Showing posts with label Weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weddings. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 January 2012

Wedding Flowers: Some Creative Ideas


An Indian wedding is incomplete without wedding flowers and besides, the task of picking up your wedding flowers is indeed a difficult one and can work wonders with your wedding theme if you add some creativity to it. Wedding flowers need not necessarily be exotic, rare and costly ones. You can use simple flowers which are easily available, add a tincture of your innovation to it and create an aromatic ambience that will be remembered by people for a lifetime.

Instead of using just flowers for your wedding decor, you can make use of beads, diamante buckles, crystals, unconventional twigs, vases, feathers candles. You may add as many wedding flowers as you want to, to your wedding decor or keep it simple and less in numbers depending on the kind of ambience that you want to create on your wedding day. However, one thing which must be kept in mind is that the colour of all the wedding flowers used by you must be in synchronisation with the tones of your wedding palette.

Instead of going for the conventional arrangement of flowers in vases, you can make use of tassels of flowers, using a myriad of flowers and crystals or beads. These tassels can be hung at various heights and produce a magnificent effect on the ambience. Round ball floral arrangements can also be incorporated in your wedding decor and look quite beautiful. These round ball floral arrangements can be used in different ways, like, you can hang them or place them on top of tall vases or you can also use them for centre table arrangements.

You can also go for floral chandeliers or frames. Floral ladis are also in vogue these days. Also urlis with floating candles and aromatic flowers add weight to your wedding decor. Besides these, floral rangoli and floating floral rangoli are also hot this wedding season and add a stupendous effect to your wedding decor.

Paying little attention to little details in the arrangement of your wedding flowers will make the big difference in your wedding decor.

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Sunday, 1 January 2012

Low Budget Vs Expensive Indian Marriage

Indian marriages have always been known for their elaborate nature, extravagance and grandeur. Besides, they also take a toll on one’s pocket as the budget normally tends to go above what is fixed as the maximum limit for it. The prime reason behind this is the intense pressure on the bride’s family to organist a grand marriage ceremony to match the expectations and the standards of the society they inhabit. However, an Indian marriage is something much beyond the petty constraints of money and budget and no matter, it is an expensive one or a small affair, it carries the same sense of importance, veneration and piety and unites two souls for a lifetime.

Expensive Indian marriages are undoubtedly affairs that do not need an introduction or description. The only point which can be made to describe them is that, in this particular case, money does help you realist your dream in reality. However, people who cannot afford to arrange an expensive Indian marriage doesn’t mean they cannot afford to realist their dreams for aren’t dreams priceless? Firstly, all Indians need to change their approach towards an Indian marriage ceremony as it is conceived by a large section of the Indian society. A perfect Indian marriage need not necessarily be a huge one as well. You need to revise your thought process that instigates you to invite your sister’s mother-in-law’s brother’s cousins because they invited you to their son’s reception party.

A marriage is more about the two people who are getting tied to each other for a lifetime through numerous threads of commitment and about people who are close enough to share this moment of happiness with them and not about the crowd of critics who come to an Indian marriage to pinpoint the shortcomings in the arrangements and welcoming of guests. Therefore, keep your guest list short and yes, hire a wedding planner who can help you organist your wedding within our stipulated budget. Dreams are priceless, doesn’t mean you need to immerse yourself in debts to realist them.


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