Category: Wedding Decor
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Role Of An Event Manager In a Traditional Wedding
Many traditions and rituals have fallen on the wayside with the passage of time. Most have been abandoned because of our inability to carry them forward. Many things have become unavailable or difficult to get hold on. A proper event manager can mitigate these losses with their professional expertise. Enter the wedding event manager! Here in…
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Destination Wedding At The Zuri Kumarakom For Kapil & Neha
This is a story about a Dubai based Maharashtrian bride and her Sindhi groom who decided to have a wedding in Kerala. Since all their friends had destination weddings, Neha and Kapil wanted to do the same, yet be different. Their hunt for a perfect setting for the wedding led them to the backwaters of Kerala. With…
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Wedding Flowers in Indian Wedding Industry
Indian weddings always have a lot of vivacity and exuberance in them. We owe this to the vibrant wedding flowers which add grace and charm to the auspicious event. From the beginning till the end, flowers remain an integral part of Indian wedding ceremonies and functions. But not all flowers are favorable for the occasion.…
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A Palace Theme Wedding – Sukhmani + Ronald
A palace theme wedding has always been a dream for Sukhmani and Ronald. When they decided to get married in Kochi, they found out the perfect destination at Bolgatty Palace. Kochi is one of the most outstanding tourist destinations in the world. It’s exotic charm and ruch tradition is a blend of the new and…
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A Baby Carriage at Weddings – A New Trend!
The wicker baby carriage had its beginnings in the late 1800s. Manufacturers of children’s wicker products such as cribs, bassinets, cradles, chairs and bedsteads began producing baby carriages. Soon after demand increased, the market saw products of better quality and design coming in. These captured the fancy of the Victorian upper-class who appreciated the abundant…
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Rangoli – Colours of Joy!
Rangoli has long been one of the most decorative forms of art work in India. Essentially being made of sandstone or dyed rice flour, this rich art is used extensively throughout the country during festivals to bring colour and life. Mayuri, a Rangoli designer from Kochi, says, “Rangoli designs are conceived with much aesthetic…
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Oonjal – A Tamil Iyer Weddings Ritual
Tamil Iyer Weddings are always a treat to the eyes! Theirs is a wedding with many days of celebrations, spreading across many rituals for the couple and their family. A Tamil Iyer wedding promises to be wedding experience that nobody, including the bride, groom, family and guests, will ever forget! A symbolic ritual in Iyer…
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Colour of the Year – Green !
Green is a colour synonymous with life and vibrancy. Theme weddings based on colour are nowadays gaining prominence in many countries. In India, the usage of colour as a theme for weddings is evolving from traditional red and gold to more exotic shades such as purple, turquoise and yellow. The colour of the year –…
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Designer Wedding Cakes! – Baked Delights!
Somebody very correctly said, “Cake is happiness! If you know the way of the cake, you know the way of happiness! If you have a cake in front of you, you should not look any further for joy!” Any celebration would be incomplete without the cake! On your special day, Tamarind Weddings is going to…