look is absolutely inspiring for the brides-to-be that they can opt for their engagement functions. Shweta complimented her pink gown with floral jewelry, simple makeup, a silver stone bindi, and a simple yet cool hairstyle.

Mallika Dua, Kiran Rao, Sapna Pabbi, Jasleen Royal, Anand Tiwari, and Sumit Tiwari were some of the celebrity guests who were present at the celebration. The bride exchanged rings with the groom that she herself designed. The ring had the longitudes and latitudes of Delhi and Mumbai, indicating that Chaitanya belongs to Mumbai while Shweta Tripathi is from Delhi. Next to the pre-wedding bash, both families headed to Goa for an Indian wedding.

Outfit Choice of Shweta Tripathi for D-day

The couple tied knows with a traditional Indian wedding ceremony at a resort in Goa in a bit dreamy way. Shweta chose to go with a red-mint lehenga by Papa Don’t Preach while the groom went for maroon kurta pajama. Since they chose to go for outfits that were not so loud but still beautiful, you can see the charm they had on their face. Shweta decides to give her own twist to her wedding dress by wearing the dress from the designer who is most known for the dresses of Mehendi or Sangeet. But her choice did well and even she pulled it off very well.

The wedding look of Yami Gautam has set the Instagram feed on fire and everyone is loving that. The actress got hitched with the well-known movie maker “Aditya Dhar” as an intimate wedding affair in her farmhouse in the lap of mountains, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. It is her simple and minimalistic look that is creating high buzz among the audience over the internet. Whenever we hear of any actor or actress getting married, what comes to notice first is the inspirational glamorous, and gorgeous look to eyewitness the range of designer dresses and jewelry. All eyeballs were set on Yami’s red outfit that her mother wore 33 years ago in her marriage. She decided to ditch all the limelight preferred to go for a simple and striking look for the wedding.

The vintage red saree with golden work of embroidery looked so quintessential over Yami. Many from the social media audiences praised Yami for not following patriarchal style like all and choosing her mother’s legacy for her special day.

What’s so special about Yami Gautam wedding look?

Not avoiding the wedding traditions, Yami chose to go with a red outfit for her big day. She dressed in a beautiful red color saree embroidered with knotty silver handwork. The vibrant pattern with precise detailing has a border engraved with a beautiful Patti design. Yami had a private wedding ceremony in her hometown Himachal Pradesh. She decided to compliment her look matching blouse, embroidered dupatta, traditionally designed neckpieces, golden maang tika, matching earrings, and bangles teaming them up with adoring kaleeras.

Our bride picked a simple and elegant look with a yellow kurta and red dupatta in her Haldi ceremony. Her look had the touch of a no-makeup look with shell jewelry pieces.

She went for mandarin touch salwar kameez with some work of gold and silver work. Not going after a loud look she selected golden earrings and a stud nose ring. She kept her mehndi look minimal with a basic red lipstick.

Yami Gautam did not hire any professional makeup artist for getting ready for her bridal look. She even goes for her traditional pahadi nath as a gift from her grandmother. You can even go after this basic bridal look if you love being simple just like what Yami did.