Indian Wedding Ceremony Rituals - Wedding 2

Amusez-vous avec les cérémonies de mariage et les rituels dans la culture indienne

Weddings in India vary according to the region, the religion & as per personal preferences of the bride & groom. If you've never attended an Indian wedding ceremony before - get excited! Here in this Indian Wedding ceremony game we included all information & rituals of a traditional Indian wedding ceremony.

Invitation Card:

A wedding invitation is a card asking the friends & relatives to attend a wedding ceremony. You can design your card from various options available like select the design of the card from the large option available, design customization – you can add image of dholi, sehnai wala, doli, table, picture of god Ganesha, kumbh (ghada), barat & much more.

Haldi

A couple of days before marriage haldi ceremony is generally organized at bride & groom’s place; generally it is called “pithi”. Haldi is used for glowing skin. Mixing various traditional ingredients along haldi/turmeric as kesar, honey, etc to make the skin more glowing & help bride & groom to look more amazing. Enjoy Indian wedding haldi game.

Royal Bridal Mehndi Design fashion

Applying mehendi to the bride & the groom before the wedding is one of the oldest Indian traditions. Indian Princess Mehndi Hand & Spa Salon represents the bond of matrimony & is therefore, considered a shagun (sign of good luck). It signifies the love & affection between the couple & their families.

Bridal Makeup & bridal jewellery:

Marriage is the very important day of a girl’s life. So make these day best & most memorable which is so special special her we have to give her a perfect look. You can use different make-up options available to give her the amazing look like Eye lenses, eye mascara, eye lashes, eye shadow, cheek blush, lipstick/lip gloss, earrings, mang tika, nose ring, bindi, etc you gotta select from large variety & you can customize the shade by yourself from shade adjustment option

Groom dressup:

Same as bride; marriage is a very day important day for groom as well. Usually groom wears traditional outfit which has a dhoti & kurta along with a long stole wrapped around the arms, sehra (paghdi) is been wore around the head & long neck piece generally a two or three layer pearl chain.

Bride dress up:

In Indian wedding ceremony generally brides are asked to wear a red coloured dress for wedding as stands for fertility & prosperity. Help your bride to select dress up with gorgeous outfits like beautiful Chainya Choli/Lehenga choli, hair accessories, beautiful necklaces, suitable bangles, matching mang tika, nose ring, matching earrings, bindi & much more

Wedding Car Decoration:

Now days car plays an important role in marriages it has almost replaced ghodis. Here in Indian wedding ceremony game you would enjoy the car decoration. You can select from the best colors & design for car using flower decoration, balloons decoration, etc

Wedding Doli & Mandap decoration:

Mandap is the most important of marriage, here bride & groom take vows while doing pheras & pray to god to stay together for next seven birth. Select from many decorations options to decorate doli. Like select cushions matching to your taste & design, flower decoration, Curtain selection, jewellery selection i.e. decorating doli from gems & precious stones.

Indian Wedding - Varmala

Varmala is also known as Jaimala & it holds a significant position in the Vedas. During this ceremony, the bride & groom put garlands around each other’s neck. Varmala is composed of fresh flowers & some couples prefer using artificial flowers, but it is good to use the natural ones to keep the ceremony eco-friendly.

Indian Wedding - Mangalsutra

Mangalsutra carries immense importance in Hindu weddings as well as in the lives of Hindu married women. It is tied around the neck of the bride by the groom during the wedding rituals.

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Indian Wedding Ceremony Rituals - Wedding 2

Indian Wedding Ceremony Rituals - Wedding 2