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myloveforstuff · 2 years ago

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IPKKND Color Analysis: Arnav's outfits [Payash Wedding Track]

If you'd like to read my analysis of Khushi's outfits during this track, click here!

Note: Since the colors Khushi's wears are vivid and varied, they explicitly reflect her state of being and the emotional graph of their relationship. On the other hand, the colors that Arnav wears are often limited and minimal, and so the symbolism of his color palette is multi-dimensional and each individual color serves several purposes. Every color he wears takes a different meaning depending on his emotional state and the context of the situation, as I will attempt to analyze here. These are just my personal observations based on research - I'd love to know what you think!

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The Sangeet Ceremony

Showing up on stage to dance with her, Khushi's knight in shining armor is dressed in all black - a black shirt with his sleeves rolled up, paired with a black waistcoat and black pants.

"As a color of mystique, black conjures elegance, sophistication, and sexual prowess."

He is walking (or should I say dancing) seduction to Khushi, and he knows it. He confidently touches her, displays his haq over her, intimately moves in sync with her because he is aware that she feels for him what he does for her. There is love, but in this moment it is overpowered by the undeniable attraction between them. This is evident not just by the dance that they share, but also by her dhak dhaks and his flirtatious remarks and actions post the performance, both of which fluster Khushi while adding fuel to the burning lust she feels for this man she has fallen for.

Arnav keeps the collar of his black shirt open: while a closed collar may convey formality and reserve, an open collar and exposure of the neck is perceived as being relaxed and vulnerable. It may also indicate flirtation or seduction, as the neck is seen as a sensitive and erogenous part of the body. Arnav has no guards up here; there is no pretense. He bares his emotional and physical feelings for her, urging her to do the same.

Adding to that, he's got his sleeves rolled up. "Women usually perceive this body language as masculine and sexy since it puts the forearms on display." I mean, need I say more? ;)

Dressed in all black, Arnav mystifies, seduces, hypnotizes and possesses his lady love.

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The Mehendi Ceremony

On the day of the Mehendi, Arnav wears a white shirt with an open collar and rolled up sleeves, paired with a black waistcoat and black pants.

While black oozes seduction and confidence, white symbolizes new beginnings, just as a blank canvas. Nothing is the same after the dance they have shared the night before. This is new territory: the misunderstandings of the past are forgiven, stolen glances are replaced with lingering gazes, and there is hope, of a new beginning. Once again, his collar is open to expose much of his chest, representing his vulnerability and lack of reserve.

"Black traps space, while white opens space. Black evokes sophistication; white communicates innocence. It’s clear: black and white are opposites."

The black waistcoat paired with the white shirt functions as a beautiful dichotomy. As opposites, sensuous black and innocent white work well together to mirror the dynamic swirl of emotions Arnav is feeling for Khushi. He is flirtatious, but it is laced with purity. He pulls her closer by her dupatta and plants a searing kiss on her cheek, but he is also touched when she is anxious about his absence, and pleased when he sees his initials on her mehendi. While the sangeet was all about attraction, here there is more. The feelings are new and represent blooming, innocent love.

Dressed in black and white, Arnav is both a playful flirt and a charming lover.

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Payash’s Havan

During Payal and Akash's havan ceremony, Arnav is dressed in a navy shirt without a collar (this time it’s a fancy version of a v-neck!), paired with a steel grey waistcoat and grey pants.

"Navy blue is just as easily reminiscent of the deep, blue ocean."

The blue that Arnav wears represents the blue ocean that his name represents, as he watches the ambulance drive away with the belief that his Khushi is inside. He is struck by disbelief, reduced to an almost childlike state of panic with the fear of loss. The child in him is still in grief from his parents' death, in particular his mother’s - so when he believes he’s lost the woman he loves, the ocean that so effortfully tries to stay unaffected rages into a devastated storm.

"Do you even know what I'm going through? Do you know how worried I was? I thought I lost you. What if you were in that ambulance? What if I lost you?"

When Khushi asks him why it matters, why he cares, he is unable to voice his feelings and acknowledge the reason. "It’s neither one thing nor the other–as in "grey area." The grey of his waistcoat and pants mirror the grey area that their relationship is in - without a name. On one hand he buys her bangles, yet on the other, he refuses to confess why he does so.

Unlike in the past, this time Arnav wears a shirt that is more of a v neck. While an open collar indicates openness and vulnerability, the complete lack of a collar presents him in his utmost vulnerable state as he falls deeper in love, which leads to the self realization of his feelings later that night.

Dressed in navy blue and grey, Arnav grapples with the potential trauma/past trigger of loss, and struggles to define and utter his feelings.

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Morning/Afternoon of the Wedding Day

Arnav wears a white shirt with the collar buttoned, along with a black waistcoat, tie, and suit.

At this point, Arnav has admitted and accepted his feelings regarding Khushi to himself. On this day, he makes the monumental decision of confessing his feelings to the woman he loves, which is why it's no wonder that he is seen wearing a three piece suit for the significant occasion. Formal wear elicits feelings of power, control and confidence. He is a man on a mission, and he sure looks the part.

"The suit and tie indicate alpha male power traits, which adds to the appeal."

Arnav has switched from the relaxed, open collar shirts we have previously seen to a closed collar paired with a tie, mirroring his state of mind accordingly. If he was lazily exploring his relationship with Khushi previously, at present he possesses resolve. He has clarity. He wishes to name this relationship, and he means business as he makes up his mind to confess.

White represents new beginnings, a blank slate on which Arnav and Khushi can dream of a future together as they move past the misunderstandings and pains of the past. Black represents self confidence and taking control, both reflected in his decision to voice his emotions, which he is now fully resolute about.

Dressed in formal wear of black and white, Arnav decides to come forward with his feelings for Khushi with confidence and hope for the future.

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Evening of the Wedding Day

Arnav is seen in the same outfit as the morning/afternoon of the wedding day.

Arnav opens the terrace door and witnesses Shyam hugging the woman he loves, listens to her telling his brother in law to leave his sister. Earlier, I mentioned how white symbolizes new beginnings. This is truly a new beginning, but a catastrophic one: the beginning of the end. This time, every last hope for the future is erased, and his image of Khushi is shattered. White symbolizes a blank slate once again.

"White is often used to depict purity and the redemption of sin."

