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Friday, 20 April 2012

Enhance and Glorify Wedding with Wedding Floral Bouquets


Wedding floral bouquets enhance and glorify any wedding. Wedding bouquets add to the charm of the lovely bride and make the occasion memorable. In some cultures, flowers are the symbol of love, peace and prosperity of any occasion. Different flower colors symbolize different meanings, like white signifies, hope, peace and friendship. Yellow is for blessings to the lovely bride, red is for eternal love and purple is for wishing good health.

Lovely pretty ladies, adorn flowers because, they beautify them, and add fragrance to the body. Flowers, are always the prime attraction to any wedding, they are a cost effective way to make your wedding a beautiful one. Wedding bouquets are available in many sizes and prices, depending on your pocket. Different flowers can be chosen like- anemones, petunias, zinnias, lilies, daffodils, roses, anemones, etc.

These wedding bouquets, can be made at your home as well, you can use vivid varieties of colored paper, peals, American diamonds, glitter, beads, wrapping paper, broaches, dried flowers, ferns, dried leaves, nets, nylons etc.

In order to beautify your wedding bouquet, you can add a little bit of Hollywood style techniques. Like a revolving flower bouquet can be used, or a bouquet with small neon bulbs or something as a musical bouquet. It all depends, what type of a wedding bouquet you want and how much is it pocket friendly.

Sometimes, plain rose bouquets, with red and white flowers add to beauty of the bride. One should notice one thing, while placing an order for the wedding bouquet, that it should not weigh too much and should not get tangled in your lovely wedding dress, otherwise your mood and wedding both gets spoilt.

Sometimes, when the flowers you want for the occasion are not readily available, we can choose from, silk flowers, handmade flowers, etc.  The flowers carried in the bride’s maid hand are called pomanders or flower balls, these floral baskets can be made from satin ribbons, leaves, dried petals, paper, and lots of glitter.

For theme based weddings, we need to look into consideration that we use the right flowers with it. Like anemones are perfect for a Hawaiian themed wedding. For and Indian wedding, sunshine marigolds are used to make the garland of the bride and groom. In an American based wedding, brides like to wear different colored gowns like- ink and violet or yellow, and then the wedding bouquet can be of pink, blue orchids or any other fascinating color.

To know more about Wedding Bouquets, please visit: http://www.bigindianwedding.com

Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Themes on Weddings


The concept of theme weddings was popular in the west earlier but now has gained immense popularity in India as well as it presents a fine blend of wild fantasy and elating reality. Besides, it also helps in making weddings more memorable and special for the two people tying the marital knot for a lifetime.

Theme weddings are attracting Indians vehemently because these help to add an element of novelty and unconventionality while keeping the traditional values intact. And moreover, theme weddings also help to cut down the cost of the wedding decor if the theme is planned innovatively. Besides, theme wedding is just the most suitable option for people who cannot afford destination weddings but have been dreaming of exchanging the marriage vows along the sprawling golden beaches or against a palatial backdrop. With the assistance of a wedding planner, your wedding venue may be converted into any fantasyland that you have been dreaming of. Your wedding planner can arrange any theme wedding for you at any wedding venue of your choice.

There are primarily three kinds of theme weddings that are immensely popular amidst brides and grooms these days:

Beach weddings: This kind of theme wedding is arranged along the side of pools, the entire ambience is kept resplendent with palm trees, coconut, shells and lots of tassels of flowers to give the onlookers an impression that they are enjoying a wedding along the golden beaches of Goa.

Royal weddings: A lot of input goes into the designing of a royal setting for weddings, like, colours play a very important role in the wedding decor of a royal wedding. The flowers, chandeliers and the drapes used for decoration must be bright in colour and must harmonise with each other. All this is accompanied by the melodious tunes of shehnai and throne like chairs for the bride and the groom.

Flower theme wedding: These weddings incorporate the use of a variety of flowers in the decor to create an ambience that would give an impression of the wedding venue being some Edenic land of exquisite, fragrant beauties.


To read more about Weddings, please visit: http://www.bigindianwedding.com

Monday, 2 January 2012

The Royal Wedding Theme

Dreams – everybody has their own set of dreams regarding their wedding day, be it a man or a woman. In the yonder days, all dreams were not meant to be realised but today, one can dare to dream and live them up as well.

If you had been dreaming of exchanging your marriage vows against a palatial backdrop, amidst a harmonious setting ringing with the melodious tunes of a regal shehnai, and affording an expensive royal wedding is way beyond your budget, then do not lose heart, you can go for a royal wedding theme.

Hire a wedding planner, and they will do the best they can to turn your wedding venue into a royal wedding location within your budget. Right from the arrangement of throne like chairs for the bride and the groom to the grand welcoming of your guests with the Itra, every trivial and pivotal event in your wedding will unfold in exactly the way you wanted.

Wedding colour palette holds the utmost importance while planning a royal theme wedding. There must be a sense of harmony between the colours of your wedding palette and it must include regal shades like red, golden, royal blue, silver etc. The choice of colours for your royal wedding palette must start with your wedding invitation cards itself and then extend to the wedding dresses for the bride and the groom which must also be regal in nature, and must suffice to make the bride and the groom look like a prince and a princess.

An appropriate ambience matters a lot when you are planning a royal wedding for yourself and it must include fountains, fresh beautiful flowers matching your wedding palette and light effects tinged with the tunes of a shehnai. You must also be extra careful while picking the cuisine for your royal wedding as it must give your guests a taste of the theme you have planned for your wedding.

