For centuries India is known for its diverse and rich cultural heritage. In spite of its diverse culture, one thing that is very common amongst all Hindu’s is the way they perform their marriages. Obviously leaving apart some minor differences depending on the particular caste or community, Seven Pheras or Vows are never skipped by
Recently, in the June end, I attended my best friend’s wedding, who is a Marwari. As she belongs to a very wealthy family she had sent me a very precious looking wedding card. Since she is my best friend I reached her place 10 days before the wedding date to help her out with the
Sikh wedding is special in its own way. The wedding is simple in temple and reception is full of music and dance. The Sikh wedding is known as Anand Karaj and takes place in the morning in Gurudwara in the front of holy Guru Granth Sahib. The holy Shabad are recited and the adult who
Earlier, the Muslim wedding cards used to be simple but with the card designing has become an art, the cards markets are full of beautiful cards which are example of exquisite artistry and style. Those people who can shell out any amount on wedding cards, the designers use Kundan stones to decorate the cards. The
Wedding cards are in fact the primary thing that comes to the mind as soon as the thought of a marriage comes to the mind. The selection and distribution of cards is very also important. If the cards are not delivered on time the guest would not come to know about the big day. The