Arnav becomes the catalyst for redemption, but not for sins of his own, but for Shyam's. He's desperate to correct calamities. He's desperate to avoid history being repeated. He has watched his parents crumble and die due to infidelity; he cannot let it happen once again to his Di.

The color black, again, reflects taking control. Arnav, although distraught and shaken, takes control of the situation in ways he sees fit. He confronts Shyam, decides to reveal the truth to Anjali (albeit couldn't), and eventually, decides to coerce Khushi into marrying him. All of these decisions are made in an attempt to take control.

The same closed collar that represented drive and intention now symbolizes constraint and suffocation after seeing the woman he loves in the arms of his sister's husband. His tie in particular represents his suffocation. When Arnav reaches his room after witnessing Shyam and Khushi on the terrace, he yanks off his tie and blazer and flings them away in an attempt to release his overbearing emotions.

With the physical representations of his suffocation thrown away in an act of anguish, the now open collar conveys just how emotionally vulnerable and helpless he feels.

Dressed in black and white, this time the colors represent Arnav taking control to amend sin.

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Night of the Wedding

On the night of the wedding, Arnav is seen wearing a black shirt with a buttoned collar, a midnight blue tie, a midnight blue waistcoat, and a black suit.

At this time, Arnav has already taken the time to momentarily grieve and process what he had witnessed on the terrace. Not only has he just found out that his brother in law is a vile traitor and the woman he loves is (in his eyes) a lying cheat, he has just come to terms with the monumental news that his sister is carrying her traitor's child. He has now come to the decision on how he will play the cards he's been dealt, in the way he sees fit. According to color psychology, blue is associated with trustworthiness and reliability. For the sake of protecting his sister, he manipulates Khushi to marry him, regardless of how much it pains him to do so because to him, everything is justified in order to be his Di's protector.

"Midnight blue also conveys confidence, power and authority, while its deep hue can also come across as dark and mysterious."

By forcing her to marry him, Arnav abuses his power over Khushi as he intimidates her with breaking her sister's marriage if she doesn't comply. The mysteriousness of midnight blue is reflected through the mystery behind his actions in Khushi's eyes. Why is he doing this? What has changed? The Rajkumar has morphed into the Raakshas.

Although he wears a midnight blue waistcoat and tie, they almost look black in certain lighting, which makes it seem as though he is dressed in all black. Arnav wore all black during the sangeet as well - though at that point - it represented the seductive and mystifying side of the color. Now, the symbolism is drastically different, showing the dark and gritty side.

"Black hides vulnerabilities: It conceals weaknesses, such as weight, feelings, and emotions." Arnav does not, cannot have any place in his heart for vulnerabilities as he stands by duty. His two weaknesses, his Di and Khushi, are now pitted against each other in his mind. The woman who is having an affair with his pregnant sister's husband. And so, he has chosen to destroy one weakness to protect the other.

"Black intimidates: Its boldness intimidates those around, creating an invisible sense of power." Arnav utilizes fear to present his demanding ultimatum to Khushi, instilling trepidation regarding the potential destruction of Payal and Akash's marriage.

"Black depresses – It brings moods down, allowing sad and depressive thoughts." His actions lead to a domino effect resulting in a devastating shift within and between the two families. Relationships are fractured and pain becomes the ruling emotion. Black is also the color of mourning in many cultures, symbolizing the visible death of what had blossomed between Arnav and Khushi in the days leading up to this point.

Dressed in black and a shade of midnight blue that gives the illusion of an all black outfit, Arnav protects by using power and fear, which eventually leads to turmoil and suffering.

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Quoted sentences and color meanings taken from the internet.

Tagging some of my fav accounts because I’m curious to hear your thoughts 🥹 @jalebi-weds-bluetooth @honeybellexox @chutkiandchotte @herelivesahobbit

#iss pyaar ko kya naam doon #ipkknd #this took me such a long while to write because our bitwa here has such a limited color scheme going on lmfao #ipk utilized color so well #idk if this was intentional with the outfits but regardless it's so fascinating to find these easter eggs during rewatches #lemme know your thoughts i would loooove to know!!#rain writes #ipk color analysis #rain's analysis #barun sobti #sanaya irani

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august--and-everything-after · 11 months ago

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My friend is getting married at the beginning of April and it's the first Indian wedding I've been invited to so I have no idea what to wear, or where to buy appropriate clothes.

It's kind of a fusion wedding I think so they aren't doing the full series of ceremonies, but there are three events total. First the Mehndi and Sangeet and they've asked that we wear bright/colourful Indian or Western clothes; then the wedding which is traditional Indian or semi-formal Western; and finally the reception which calls for formal Indian/Western clothes.

I'm one of about three white people on the whole guest list so I don't know if I should try and blend in by wearing Indian or Indian-inspired dress, or just stick to what I know. I'm extra worried cause I really really don't want to have to shave or wear makeup for this. I never do either in my regular life, but I know I'll stick out like a sore thumb if I don't, so the idea of also wearing radically different clothing doesn't sound appealing.

To make it even harder, it's at a resort and the wedding ceremony will be on a beach. So I can't go with a standard two- or three-piece suit cause it'll be outdoor and hot. I don't even know if I can dress masc cause my sister raised the concern that if my friend's family is very traditional, they might take issue with a woman wearing unfeminine clothing. Even if I try and find a saree or something, they're so bloody expensive and I likely won't wear it again.

I've overthinking this so bad, but I'm overwhelmed and idk what to do about this.

#august talking #if i have any mutuals or followers who are indian or south asian or have attended a lot of events of those cultures #i would appreciate any feedback #😭😭#im stressed #plus the only people i know who are going are the bride (my friend) and groom so i dont really have anyone to ask aside from them #and i dont want to overwhelm my friend with /my/ nonsense when shes already planning a whole wedding

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mohifashion · 2 years ago

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Wedding Guide

What to Wear to Indian Weddings: Your ultimate Guide to Wedding Outfits

If you have received an invitation to an Indian wedding or a multi-cultural desi wedding and are wondering what to wear as a guest then you have come to the right place.

As a guest deciding an outfit need not be stressful. Keep scrolling to find out what the significance of each function in an Indian wedding is and what you can wear at each of the traditional functions.

While picking an outfit for yourself you should keep in mind certain things such as the colors that can be worn. As it's an Indian wedding you can wear bright festive colors which would go on most occasions. You can wear pastel shades in the morning and jewel, darker tones in the evening. Most colors can be worn but colors like black must be avoided as it is considered inauspicious in certain customs.

