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When minimal effort meets maximum bridal drama, stack them, flaunt them, and let the kadas do the talking. Lead image: Rakulpreet Singh/Instagram, Tripti Dimri/Instagram
Think laughter, dance floor mishaps, and the kind of joy only your day ones can deliver.
Carefully packed away in trunks and cupboards, the bridal trousseau once served as a bride’s quiet inheritance. Today, while the tradition lives on, its meaning is shifting.
Tanya and Mukesh’s anniversary milestone unfolded as a four-day journey of joy, elegance, and togetherness.
From playful pranks to profound symbolism, here’s a glimpse into the traditions that make Indian weddings unforgettable. Because an Indian wedding isn’t just a celebration—it’s a tapestry of culture, family, and timeless tradition.
Easy, fuss-free colours for a juicy glow that'll complete all your wedding looks. Lead image: Janhvi Kapoor/Instagram
A three-day celebration filled with quiet elegance, heartfelt traditions, and personal touches marked the hotel’s first Indian wedding!
An outfit that represents South Indian culture—woven with history, stories, and tradition in every twirl. Lead image: Jhanvi Kapoor/Instagram, the brands.
Channel your inner 2000s Bollywood heroine in these ombré sarees. Lead Image: Alia Bhatt/Instagram
Every city has its own scent, and the right perfume can make your travels unforgettable. From blossoms in Asia to oud in the Middle East, here’s a fragrance guide that matches the soul of every destination.
For brides who want to skip polki and meenakari, these guttapusalu necklaces bring a bold and refreshing twist. Lead image: Genelia D'Souza/Instagram
Whether it’s a pooja or a family gathering, these Farshi salwar sets keep you cool, comfortable, and absolutely stylish. Lead Image: The brands
A high school friendship that blossomed into a long-distance romance and finally a grand two-day celebration in Atlanta, Swetha and Jay’s wedding is a story of love, patience, and family.
This spectacular gathering was more than a wedding; it was a tapestry of cultures, emotions, and memories.
Because no one flew to Goa for a branded water bottle and a hangover.
