Indian Wedding,Family,freinds and lots of Fun.

[Dvijayvergia]

Hello LGs let me take the pleasure of inviting you all to the grand festivity in India which we also called as Wedding or “Shaadi” in Hindi.

India is culturally so varied that there different way in which it is done. This post is about how a hindu rajasthani wedding takes place.It is 2/3 days long affair,with almost 2 separate functions each day. All the functions are celebrated at both bride’s and groom’s place .

Family,extended family,cousins,friends all gear up for the big day and rituals begin with worshipping Lord Ganesha ,which is supposed to believe any hurdles if it might come through.

In the evening,bride and bridesmaid get ready to adorn beautifully patterned henna “Mehndi” on their hands and feet. Its again a 4-5 hours long event where everyone wears green coloured beautiful clothes to match colour of heena. Bride wears soft floral jewellery for the occasion.

Next day early morning begins with Haldi function,where all family,relatives cousins apply turmeric paste “haldi” to bride and groom so they get extra glow and are ready for the big day. While some people apply haldi to bride and groom others enjoy song dance and various fun activites.

Well it has just begin…Functions has started and excitment is building up …there is lot lot more to indian wedding …strange ritulas,colourful dresses,family ,food,get-togehter and what not .

Leaving you with a fun pic …There is one more day to go for wedding Let me know through comments if you want to know more about this local story from India. Love you all.

[IshantHP_ig]

Hi @Dvijayvergia thanks for sharing the cultural post related to Indian wedding, i really like to read your post and write a well detailed post.

Good luck for your next post.

I am tagging some LGs here so that they can also share views related to your post @helga19 @JaneBurunina @ReemaGandhi @TravellerG

[Dvijayvergia]

Thanks a lot for reading and surely will write more

[JaneBurunina]

Hi @Dvijayvergia

It’s very interesting to know more about Indian Wedding!

It’s maybe a fun fact, but I have some imagination about Indian traditions from Indian movies. When I was child they were very popular!

Thank you for sharing with us your beautiful pictures and really interesting post! Hope to learn more from your posts in the future!

Cheers,

Jane

p.s. Thank you @IshantHP_ig for tagging me.

[IshantHP_ig]

Hi @JaneBurunina thanks for your kind words and good to hear that you like Indian culture.

Can i ask you some Indian movie which you like most?

Thanks @Dvijayvergia for sharing the wedding post.

In future remember use of @ to mention a particular LG in your reply, i hope you’ll remember it.

[Dvijayvergia]

Thanks @JaneBurunina for taking time out and reading it. Glad to know you have seen hindi movies too. There is lot more about it that I will surely write.

Thanks @IshantHP_ig for tagging.

[Dvijayvergia]

Thanks @IshantHP_ig for guiding

[shailv]

Surprise to see myself in photos. Thanks @Dvijayvergia putting my pic. Yes - India is known for its diversity in culture.

[Dvijayvergia]

@shailv Thanks for liking,do share your experience too.

[ReemaGandhi]

So vibrant & bright ! Your post clearly exhibits what an Indian wedding is like. From Ganesh Puja to Haldi, Mehndi & Dance, every ceremony matter, & you described it pretty well.

Thank you for sharing @Dvijayvergia

@IshantHP_ig Sorry for late reply, was busy with moving.

[Ggel]

Hi @Dvijayvergia

Thank you for sharing your culture. Here in Brazil, I watch Indian soap operas through You tube. I love India and its culture.

[Dvijayvergia]

Thanks @Ggel for reading and appreciating Indian culture. There is lot more than what I could have written here . Hope I have pleasure of hosting you one day here in India .