Before you start shopping for an Indian wedding you must familiarize yourself with the terminologies of different outfits.

Lehenga - This is the most popular one. A lehenga or lehenga choli is a two-piece outfit with a skirt, top, and dupatta. You can wear this to functions like the sangeet and the wedding. The skirt is usually heavy with stunning designs and embroidery made by local artisans.

Saree - We are sure you have heard of this one. A saree is a 6-9 meter-long piece of cloth that is draped around the body. It is worn with a blouse on top. Sarees look great but draping these can be a challenge. But, you also have options of semi-stitched sarees which can be worn directly without the whole process of draping. You can wear a saree for the reception for a glam look!

Punjabi suit/salwar kameez**/**anarkali - This is a three piece outfit that consists of a pant at the bottom, a long or short top over it, and a dupatta that can be worn on the shoulders or over the head. This is a comfortable option if you don’t want to go overboard.

Traditional Indian weddings can be broken down into different categories based on the regions where the bride and/or groom are from. While you may wear a Punjabi suit to a Punjabi wedding, you can wear a saree to a south Indian wedding and a lehenga to a Gujrati wedding.

You should look out for the dress code which is usually mentioned on the wedding card or e-invite and you can pick your outfits accordingly. While it's not compulsory to dress up in traditional Indian outfits, it's a good immersive experience if you do so. You can always wear cocktail gowns or pantsuits for some of the functions as you would in a white wedding if heavy Indian outfits are not your style.

Non-Indian guests are always encouraged to take part in Indian culture and traditions. Indians love to see guests take part in the functions and dress up in traditional Indian outfits. Older women would be happy to fix your saree, drape it or fix your blouse so make sure you enjoy the process. Make sure you are comfortable while you enjoy the food and the dance in your traditional Indian attire.

If you have received an invitation to an Indian wedding or a multi-cultural desi wedding and are wondering what to wear as a guest then you have come to the right place.

Before you start shopping for an Indian wedding you must familiarize yourself with the terminologies of different outfits.

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Designer Necklaces for Women at ScrollnShops

ScrollandShops.com is a trendy multi-designer online store in India. It houses multiple designers under one roof who believe in curating exquisite and premium handcrafted styles by local artisans and designers. ScrollnShops offers an extensive array of pret and couture, including Western clothing, Indian wear, royal designs, and classic styles for women, men, and kids. At ScrollnShops, we have something for everyone that will complement your style and enhance your wardrobe. A designer necklace has been a timeless element of fashion in women's jewellery collections for centuries. It adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit while showcasing uniqueness and individual appeal. Designer Necklaces At ScrollnShops are available in a wide variety of styles and materials, ranging from minimal design to royal embellished necklaces. Whether you are styling for a grand occasion or a casual get-together, a designer necklace will offer you an elegant charm. Here are a few styles of designer necklaces that have been in trend such as Classic Wedding Necklaces, Choker Necklaces, and Chain & Pendant style necklaces. All these designer necklaces are a must for every modern woman's wardrobe. Note that the length, size, and shape may vary depending on the style. Contemporary necklace designs are hassle-free and lightweight. Hence, there is the perfect ensemble for everyday wear and styling yourself with effortless refinement.

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Words like gorgeous, brilliant, and eye-catching come to mind when you think about Indian weddings and brides. An Indian wedding is a grand occasion, and what could be better than a classic designer wedding necklace. A classic Indian wedding necklace is skillfully handcrafted with incredible embellishments of precious gemstones and metals like sterling silver or 925 silver, gold-plated, moissanite, polki, cubic zirconia, kundan, and tonnes more that will go perfectly with any traditional Indian attire. These designer necklaces are typically long; you can experiment with them and can be easily dressed up or down for any wedding ceremony, such as mehendi, sangeet, engagement, reception, or festivals. A classic wedding necklace is a must-have piece of jewellery in every woman's jewellery collection that will showcase a royal shimmering hue.

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Designer choker necklaces are usually worn high on the neck and are form-fitting. Choker necklaces are either a simple neckwear with fewer embellishments that offer you a minimalist appearance or a heavily embellished choker offering a grandeur look. Typically, they are made of sterling silver or 925 silver, brass, and are gold-plated and adorned with prominent gemstones like sapphire, ruby, emerald, polki, pearls and diamond, etc. Chokers give your wardrobe an extra sprinkle of glitz. They are ideal for women of all generations. They are available in many sizes and eye-catching hues, such as gold, rose gold, green, red, and traditional white. Designer choker necklaces are versatile; you can style them for festive occasions and informal affairs like Mehendi, Sangeet, or Cocktail parties.

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Dress to Impress: Mastering Color Combinations Like a Pro

Introduction:

Fashion is about dressing according to what’s fashionable. Style is more about being yourself.”? — ?Oscar de la Renta

Feeling overwhelmed by color coordination? Unsure about Lehenga color pairings or Saree color matching? This guide is your one-stop shop for mastering the art of effortless color combinations for any occasion! We’ll explore trending Men’s wear colors, dazzling festive color palettes, and stunning wedding attire colors. Dive into the world of Salwar Kameez colors and Gown color combinations, and unlock the secrets of traditional outfit colors. Get ready to turn heads to unlock the secrets of color combinations!

Our world is a vibrant canvas, and the colors we see aren’t just for show! Color psychology explores how these hues subtly influence our emotions and behavior. Warm colors like fiery red and energetic orange can rev us up or evoke passion. In contrast, cool tones like calming blue and serene green promote feelings of tranquility. Want to project power? Look to sophisticated black. Need a touch of purity? Consider crisp white.

These are just a few examples, and cultural influences also play a part. Understanding how colors affect us can be a superpower! Use it strategically in your wardrobe, home decor, or even marketing. So next time you pick a color, consider the message you want to send with your vibrant choice!

Unveiling the Color Wheel’s Magic: A Timeless Journey

Color isn’t just a trend; it’s a fundamental part of our world! Though human perception of color is a biological marvel, our use of color in fashion has a rich history. While the concept of color itself has existed since the beginning of light, the creation of pigments for clothing and art goes back thousands of years.