To read more about Royal Weddings, please visit: http://www.bigindianwedding.com

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.


To read more about Indian Marriage, visit: http://www.bigindianwedding.com

Thursday, 29 December 2011

Your Suitable Wedding Gown

Wedding gowns form the most important component of a bride’s wedding trousseau and every bride undergoes a lot of stress and nervousness in selecting her bridal gown as it is not merely a piece of garment but will form the centre of attraction for everyone present around and would mark the bride out of the entire gathering. Besides, ten years down the line, this wedding gown will assume a significance equivalent to the wedding ring and will be the most precious relic of your wedding day.

Therefore, the task of picking your wedding gown is indeed a risky and difficult one as if you make a wrong decision; you may end up looking like a bridezilla instead of the head turner. However, if you begin the hunt for your wedding gown in a methodical and planned manner, it won’t be complicated. It may take a lot of time but make ‘Patience’ your godhead and proceed!

Begin by researching online and closely observe the trends that are in vogue this wedding season. Next, look for a designer who can design your dream wedding gown for you. It is advisable not to go for a well established designer until he/she has designed dresses for you beforehand as big names come with big price tags and big price tags do not guarantee excellence in work. Therefore, go for upcoming designers. Conduct a thorough research about upcoming designers and approach the one whose work appeases your aesthetic sense. Indubitably, they will try to deliver something to you that will compel you to come back to their doorstep.

Now that you have chosen your designer, discuss your dream wedding gown with him/her and choose the fabric for your wedding gown in keeping with the venue and the season of your wedding and the contours of your figure. A perfect fabric that complements your figure can present a breathtaking ensemble for the onlookers even if your wedding dress is sober and simple.

To read more about Your Suitable Wedding Gown visit:  http://www.bigindianwedding.com/


Thursday, 22 December 2011

Choosing Your Wedding Palette

Indian weddings are a mirror reflection of India’s culture which is a brilliant amalgamation of various hues and shades and lends the ‘exotic’ quotient which is generally associated to the India. Indian weddings are normally radiant with a lot of colours, however, to make those colours appear to be in a harmonious synchronisation with each other and thereby add an edge to your wedding ceremony over others, you must spare a few seconds of your busy schedule in choosing the colour palette for your Indian wedding.

No matter, you are going for a theme based wedding or not, a perfect colour palette extending from the wedding invitations to the drapes used, wedding decorations like flowers and even to the cocktails served as per the theme colour, will add a sense of harmony to your wedding ceremony and reflect your style.

In order to choose your Indian wedding palette, start by sparing a few seconds for yourself and think about the colours that complement and reflect your personality. You can also look for some inspiration from decor magazines or on internet. You can also take a look at the Pantone shades for the season which is a unique choice of colours by professionals from various fields ranging from interior decoration to the fashion industry. These colours are chosen by professionals keeping in mind the latest trends which are in vogue that season. Even a colour wheel showcasing complementing and contrasting colours can also help you narrow down your choices to a few colours.

Colour palette is the defining element of every Indian wedding and strikes a mood for the celebrations, e.g. – the customary mixture of red, green, yellow and orange in an Indian wedding reflects a lively mood whereas pastel shades such as white and blush pink reflect elegance and lemon yellow, green etc propagate a fresh look.

Merely by choosing the right colours in your wedding palette, you can not only set the right mood for your wedding ceremony but also it will provide a sneak into your personality.


To read more about Indian Weddings visit: http://www.bigindianwedding.com

Monday, 19 December 2011

Indian Wedding Dresses

Wedding day is the most significant event in everyone’s lives, be it a man or a woman. You wouldn’t find one creature on the face of this earth who will deny to the fact that they have dreamt about their wedding day a plethora of times and wish their wedding day to materialise exactly the way they have picturised it in their reveries. Everyone wishes to be decked like a princess/prince on their wedding day and be the head turner, the centre of attraction for the eye balls present there.

In order to don that perfect flawless dream look, every little detail about your styling on the big day must be dealt with meticulous concern and precision. And of course, wedding dresses tops the list of priorities.

In Indian weddings, although the traditional wedding dresses differs a lot across various cultures, communities, religions and regions, yet in the present scenario, lehanga choli and sarees are the wedding attires that are gaining popularity among brides across all religions, regions and communities primarily because the wide range of options and choices available owing to the fact that these two wedding dresses are being constantly explored by designers. Moreover, although salwar kameez and sharara also fall under the category of wedding dresses, yet sarees and lehangas are versatile outfits and can be draped in numerous ways to help you don’ your dream look, right from traditional, elegant, delicate, sensuous, classic and minimalistic to a royal one or a combination of all of these.

In the world of groom wears, the traditional ethnic attire and suits although continue to enjoy their elite status in the market but they are also being explored by designers to create wedding dresses that are a brilliant blend of tradition and novelty. Apart from brown and navy, rust, earthen colours and moss are the shades that are slowly invading the market in wedding suits. Ethnic wears are also being experimented with and you have a myriad of ethnic wedding dresses to choose from, e.g. - Angarkhas, Bandhgalas, Sherwanis and Kurta-pyjamas.

The only rule to dress up this wedding season seems to be aiming at breaking all the existent ones.

To read more about Indian Wedding Dresses visit:  http://www.bigindianwedding.com/