Spring is almost here, and with it comes a time of rebirth, blooming flowers, and fresh, warmer temperatures. With the feeling of newness everywhere, it is also a time to celebrate new beginnings. For friends of brides and moms-to-be, it is the perfect time for planning a bridal or baby shower. 

Indian weddings are full of rich, cultural rituals that are historically meaningful. It is often these cultural aspects of an Indian wedding that make them so eloquent. As many of the traditions are passed down from ancestors, it links couples to their cultural identity. To honor Indian wedding traditions, here are a few practices that make this wedding style so unique and beautiful.

There are many wedding planning how-to guides. Most often, these must-do checklists offer advice with someone else’s ideas rather than your own which is why cultural weddings are the perfect answer if you want a wedding designed for you, your family, and your culture. 

One of the most asked questions by wedding couples is, “Who should receive gifts at my wedding”. The simple answer is: Anyone who plays a role in planning your wedding or reception deserves recognition from you.

Tradition and cultural practices are inherent in every society which is why marriages often mirror earlier periods in history. That said, how many of your guests know why brides and grooms follow the same customs as their ancestors? 

Whether this is the first time hosting a baby shower or not, you probably have a few questions about etiquette. As the host, you want to create the perfect event to help the mom-to-be with all the essentials she will need

So, you’re short on time, money or didn’t get your dream venue booked in time for your big day. How do you manage to pull things off when you have so many obstacles in the way?

Wedding toasts are a lovely tradition that allows special guests to say something wonderful about the couple. Whether it’s parents, members of the wedding party or lifelong family friends, couples love getting to hear from the important people in their lives on their big wedding day.

If you’re planning a big wedding bash and you’re inviting friends and relatives from all over the world to join you in celebration, you’ll probably want to provide them with some official event activities outside of the traditional wedding ceremony and reception.

Wedding favors are a lovely gesture for a couple to give to their guests as thanks for attending the wedding. But where did this tradition start, and how has it changed throughout history?