Dive into this blog to explore how to use elegant choices and trendy Outfits to create show-stopping looks. We’ll delve into bridal color combinations and vibrant party wear colors. Explore stylish contrasts and modern pairings, or embrace timeless classic duos. We’ll touch on designer color choices and ethnic wear inspiration, while unlocking the power of subtle blends and sophisticated palettes. Seasonal trends, matching accessories, and color styling tips wait! Get ready to be a color mastermind!

For the power and influence of color: “Color is a power which directly influences the soul.”? — ?Wassily Kandinsky

Timeless Colors & Effortless Elegance

Bridesmaids, rejoice! Planning your outfits for the upcoming Indian wedding festivities can be exciting, but also overwhelming. Timeless color combinations are key, and this guide explores stunning options for Bridesmaid lehengas, Salwar kameez, and even Gowns. We’ll delve into Wedding attire for every function, from the vibrant Sangeet to the elegant Reception.

Embrace tradition with Ethnic wear like Lehenga choli and Salwar kameez, or opt for the contemporary flair of Bridesmaid gowns. Party wear lehengas in a kaleidoscope of colors will make you shine, while Designer salwar suits offer a touch of sophisticated style.

Feeling indecisive? We’ve got you covered! Explore our curated collections of Bridesmaid dresses for every taste, Indian wedding outfits that celebrate heritage, and complete Bridal party ensembles that exude effortless elegance.

Find the perfect look for Mehendi celebrations, Sangeet nights, and the grand Wedding ceremony. Embroidered lehengas add a touch of luxury, while our Bridesmaid collection boasts a variety of styles to flatter every figure.

Couture salwar kameez and Gowns for bridesmaids offer a unique blend of comfort and sophistication. Festive wear with vibrant colors and intricate details will make you a standout at any celebration.

Ready to unlock your inner style icon? Dive into this guide and discover the perfect Bridal party fashion for every occasion!

Color Confidence: A Guide to Traditional & Modern Men’s Style

Color in menswear is more than just aesthetics; it can influence perception and complement your personality. Let’s explore how color affects your look and guide you towards traditional and modern color matches.

Psychology of Color:

Traditional Masculinity: Colors like navy blue, black, and dark grey are often associated with power, authority, and stability. These hues project a sense of seriousness and competence, making them ideal for formal settings or commanding a professional presence.

Modern Expression: Brighter colors like jewel tones (emerald green, burgundy) and pastels (light blue, lavender) can convey confidence, creativity, and individuality. They add a touch of playfulness and personality to your outfit.

Color Matching for Different Looks:

Traditional:

Color Palette: Focus on neutral colors like navy blue, charcoal grey, brown, and black. These create a sophisticated and timeless look.

Matching: Pair neutral colors with classic patterns like stripes or checks for added visual interest.

Example: A well-tailored navy suit with a crisp white shirt and brown leather shoes exudes timeless elegance.

Modern:

Color Palette: Explore a wider range of hues like jewel tones, pastels, and even bold pops of color.

Matching: Experiment with color combinations. Try a burgundy sweater over a light blue shirt and dark-wash jeans for a modern twist on a classic look.

Example: A pastel pink button-down shirt with dark-wash jeans and brown loafers creates a stylish and modern casual outfit.

Beyond the Basics

Skin Tone: Consider your skin tone when choosing colors. Warmer tones complement cooler colors like blue and green, while cooler tones look good with warmer colors like brown and yellow.

Confidence is Key: Regardless of color, confidence is the ultimate accessory. Rock any color with a strong posture and positive attitude.

Embrace Your Style:

This guide is just a starting point. Don’t be afraid to experiment! Find colors that make you feel confident and represent your unique personality. Color can be a powerful tool for expressing yourself, whether you’re channeling a timeless look or embracing modern trends.

“Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is what happens in the streets, what happens in people’s minds. Fashion is change, its ideas.”? — ?Coco Chanel

Secondhand Sensational: A Rainbow of Pre-Loved Dresses, Including the Color of the Year!

Calling all fashionistas with a flair for sustainability and a finger on the pulse of trends! Pre-loved dresses are no longer just a trend, they’re a treasure trove waiting to be explored. Here at [Your Shop Name], we offer a dazzling array of used sarees in every color imaginable? — ?from the fiery passion of red to the calming serenity of green. Imagine a vibrant pink saree or a regal blue one, all waiting to be given a new lease on life.

But the colors don’t stop there! We boast a collection of used lehengas that will take your breath away. Gold and silver lehengas shimmer with elegance, while orange and lavender choices offer a pop of personality.

Salwar kameez come in a kaleidoscope of colors too! Whether you prefer the classic sophistication of black or the playful charm of beige, we have something for everyone. Red, green, and pink salwar kameez sets offer endless possibilities for creating stunning looks.

And let’s not forget the used gowns! From the timeless beauty of a white gown to the dramatic allure of a black one, we have a variety of colors to suit your taste. Yellow gowns exude sunshine vibes, while purple ones offer a touch of mystery.

What’s Hot in 2024?

Embrace the Color of the Year! This year, it’s all about Pantone 13–1023 Peach Fuzz: This is a soft, sandy peach color chosen by Pantone as their Color of the Year for 2024.

Look for pre-loved sarees, lehengas, salwar kameez, or gowns in this trendy hue to truly stand out.

Why Pre-Loved?

Sustainable Style: Embrace eco-friendly fashion by giving pre-loved dresses a new home.Budget-Friendly Finds: Find designer pieces and unique styles at a fraction of the original cost.One-of-a-Kind Gems: Stand out from the crowd with a unique pre-loved dress.

Dive into the world of pre-loved dresses at Samyakk! Explore our vibrant collection of sarees, lehengas, salwar kameez, and gowns, and find your perfect match. Remember, you don’t have to break the bank to look fabulous!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

I’m overwhelmed by color choices! How do I start? A: This guide breaks down color combinations for different occasions and styles. Start by exploring sections relevant to your needs (e.g., sarees, party wear).

Are there any “rules” for color combinations? A: While there are classic pairings, this guide encourages experimentation! Consider color psychology and the message you want to convey.

What if I’m afraid to make mistakes? A: Embrace the journey! Start with simpler combinations and gradually build confidence. This guide offers a foundation for exploration.

How can I incorporate trendy colors? A: This guide highlights men’s wear trends and the color of the year, giving you a springboard for incorporating current hues.

Where can I find more inspiration? A: Look online for fashion blogs and explore color combination tools. But remember, your unique style is the ultimate inspiration!

