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Sagaai The Sagaai is the engagement ceremony and begins when the bride-to-be arrives at the groom-to-be’s place with the matli, a package that represents good luck. The matli is a container which is now often made of steel and contains sweets and gifts for the groom and his family. This symbolizes the bride’s family’s acceptance [...]

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Face Start with a clean moisturized face. (Rec: Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel) Apply a face primer. The primer helps smooth out pores and makes for flawless makeup application. It also helps the foundation stay put for longer and keeps the oils away. (Rec: SKINN Orchid Gel Face Primer) Follow with a foundation of your [...]

The most exciting day of your life is soon approaching. You have secured your venue, contracted with your caterer, D.J, photographer, florist, decorator, and bakery. Your beautiful invitations have been printed and mailed to your guests. Since all the details have been arranged, you decide that it’s time for you to relax and look forward [...]

So you’re engaged! Within the South Asian community this could mean anything from “He proposed to me last night!” to “Our parents finally gave us permission to get married.” As soon as you realize that you’ll be planning an Indian wedding, read this article and make sure you do these 10 very important things first. [...]

Traditional Hindu wedding ceremonies last for many days and include rituals performed in Sanskrit which are often only understood by the priest conducting the Hindu Indian wedding. However, modern ceremonies are considerably shorter and are intended to be understood by even non-Indian audiences, making them suitable for marriage between different Hindu cultures and Hindu/non-Hindu marriages. [...]