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Indian Wedding Traditions - Indian Wedding Photography
Gujarati Wedding Traditions
South Indian Wedding Traditions
South Indian Wedding Traditions
Gujarati Wedding Traditions are one of the very famous in India. Gujarati wedding ritual starts with engagement ceremony also known as Gol Dhana...
South Indian Wedding Traditions
South Indian Wedding Traditions
South Indian Wedding Traditions
There are mainly Kannada Wedding Rituals, Tamil Wedding Rituals, Telugu wedding Rituals & Malayalee Wedding Rituals as part of South Indian Wedding traditional customs....
Punjabi Wedding Traditions
South Indian Wedding Traditions
Punjabi Wedding Traditions
Rokka, Mangni, Sangeet, Mehndi, Choora, Mayian, Jaggo, Vatna, Ghara Gharoli, Baarat, Milni are main part of the Punjabi Wedding Celebration.
Sikh Wedding Traditions
Guyanese Wedding Traditions
Punjabi Wedding Traditions
Sikh wedding traditions includes various ceremonies like mehndi ceremony, jaggo ceremony, chura ceremony, Maiya ceremony, Milni Ceremony, Lavan ceremony along with fun cocktail and reception celebration.
Muslim Wedding Traditions
Guyanese Wedding Traditions
Guyanese Wedding Traditions
Nikah – Muslim wedding has numerous rituals and unique traditions to follow in their Muslim wedding ceremonies. Muslim Wedding ceremony is an integral part of Islamic culture and are mandated by the Holy Quran as one of the primary duties of a Muslim.
Guyanese Wedding Traditions
Guyanese Wedding Traditions
Guyanese Wedding Traditions
There are Hindu Guyanese wedding, Muslim Guyanese wedding and Christian Guyanese Wedding as part of different wedding traditions in Guyana.
INDIAN WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY TIMELINE
Indian Wedding Celebration - Event Timeline
Indian Weddings are multi-day events celebrated with multiple events like Sangeet, Garba, Mehndi, Jaggo, Pithi - Haldi, Grah Shanti, Ganesh Puja, Mameru, Varadh, Sagai, Vivah, Wedding & Reception.
Indian Wedding Timeline
Indian Wedding Timeline consists of multiple actions happening one after the other in a very timely planned manner by expert indian wedding planner and family members. Typical Indian wedding day starts with Bride's getting ready pictures, followed by Groom's getting ready pictures, Bride & Groom's first look photo session along with Bride & Groom's Couple Portrait Photo Session followed by Bridal Party photo shoot and family photo session.
Indian Wedding Baraat
Indian Wedding Baraat is a celebration of Groom's procession that involves Indian Groom, his friends and his family come to Bride's house with dancing and lots of music. Indian Groom arrives on Horse, Luxury car, exotic car, Elephant or even riding on Helicopter or riding a Boat. Groomsmen - bridal party joins Groom to mark his grand entrance. Once they arrive at the entrance of Bride's house or Indian Wedding Venue, bride's family welcomes Groom's family with flowers and feeding them sweets. Indian Bride comes to greet Groom with beautiful Garland called as Varmala at the door and puts on Groom. Indian Wedding Baraat is full of fun that involves bride side and groom side to kick-start the wedding ceremony.
Indian Wedding Ceremony
Indian Wedding ceremony starts with welcoming of the Groom and his family into big and beautiful wedding venue hall. Groom is treated with worshipping him as Lord Vishnu by washing his feet by bride's parents. After that Mangalashtak are performed and then Bride arrives. Bride enters along with her Mama (maternal uncle). Bride gets worshipped as Goddess Lakshmi by performing washing her feet. Antarpat is then removed so that Indian Bride & Indian Groom can see each other for the first time. Garland exchange happens after Antarpat and then HastMelap Ceremony performance. After HastMelap, bride and groom sits next to each other to perform rituals to worship Lord Agni (Fire). After Puja, Bride & Groom are prepared to do Four Feras (Four Circles around the fire) guided by Bride's four brothers. Once Fera ceremony is done, then Groom performs Sindoor Daan on Bride's forehead followed by Mangalsutra tying a necklace around Bride's neck symbolising bride and groom are now officially married and declared as Husband and Wife. After this they both feed each other kansaar (sweet dish) and ring ceremony and then finally Vidai ceremony takes place. This concludes indian wedding ceremony in a nutshell.
Indian Wedding Photographer
Indian Wedding Photographers from Fine Art Production are team of talented wedding photographers and wedding cinematographers who are always available to capture beautiful wedding moments of your big fat indian wedding.
Contact Gujarati Wedding Photographer
Contact Chirali Thakkar & Amish Thakkar for your upcoming Indian Wedding: You can reach them on (732) 939 2104 and via email to bookings@fap.email
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