Conclusion

So ditch the color confusion! This guide has equipped you to become a color mastermind. Now go forth and experiment! Mix, match, and create combinations that reflect your unique style. Remember, there are no color police? — ?embrace the fun and express yourself vibrantly by the help of Samyakk!

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ELEVATE YOUR TREND WITH INDO-WESTERN DRESSES FOR WOMEN

Indo-Western for women: You can define the Indo-Western dress as a fusion made by mixing Indian and Western patterns. Such indo-western outfits give you a traditional touch and a western appearance giving a distinct presence of both styles in your dress. Nowadays, fashion trends are going on in the women’s range with different outfit styles for every mood. There are some events in which it is appropriate to wear a saree, while in some events it is suitable to wear a completely Western dress, but what about those events in which both types of outfits fit well? Do not worry ladies, you still have a beautiful option called indo-western dresses which is a beautiful mixture of Indian traditional dresses with a touch of western taste. This article is gonna be very helpful for women who have to attend many types of different occasions in their routine life and always want to have a beautifully different appearance.

4 Types Of Indo-Western For Women For Different Occasions

1.Indo-Western For Social Events:

Indo-Western Dresses for Women can be beautifully styled for any type of Social event from luxurious award ceremonies to casual gatherings where you can make new contacts socially with many people. In that case, you have to wear something unique and attractive type of outfit which can gain the attention of the crowd.

2.Indo-Western For Weddings:

Weddings are the most interesting celebrations in which you ladies can flaunt your style in different types of outfits from wearing sarees in the wedding ceremony to wearing a western gown or dress at the cocktail party, but what if you do not want to wear a lehenga or suit in the sangeet? Wear our Off-White Indo Fusion Asymmetric Dress & Palazzo Set at Sangeet night if you want to wear something new that is not that typical Indian traditional dress or not portraying the proper Western feel. This Indo-Western for women will be a perfect choice for those who never go with the trend but always create new trends for others by grabbing full attention in crowd.

3.Indo-Western For Cocktail Parties:

We understand that wearing those same types of party-wear dresses in the range of midis, minis, or maxis can make you feel bored when you are styling or selecting dresses for a cocktail party. You should go for something new this time by wearing a new trend in terms of Indo-Western for women. You can try the Black Ruffled Top And Palazzo Set from our store this time. This Indo-Western for women features a beautiful sleeveless top and a comfortable Palazzo for the bottom. You can accessories this dress with some statement earrings, a black pearl bracelet, Blood red heels, and a red beautiful clutch.

4.Indo-Western For Festivals:

Festivals Are the best thing in Indian culture you can feel alive and excited all 365 days, you can get recharged and relaxed over a time in the whole year by celebrating different festivals from every religion From Diwali To Eid. Festivals are very special occasions to celebrate with your family and friends. If you are bored of wearing designer sarees or other traditional outfits in festival celebrations, then you should choose to wear Indo-Western dresses for women. You can try our Chocolate Brown Ombre Dress With Skirt And Crop Top With Cape from our Suvidha Fashion Store to enhance your beautiful appearance in festivals.

Conclusion:

We understand that by having a social life we all have to attend many social gatherings and events which require dressing beautifully to maintain your fashionable appearance in the world. We know that you can’t always wear sarees, suits, and dresses for every event, that is why We have created a beautiful range of Indo-Western for women that can be worn and uniquely styled according to the different occasions and events. Visit our site to get comfort and style in one piece of apparel.

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Radiant Reverie: The Ultimate Guide to Women's Wedding Attire

With wedding bells ringing and love saturating the atmosphere, it's time to embrace the latest trends in women's wedding fashion. From the exuberant Mehendi ceremonies to the lively Sangeet nights and the graceful Sagai events, Janasya unveils a captivating array of outfits seamlessly blending the charm of traditional attire with contemporary flair. Let's explore the top trends and essential ensembles ensuring you radiate brilliance at every celebration.

Haldi Ceremony: Radiate Joy in Colorful Tones

The Haldi ceremony symbolizes joy, positivity, and blessings, and your attire should mirror the lively spirit of the occasion. Janasya’s collection features stunning sharara sets, kurta sets for women, and traditional dresses in a kaleidoscope of colors, from bright yellows to cheerful oranges and serene whites, exuding happiness as you partake in this cherished tradition.

Mehendi Outfits: Flourish in Floral Sophistication

The Mehendi ceremony is a canvas of vibrant hues and creative expression, and your attire should be equally enchanting. Janasya’s Mehendi outfits showcase exquisite floral prints, delicate embroidery, and graceful silhouettes embodying the essence of romance and beauty, ensuring you bloom with elegance on your special day.

Sangeet Attire: Dance with Grace and Style

The Sangeet ceremony epitomizes music, dance, and jubilation, demanding attire that mirrors the festive mood. Janasya’s Sangeet outfits seamlessly blend traditional elegance with contemporary chicness, featuring chic lehenga cholis, stylish salwar suits, Anarkali dresses, and elegant sarees, ensuring you dazzle on the dance floor with confidence.

Sagai Outfits: Make a Statement in Elegance

The Sagai ceremony signifies the official engagement, necessitating attire that exudes sophistication and grace. Janasya’s Sagai collection comprises classic white kurtas for women, elegant 3-piece suits, and regal lehenga cholis radiating timeless charm and elegance, leaving a lasting impression on this significant day.

Lehenga Choli: Elevate Your Bridal Look

For brides-to-be, the lehenga choli remains an epitome of bridal elegance, and Janasya presents a stunning collection seamlessly merging tradition with modern aesthetics. From classic reds and pinks to contemporary pastels and neutrals, Janasya’s women wedding dresses boast exquisite craftsmanship, luxurious fabrics, and intricate embellishments, ensuring you exude the aura of a princess on your big day.

Embrace Elegance and Sophistication with Janasya

As you embark on the journey of celebrating love and togetherness, allow Janasya to be your guide to the latest trends in women’s fashion for this wedding season. Whether it’s the vibrant hues of the Haldi ceremony, the floral elegance of the Mehendi outfits, the stylish flair of the Sangeet ensembles, or the sophisticated charm of the Sagai attire, Janasya offers a diverse array of options to cater to every occasion and personality. Explore Janasya’s exquisite collection today and elevate your wedding season with timeless elegance and style.

