MARRIAGES ARE MADE IN HEAVEN BUT PLANNED ON EARTH

Weddings are occasions to celebrate. Indian weddings are all about customs, traditions, cultures etc. Months before the wedding, preparations for the wedding begin. In India, a wedding is not about just two people, rather, it is about the lives of two families. There are gifts that are exchanged between the families at every function in the wedding. Customs are religiously followed and everyone from far and distant relations joins in, to celebrate the occasion.

Indian weddings are not just one or two day affairs, rather, they span for days altogether. Each custom and tradition has a day, a time, a way attributed to it. For instance, there is special day for Haldi Ceremony, a day for Mehendi Ceremony and so on. At a proper time, at a proper place these ceremonies are carried on with absolute consideration of Indian ways and traditions. Cosmopolitan values are a part of people living in cities. Cosmopolitan culture is an amalgamation of tradition and modernity. Therefore, the customs and occasions are still very much there; however, they are a little revamped and a little changed to make the occasion and event more enjoyable. For instance, the Haldi ceremony is not just about the custom itself, but, it is also about food and music. Similarly, other events attached to a wedding are all a mish-mash of music, tradition and food. The underlying motive of all the customs remains the same, that is, to celebrate together and grace the occasion which spells lifetime togetherness of two people.

When occasion of such great importance has to be organized, then, it is good to choose a venue that is as special. Indoor and outdoor wedding venues are both great options for weddings. One needs to pick and choose as per one’s personality and taste, the wedding venue to make the wedding that happens once in entire lifetime a very memorable and cherishable experience.
Outdoor wedding venues
are a taste of today. Outdoor wedding venues are preferred these days as they are classier and lend a royal touch to your wedding.

Another area that takes away a lot of time besides the wedding dresses and venue is choosing creative
Wedding favors
. In Indian culture, wedding favors are mandatory and conventions that absolutely have to be followed. Little jewels, jewelry boxes, dried fruits, sweets, bracelets, clothes etc. are great options to be given out as wedding favors. Choose beautiful venue, dresses and favors for your wedding and make it a special affair.

Big Indian Wedding offers you discounts and specialized vendors to take care of all your planning associated to the wedding. You do not need to worry about
Indian wedding dresses
, décor and even wedding favors! Have a great Indian wedding!

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Baby Keepsake: Contemporary Indian Bride and Groom Mix and Match Cake Toppers – Indian Groom A beautiful mix of the traditional and the contemporary. This traditional Indian Bride, with henna and bindi details, is dressed in a beautiful sari and paired with her groom in a clean sophisticated black suit. Use as a set, or co-ordinate with our Traditional Indian Bride and Grooms, or any of our other mix and match cake topper figurines. Presently the Bride and Groom Cake Toppers are available…

Kate Aspen Photo Coasters Spread your good wishes and capture the moment in classic pearlized glass. Your moment…their moments, these gorgeous pearlized glass frame coasters will protect your memories forever. Good wishes you have for the future such as love, joy, hope, bliss, faith, and forever surround the frame. Crafted of heavy high quality pearlized glass, each coaster features four padded “feet” to protect surfaces…

Baby Keepsake: Contemporary Indian Bride and Groom Mix and Match Cake Toppers – Indian Bride A beautiful mix of the traditional and the contemporary. This traditional Indian Bride, with henna and bindi details, is dressed in a beautiful sari and paired with her groom in a clean sophisticated black suit. Use as a set, or co-ordinate with our Traditional Indian Bride and Grooms, or any of our other mix and match cake topper figurines. Presently the Bride and Groom Cake Toppers are available…

Indian Theme Favor Place Cards $9.60 These ornate Indian Theme cards are easily matched with the Golden Lac place card holder and favor box. Use as a place card or thank you card, very chic….

Kate Aspen Tealight Holder This sand and shell tealight holder is a great addition to any beach event. Guests will enjoy lighting these tealight holders to enjoy memories of the shore. Each high quality, heavy glass is filled with authentic seashells and sand. The tealight is included and each sand and shell tealight holder is packaged perfectly as a gift with a rope ribbon and a beach theme hang tag that reads “Thank you f…

Wholesale 12 a Dozen Wooden Incense Burners Aroma Therapy & Gifts or Party Favors $6.99 Made of all wood and decorated with traditional indian design EACH STICK MEASURES 12″ LONG AND 2″ WIDE. you stick an incense in the hole on top of the holder and ashes fall into place on the holder so when you are done burning the incense you can easily clean it up without making a mess. Take a look at the picture, it will give you an idea how to burn an incense…

Miniature Good Luck Wooden Elephants $7.90 Include a symbol of power and strength, long life, patience and wisdom, energy and good fortune on your wedding day with this good luck wooden elephant. Revered in many cultures the elephant is an exotic favor to give to your guests….

Indian Head Penny Coin Cufflinks by Cuff-Daddy $38.99 Genuine coin cufflinks are a great way to celebrate the history of our country. This set features a genuine indian head penny with a date ranging from 1859-1909, dates in which the “Indian Penny” was produced. Each coin is in good condition and only the fronts (aka. “heads”) are shown on the cufflinks. Cufflinks arrive in chrome gift box suitable for gifting. Covered by Cuff-Daddy’s Satisfaction g…

Buffalo Nickel Cufflinks by Cuff-Daddy $38.99 Here is an actual rare coin mounted to a cufflink post, making it a great fashion statement. With most coins in the US, there is an interesting story. Soon after the Indian Head nickel went into circulation they discovered that the “FIVE CENTS” inscription, which was on a raised mound at the bottom of the reverse, was one of the highest spots on the coin, and thus wore away very quickly. As a resu…