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Brides of India Collection

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Our Brides:

North Indian Bride:
Punjabi Sikh:
Although the Punjabi Wedding is quite a simple ceremony held in Gurdwara, the rituals associated with it are truly engaging. In fact, the rituals themselves make the wedding ceremony this special and interesting.

Kashmiri Muslim:
The day of the wedding, or the nikaah, is a very solemn day for both the families. All the close relatives and family friends of both the bride and the groom are in attendance, and bear witness to the joining of the couple.

Sindhi:
Rituals of the Sindhi Marriage are to a degree similar to the rituals at a Hindu wedding, however set on an exceptionally eager and rich scale. Amongst the Sindhi group,

South Indian Bride:
Andhra Nizam:
As mentioned previously, the wedding of Andhra Nizams includes many rituals. Prior to the wedding day, there are some important rituals that take place at the bride’s place.

Andhra Reddy:
As mentioned above, there are innumerable pre-marriage rituals and ceremonies that start from the bride as well as the groom’s family. There is a specific chronological order in which these rituals take place.

Karnataka Coorgi:
The Kodava wedding is shorter than the other communities in India. It’s a two day gala time, where the Coorgi bride wears a traditional brocade sari in a typical Coorgi style (black pleats, wrapped border on right shoulder)

Tamil Brahmin:
Truly speaking, the Tamil Brahmins marriage customs and traditions are quite numerous but still fascinating. Everything starts with Ganapati Pooja and then other Poojas take place like Nandi Devata pooja and Navagraha Pooja.

East Indian Bride:
Bengali Brahmin:
Bengal has a modern outlook on love and relationships, and arranged marriages are just as common as love marriages. The wedding ceremony is a spectacular occasion and is celebrated with a lot of gusto.

West Indian Bride:
Marwari:
As mentioned earlier, Marwari wedding is one of the most rich ceremonies in terms of traditional rituals. Here’s a brief overview of the rituals that makes the ceremony even more elegant.

Rajasthani Rajput:
The rituals and ceremonies in a traditional Rajasthani Rajput wedding Before the wedding is organized, an engagement ceremony takes place which is called Tilak. The key male relatives of

Gujarati:
Mandap Mahurat: Before beginning any auspicious task it is a custom amongst the Hindus to seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha, the elephant headed Hindu god, who is believed to be the remover of all hardships.

Marathi:
As in almost all the wedding traditions that takes place in India, in Marathi wedding also the engagement ceremony takes place prior to the wedding ceremony. The engagement ceremony is named and called as Sakharpuda by the people here

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