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This Bangladeshi Bride Decked Up In Pastel For The Sangeet

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Filmi prompts from old and our favourite bollywood songs that can be used for your desi romantic stories or as a cute little idea for your fake scenarios. Kya malum sochte sochte kab manifest hojaye?

1. Neele Neele Ambar Par (Kalaakaar)

-- This summer vacation you are at your nani ghar. The nights provide respite from the scorching heat so you run off to the terrace every night to sit and gaze at the moon until one fine evening, you see a boy opposite to your house wistfully gaze at the moon and scribble something on his notebook. His wavy hair falls gracefully on his eyes, and you can feel your heart melt. It's full moon, and she is right on the top of the terrace, letting her moonbeams fall on this handsome quiet writer. Perhaps, he realized someone's gaze over him. He looks up, and you swear to God that you have never seen such a beautiful boy ever. The boy blushes and continues writing while stealing glances at you.

2. Mitwa (Chandni)

-- It's the last day you both will ever meet in the school premises. Yes, it's farewell today. You are dressed in a yellow chiffon saree. For the first time, your school decided to make the boys wear kurtas instead of the usual suits, and the sight was too pretty for your eyes. Your boyfriend wore the typical black kurta with cuffed sleeves that made your heart go dhak dhak. Loads of fun filled dancing, canteen ka khana, principal ke speech ke baad arrived the time to say goodbyes. School had kept the farewell after board exams so this was literally the last time you all gathered together. After hugging your friends, you go to the school main gate and find him leaning against the adjacent wall.

Hand in hand, both of you walk outside the school. 'Everything is going to change, isn't it?" You ask. He takes a bite of his ice cream, and answers, "Yes. No more school classes, no more sneaking out and we might have a long distance going on, but some things will stay permanent."

"Aur voh kya?"

"Tere mere honthon pe mithe mithe geet mitwa.."

3. Bole Chudiyan (K3G)

-- You are the bride's sister, and that boy is your acadmeic rival at school. However, for now, he is also your jija's dear brother. Today is Sangeet, and you were determined to outperform ladke vale. Both of you were good at academics, but also at dancing. This was a test and a chance to rub defeat on his face.

That was your actual plan until two days ago, your didi jiju decided to have a group combined performance where you and your rival would be the lead dancers to unite both the enemies (you and him). Needles to say, you were mad. There was no way you would dance with his smooth moves and charismatic style. He was mad too. He would never dance with your graceful bollywood moves straight from 90s Saroj Khan choreohgraphy.

Keeping aside snide remarks and your school rivalry, both of you managed to choreograph and coordinate everyone dashed with a little tension that did not go unnoticed by didi jija and cousins. Dressed in a baby pink lehenga, you see him arrive on the stage in a golden white sherwani. He sends a two finger salute to your direction while you roll your eyes.

'Aake meri duniya mein vapas aajana' you pull him gently as per the choreography. He stumbles towards you, not aware of his scarf clinging on to your bracelet. 'Sehra baandh ke mahi tu mere ghar aana...' He twirls you halfway and you notice that his scarf is stuck on your bracelet.

You hate how his stupid handsome smirk is making butterflies fly in your body. After the semi twirl, he turns you over in front, his arm around your bare waist causing you to gasp silently. God knows what came over him. He lightly pecks your cheek in front of everyone and discreetly removes his stuck scarf.

'Oye soni kitti soni aaj tu lagdi ve bas mere sath yeh jodi teri sajdi ve' Didi and jija come in and dance to their assigned part. You run away from him quickly to calm your racing heart.

He is looking at you, a grin gracefully sitting over his pretty lips. You bashfully look up. 'Haan main ho gaya tera sajna.' It's the time for all the boys to come together on the stage. Your rival shoots a smooth wink before going to dance.

4. Ek ladki ko dekha toh aisa laga (1942: A love story)

You accidentally fell from your cycle by speeding over the speed breaker. Obviously you won't cry. You are fifteen now. A girl quickly arrives towards you, and in a soft voice asks, "Hey, you okay? That was a terrible fall. Dhyan kidhar tha?" Wincing, you look up, and see a pretty girl with silver jhumke and white salwar blowing at your wound. She is wearing a multi coloured bandhani dupatta. In two seconds, you forget the blood oozing out of your knee. The only red your eyes are focused on are on the pretty red shade of the girl's lips.

She is about to tear her dupatta to tie it across your wound. Your hand immediately holds her wrist, and you feel electricity jolt in your fingers. "Itna sundar dupatta kharab mat karo. Ghar idhar paas hai. Just help me to reach my gate, please."

Shaking her head, she tears her dupatta while you let out a gasp. "You are bleeding too much, besides I can always buy a new dupatta." She finally looks up at you and smiles. That's when you get a clear picture of her face.

Doe eyes lightly lined with kajal, a small bindi right between her eyebrows, and a small stone nath on her nose. She looks heavenly! You think how in front of such a beautiful girl, you look dust laden after falling off your bicycle.

"Aise mat dekho... tumhe pyaar ho jayega."

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Okay so the last one was inspired from @morally-gayy series.

There are going to be more. I can make them shorter though if you would want that.

Guys padh lena 🙏

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thevishnudresses · 2 years ago

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5 Super Practical Tips To Style Ethnic Wear

Have you ever wondered how someone can wear anarkali dress with pants for Diwali and the same silhouette for weddings? Well, the secret lies in styling! With the right combination, accessories and a bit of attitude, you can layer up or down any ethnic outfit. Here are a few tips that will help you nail your ethnic styling:

Drape A Dupatta:

Dupattas are the heart of any ethnic outfit. They are effortless, elegant, and definitely eye-catching. Want to quickly elevate a solid white suit set? Throw on an indigo dupatta. Sister’s wedding around the corner? Put on a heavy sequined dupatta on your skirt and crop top and you’re all set to rock the wedding! Additionally, there are so many different ways to drape a dupatta. Search for some dupatta draping styles online and take your outfit to a whole new level of chic.

Go Contemporary:

Who said you can only wear hand block printed kurtis only with ethnic pants or salwars? Take the trendy route and pair them with denims, flared pants, tiered skirts and even denim shorts! Think statement floral kurtis on ripped denim shorts, looks so appealing, isn’t it? Remember, no matter what you style hand block printed kurtis with, this versatile silhouette looks good with everything.

