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Archive for September, 2009

Contemporary lehnga cholis are high in bridal fashion

Posted by admin On September - 29 - 2009

Contemporary lehnga cholis are modern in appearance. Unlike traditional lehngas they are quite stylish. Their rage is spread everywhere. The silhouette of many is like western wears such as evening gowns, prom gowns or ball gowns, thus very exotic to look at.

Gift choices for groom

Posted by admin On September - 24 - 2009

Similar to bride’s jewelry also performs best gift for groom. Groom can be presented with a bracelet, ring or chain, in gold, diamond or platinum, depending on your budget.

Food forms an integral part of Indian weddings

Posted by admin On September - 17 - 2009

Indian wedding feast starts with starters. Starters are served before the main meal and are commonly both vegetarian and non vegetarian to cater all guest needs.

Bridal party makeup tips for the bride.

Posted by admin On September - 15 - 2009

Heavy makeup is for the D-day and light makeup for other functions. Here are mentioned bridal party makeup tips for the bride.

Planning tips for a wonderful honeymoon

Posted by admin On September - 10 - 2009

Plan honeymoon after one day the wedding day. Leaving just next day can be very hectic and throughout traveling you both will be sleeping.

Sizzle with bridal fashion sarees

Posted by admin On September - 8 - 2009

Sizzle in various bridal fashion sarees by getting into any look whether traditional or modern. There are many latest design sarees in the market. The saris in vogue nowadays for discerning brides are designer saris, embroidered saris, mirror work saris, cut work sarees etc.

Gold jewelry shopping tips

Posted by admin On September - 3 - 2009

Gold comprises a major portion in Indian weddings. It is one of the staple jewelries in it.

Suits are becoming favorite choice of the Indian groom

Posted by admin On September - 1 - 2009

With the fast changing times many changes are seen in attires of the Indian groom. Earlier groom used to wear traditional dresses