The Sparkling Soirée
The Indian wedding reception is a grand post-wedding celebration filled with joy, music, and dance. Held after the wedding rituals, the reception serves as an opportunity for the newlyweds to greet and celebrate with extended family, friends, and well-wishers. The event features entertainment, including live music or DJ performances. Speeches and toasts are given, and the evening is marked by dancing and merriment, making it a memorable conclusion to the wedding festivities.
Attire: Black-Tie/Indo-Western
The Sacred Vows
A South Indian Kannada wedding ceremony is a rich and traditional affair, characterized by its deep-rooted customs and vibrant celebrations. The wedding includes various rituals that reflect the cultural heritage of Karnataka.
Attire: Traditional Indian or South Indian
Glitz & Glamour Night
The Sangeet ceremony is a lively pre-wedding event celebrated with music, dance, and festive cheer. It brings together both families for an evening of choreographed dance performances, musical entertainment, and joyous revelry. The venue is decorated with vibrant colors and lights, creating an electrifying atmosphere. The Sangeet is a joyous occasion that symbolizes the union of two families through the shared love of music and dance.
Attire: Shades of black, gold and glitter
Rango ka Mela
The Haldi ceremony is a vibrant and joyous pre-wedding ritual in Indian weddings. This event involves applying a paste of haldi (turmeric), sandalwood, and other ingredients to their bodies. Family members and friends take turns anointing the couple, symbolizing blessings, purification, and protection against evil spirits. The yellow color of haldi is believed to bring good luck and is associated with the promise of a bright future. Accompanied by traditional songs, dances, and a festive atmosphere, the Haldi ceremony marks the beginning of the wedding festivities.
Attire: Hues of Yellow and White