Mix & Match:

When it comes to styling, color palette plays a very important role. The choice of shade and its pairing decides how statement, subtle, extravagant or low-key your entire appearance will be. For instance, a white on white combination instantly reminds you of a breezy summer day. Likewise, a vibrant blue or glitzy golden color is a reminiscence of celebration and soirees. If you never want to go wrong with ethnic wear styling, learn a little about the color wheel, strike a balance and look like a million dollars, always!

Accessories For The Win:

“You cannot wear mulmul dresses for a big fat Sangeet function” – said so many people. But we say you can, and you should! With the right accessories, even basic and solid mulmul dresses can look like they are straight outta dreams. For instance, a mul dress sported with heavy boho accessories like a necklace, earrings or even an enveloped clutch can make the entire look sangeet worthy. Likewise, when donned with minimalist accessories, the same dress will be perfect for a brunch out with girls!

The Shoe Talk:

Believe it or not, shoes can bring a lot of difference to any ethnic outfit. Especially if it is an anarkali dress with pants where the feet are visible. In such a case, you must decide which element you want to highlight. If you want your shoes to do all the talking, choose blingy heels in a color contrast to your outfit. Likewise, if you want your outfit to be the star of the show, choose neutral footwear like nude/gold/silver colored heels with minimal bling.

Lastly, just remember that no tip can prove to be helpful if you are not confident. Whatever you try, don’t forget to put on your beautiful smile!

Source: https://medium.com/@thevishnuin/5-super-practical-tips-to-style-ethnic-wear-a911d6d8030a

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vintageblossomboutiquetvm · 2 years ago

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Best Reception Outfits for Indian Brides

The bride must always look her best since Indian wedding celebrations last for days on end, dividing it into two categories: the attire for the wedding and the attire for the reception. Most brides prefer to follow tradition and dress in something that honours their culture and ancestry for the main ceremony. Instead of wearing her traditional wedding attire to the reception, the bride can experiment with her appearance and present a more modern interpretation of her personal style.

Lehengas are no longer the only fashionable attire for the reception; you can also try a sari or choose a fancy gown. You can even use the hybrid gown-sari silhouette if you want to push the envelope a little further.

Indian traditional clothing known as sarees is ideal for receptions. They can be dressed up or down depending on the situation and are stylish and adaptable. Brides who wish to show off their traditional side while still looking lovely and sophisticated should wear sarees.

Ruffle sarees are fashionable right now if you like to challenge conventions. Put on a ready-made ruffle saree and discard your chunky jewellery and other bridal clothes. Put on some eye-catching jewellery, style your hair in a sleek ponytail, and let the pattern steal the show.

Lehenga sarees, one of the newest trends in ethnic clothing, were inspired by the conventional South Indian half-saree outfit. The saree lehenga trend combines lehengas’ ease of wear with sarees’ grandeur. Our favourite lehenga-saree of all time is a stunning golden garment. The gorgeous golden belt and printed dupatta, which perfectly complement the beaded gown, are the focal points of the ensemble. Choose this outfit to bring out your inner diva!

The Indian bride’s standout accessory is the cape! One can be worn in a variety of ways. Choose a light gossamer cape in a breezy print that can be put over a crop top and sharara combination, or pair a lavishly adorned cape with your sangeet lehenga in place of a dupatta.

Gowns are ideal for brides who seek a more westernised appearance because they come in a variety of designs, from classic to modern. A custom traditional crimson wedding dress with golden adornments has to be #1 on your list!

Discover a silver-embroidered, anarkali-based gown. For the sangeet night or reception party, the gown is even more lovely with the net sleeves!

Some off-white gown with hooded sleeves and tassel accents is unquestionably a must-try for all the unconventional brides out there because we know you need something different from the others.

The top choices you can explore are the Long-Trail Gown, Ruffles & Frills Gown, Off-Shoulder Gown, Lace-Sleeved Gown, Saree-Gown, Floral Cutwork Gown, and Zig-Zag Pattern Gown. We offer the exclusive styles of Wedding Reception/Evening Gowns in Kerala, which are perfect for brides who want to showcase their modern and elegant side.

Lehengas are a traditional choice for a wedding reception since they impart a royal and classic appearance to your attire. It comes in a variety of hues and patterns and consists of a long skirt and a short blouse. Brides who wish to show off their traditional side while yet looking fashionable and exquisite may choose lehenga cholis. Since bridal lehengas are light and portable, you can move freely while wearing this style. If you think #Twinning, consider a lehenga because there are many different design options to choose from to match your future husband. Any body type may wear a lehenga and look stunning and sophisticated.

Floor-length anarkali suits, the newest traditional attire, are a popular choice for receptions. They are made up of fitting pants and a long, flowing top. They are ideal for brides who prefer a traditional yet contemporary style and come in a variety of colours and patterns. Brides who wish to show off their traditional side while still looking fashionable and attractive might consider anarkali outfits.

Whether you choose a any of the outfits, ladies, you will look incredibly lovely. Decide on the silhouette that will make you appear the most beautiful on your wedding day, and stick with it! Vintage Blossom introduces latest designs of Indian Wedding Reception Outfits in Kerala. Our teams of professional experts are ready to design your dream wedding reception outfit. Book an appointment and choose the best style for you!

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Traditional Punjab Wedding Rituals

Punjabi wedding customs intricately weave together a vibrant tapestry of rituals, music, dance, and attire, resonating deeply with the essence of Punjab wedding culture. Commencing with the Roka ceremony and culminating in the Phera Dalna, each stage holds its significance, reflecting the community's rich traditions.

Pre Wedding Rituals

Roka Ceremony:

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The Roka ceremony, derived from the word 'Rokna', symbolizes the coming together of the bride and groom's families and friends. It serves as a pivotal moment preceding the wedding, fostering unity and joy among all involved.

If you want to look elegant on your Roka Ceremony then check out this lehenga on Mohi Fashion website.

Kurmai (Engagement)

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Also known as the engagement ceremony, Kurmai seals the bond between the couple with the exchange of rings. The bride's father bestows blessings upon the groom by applying tikka on his forehead, signifying acceptance into the family. The exchange of engagement gifts and sweets further strengthens familial ties and marks the beginning of festivitie.

To enhance your beauty for the engagement dress for women, explore our stunning collection of lehengas.

Chunni Ceremony:

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Groom's family presents the bride with jewelry, sweets, and a red chunni, signifying acceptance into the groom's family. The chunni, draped over the bride's head, marks the chunni chadana ceremony.

