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Marriages are made in heaven but celebrated in country like India.
Indian wedding is not just about serious rituals and customs. Sweets & desserts are an integral part in various fun filled rituals and frothy moments in Indian wedding ceremonies that lightens the mood and remains as cherishing moments in the coming years.
Sweet is 100% associated with Indian wedding, which makes it exciting and enjoying. And these fun memories are cherished for the years to come. Finest Bengal sweets makes aristocratic wedding a more enjoyable and unforgettable.
In Indian society marriage is not just a social custom. It is an institution, which teaches us lots of things about life. Wedding function is considered as the biggest event in one's lifetime. Rich & famous generally celebrate wedding in a grand manner. For a girl and a boy it is a transition from boyhood to manhood and girlhood to womanhood respectively. It marks the beginning of their married life, which is not just about coming together of two individuals but two souls. Marriage speaks of love, commitment, companionship and empathy. It is considered as an important landmark in one's life.
Indian weddings are known to be hosted and celebrated in the grandest manner possible. Wedding celebration is an event of a lifetime for all Indians. Everybody wants to make his or her wedding ceremony special. They want to celebrate the function in such a manner that it will be remembered for long time.
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| Laghana Lekhan |
Lagna Patrika Vachan |
Engagement Ceremony |
Haldi Ceremony |
| Sangeet Ceremony |
Bachelor Party |
Vridhi Puja |
Dodhi Mangal Ceremony |
| Wedding Piris |
Gae Halud Tattva Ritual |
Snan |
Sankha Porana |
| Dressing up the bride |
Mandap |
Welcoming the groom |
Shubho Drishti Ritual |
| Mala Badal Ceremony |
Saat Paak Ritual |
Sampradhan |
Wedding Baraat |
| vidaai or doli |
Basar Ghar custom |
Bashi Biye ritual |
Bidaai ceremony |
| Bou Baran |
Bou Bhat ceremony |
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| Chuda & Ghara Ghardoli |
Sehrabandi & Ghodi Chadna |
Milni Ceremony |
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| Varmala & Wedding Puja |
Roka Ceremony |
Sagan and Chunni Chadana |
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| Sangeet & Mehandi |
Kwar Dhoti, mehandi |
Vidaai Ceremony |
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| Welcoming the Bride |
Mooh Dikhai Ki Rasm |
Reception Party |
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Phera Dalna |
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| Sakhar Puda Ceremony |
Simant Puja |
Halad Chadavane |
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| Marriage Ceremony |
Laxmi Narayan Puja |
Jhal Phirawne |
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| Suun Mukh Baghne |
Changing the bride’s name |
Reception Party |
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| Engagement Ceremony |
Ganapati Sthapna |
Griha Shanti Ceremony |
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| Pithi Dastoor |
Mehfils |
Mahira Dastoor Custom |
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| Janev & Palla Dastoor |
Rajput Baraat |
Traditional Aarti |
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| Wedding Ceremony |
Bidai Ceremony |
Grihapravesh Custom |
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| Pagelagni Tradition |
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| Kachchi Misri & Pakki Mishri Ceremony |
Berana Satsang |
Mehendi |
| Santh Custom |
Sangeet party |
Saagri Tradition |
| Ghari Puja |
Thread Ceremony |
Swagatam Custom |
| Hathialo Tradition |
Kanya Daan |
Post Wedding Rituals |
| Datar Ceremony |
Chhanar Tradition |
Sataurah Custom |
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Muslim wedding ceremony is celebrated with splendid grandeur. Muslim wedding known as Nikaah can take place at any convenient time, because there is nothing like auspicious time in Muslim weddings. The wedding venue can be the bride or groom’s house. However, these days it has become a fashion to hold the wedding ceremony in the banquet hall. |
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| Mehndi Ceremony |
Welcoming the Baraat |
Nikaah Ceremony |
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| Nikaahnama |
Blessing the groom |
Dinner, Prayers and Aarsimashaf |
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| Rukshat Ceremony |
Welcoming the bride |
Chauthi Custom |
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Weddings in India are treated as a moment to share the joy and happiness of a couple getting married. Wedding marks the beginning of a new relationship not just between two individuals but also between two families. And there are various moments in the wedding ceremonies that help to build new relationships between in-laws, close relatives & friends. Sweets are the most exchanged and most appreciated gift and giveaways in pre, during & post Indian wedding rituals for attendees, relatives & friends.
And nowadays, people are following the customs and rituals shown in the movies. Especially movies like showcasing all the rituals associated with Indian weddings have made us familiar with the rituals. |
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| Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge (Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge) |
Hai Na Bolo (Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge) |
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| Joote Dedo Paise Lelo (Hum Aapke Hain Kaun) |
Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna (Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge) |
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| Babul Ki Duaayein Leti Jaa (Neel Kamal) |
Le Jayenge Le Jayenge (Chor Machaye Shor) |
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| Saajan Ji Ghar Aaye (Kuchh Kuchh Hota Hai) |
Mujhse Shadi Karogi (Mujhse Shadi Karogi) |
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| Shaadi Tujhse Karoonga (Om Jai Jagdish) |
Kar Do Shaadi (Suno Sasurji) |
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