Dholki/Sangeet:

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The pre-wedding celebrations are infused with the beats of Dholki and the melodies of Sangeet. Mehendi, symbolizing the bride's journey into a new phase of life, accompanies these joyous occasions. Sangeet nights resonate with music, dance, and laughter as families come together to celebrate the impending union. Dance the night away in style with our mesmerizing Lehenga for Sangeet.

Mehendi

The Mehendi ceremony is a colorful affair where intricate designs are applied to the bride's hands and feet. As part of the tradition, a basket containing Bindi and bangles is passed around, allowing girls to select ornaments that complement their mehendi dress attire for the wedding.

Kangana Bandhna Ceremony

A morning ritual on the wedding day involves tying sacred threads onto the hands of the bride and groom in their respective homes. This act, known as mouli or sacred thread tying, is believed to serve as a lucky charm, warding off evil. As the morning sun bathes the world in its golden glow, adorn yourself in lehenga choli is the beauty of tradition with our timeless ensembles.

Chhodha Chadana

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During this ceremony, a havan is performed, with all family members participating. The bride's maternal uncle (mama) and his wife present her with a set of 21 bangles, predominantly red and ivory in color. Before being worn, the bangles undergo purification in milk and rose petals, after which the mama places them on the bride's wrists. However, they are immediately covered with a white cloth to prevent the bride from seeing them, as it is believed that doing so before the wedding could bring bad luck. Traditionally, the bride wears these bangles for a month following her wedding.

Kalire Ceremony

Following the bangle ceremony, the kalire for bridal, which signify happiness and fertility. These gold-colored accessories not only enhance the bridal attire but also symbolize well-being, a blissful married life, and fertility. Typically adorned with betel nuts or dried fruits, the kalire ceremony hold a special tradition. The bride shakes them over the head of an unmarried girl she hopes will be the next to marry. If a fruit or betel nut falls on the girl's head, it is believed she will be the next bride.

Haldi Ceremony

In haldi ceremony the application of turmeric paste on the bodies of the couple symbolizes purity and blessings for a prosperous marriage. This ritual may occur either the day before or on the morning of the wedding. Sometimes, it is conducted separately at the homes of the bride and groom, while other times it is combined. Women from the household apply a mixture of rosewater, turmeric, sandalwood, and mustard oil on visible parts of the couple's bodies. Modern haldi ceremonies are lively affairs filled with dancing and joyous celebrations with special haldi outfits!

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Ghara Ghardoli

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"After the haldi ceremony, the bride, accompanied by her siblings , participates in a ritual at a nearby temple where holy water is poured over her, symbolizing a spiritual commencement to her new journey, as she seeks blessings from the divine ."

Sehrabandi

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On the day of the wedding, before the wedding party departs from the groom’s home, the turban is tied around the groom’s head by his father. Groom's turban tying ceremony, symbolizing readiness and honor.

Ghodi Sajana and Ghodi Chadhna

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Decorating the mare for the groom's arrival, accompanied by joyful dancing and rituals.

Impotant Rituals on wedding Day

Agwaani

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Warm welcome of the groom's party by the bride's family, followed by familial introductions and exchanges.

Milni

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Milni, which translates to "introductions," is a heartfelt tradition where the eldest chachas (paternal uncles) from both sides come together and exchange garlands of fragrant flowers. During this ceremony, the bride's family presents shagun, a token of good luck, to the groom's close relatives in a respectful sequence of descending age. Gifts of cash and clothing further enrich this exchange, symbolizing the bonds of kinship and prosperity.

Jaimala/Varmala

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Following Milni, the bride and groom stand at the center of a circle formed by their families. With great ceremony, they adorn each other with heavily adorned garlands of flowers, known as varmala or jaimala. This act signifies their acceptance of one another and their commitment to love and cherish each other for a lifetime. Amidst laughter and joyful banter, friends and relatives playfully tease the couple, adding to the jubilant atmosphere of the occasion.

Madhuperk/Madhuperka

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A Vedic tradition where the groom performs rituals around fire and consumes sherbet for blessings.

Kanyadaan and Phere

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Kanyadaan and Phere, deeply rooted in various cultures and religions worldwide, hold profound significance in the wedding ceremony. Kanyadaan, the ritual of giving away the bride, marks a poignant moment as the father entrusts his daughter's hand in marriage to the groom. Accompanied by Vedic chants, the father requests the groom to care for and protect his daughter, to which the groom solemnly pledges his devotion until eternity.

The subsequent saath phere ceremony sees the couple rising together, symbolizing their shared journey in marriage. Their garments are intricately tied together, signifying their inseparable bond. Encircling the sacred fire four times, they recite sacred vows, with the bride leading for three rounds and the groom for the final one. Circling the sacred fire seven times, exchanging vows, and sealing the marriage with blessings. As they complete the ritual, they are united in the eyes of the divine, marking the sacred union of their souls.

Sindoor Daan

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Groom anoints the bride's forehead with sindoor, symbolizing their eternal bond.

Joota chupai

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Joota chupai, or "hiding the shoes," adds a playful and mischievous touch to the wedding festivities. The sisters of the bride engage in a lively game of stealing the groom's shoes, prompting him to negotiate their return. In this light-hearted tradition, the sisters playfully demand Kalecharis, golden ornaments for the bride's sisters and silver for her cousins, in exchange for the safe return of the shoes. This jovial exchange fosters laughter and camaraderie among the families, adding to the joyous celebration of love and union.

Vidaai

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An emotional farewell marks the bride's departure from her parental home, signifying the beginning of a new journey, a poignant moment where she bids adieu to her family, expresses gratitude by tossing rice, and embarks on her new life with her groom."

Post Wedding Rituals

Paani Bharna

Traditional ritual as the bride enters her new home, symbolizing blessings and prosperity.

Mooh Dikhai Ki Rasm

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Unveiling the bride before family and friends, showering her with gifts and blessings.

Reception Ceremony

Image Courtesy: Wedding DocumentaryThe groom's family hosts a lavish and extravagant reception ceremony in honor of the newlyweds, complete with sumptuous meals, dancing, and abundant opportunities for mingling and making merry.

Pag Phera

A few days after the wedding ceremony, newly married couple makes a cherished visit to the bride's parental home, a tradition known as Pag Phera. Here, they are warmly greeted and showered with gifts and the celebration with delicious meals.

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