Phulkari is a folk art that originated in Punjab in the nineteenth century and it literally means floral embroidery. Phulkari embroidery makes use of darn stitch with brightly coloured unspun silk thread. The technique of this art was not documented anywhere but it was passed from one generation to the other. Women created Phulkari for their personal use during their free time and even today, Phulkari is a part of the bridal trousseau in Punjabi families. Here are some beautiful designs: Image from: carolynforbestextiles.com During olden days, different phulkaris were made for different occasions like wedding, childbirth and many other ...
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The tradition of wearing bangles in India goes back to 2000 BC and even earlier.Traditionally, bangles are associated with matrimony but the trends are quickly changing these days and the unmarried girls also love to wear bangles.
According to an Indian belief, the darker the color of mehndi or henna on your hands and feet, the more your mother-in-law loves you.
Wedding is the most important day of your life and every bride wants to look her best on her special day. Jewelry is as important as your wedding attire and you need to make sure that is perfectly coordinated with your wedding outfit. As a matter of fact, jewelry is the most important bridal accessory. You simply cannot afford to make a mistake as all the eyes will be focused on you. Right from maang tikka to the toe rings, each and every piece of bridal jewelry needs to be selected while keeping your appearance in mind and at the ...
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From the Saptapadi, the Kanyadaan the Saat Pheres, the Mangalsutra to the Solah Shringar, Indian weddings are rich in traditions. Enjoy the photos below – do you recognize any of these traditions…. Photos by: fotomartin.in, linaarps.com, phototantra.com and theconstrrian.in
Pamela and Davesh were married in a beautiful Bollywood meets Ireland themed wedding day on May 26, 2012. Their Catholic ceremony was in Cratloe Church followed by a beautiful, colourful Hindu Ceremony in Dromoland Castle. Darren Kirwan photographed their gold and red, multi-cultural day! Bride and Groom: Pamela Bentley, Actuary and Davesh Dubal, Investment Banker Length of engagement: 1 year and 9 months | Wedding date: 26th May 2012 Wedding ceremony/reception: Catholic Ceremony, Cratloe Church, Hindu Ceremony & Reception, Dromoland Castle Wedding photographer: Darren Kirwan Photography Every time we feature a new real wedding on WeddingsOnline, we fall head over ...
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Indian Wedding Tikka differnt styles for different brides…. Arya Vysya Wedding and Jaipuri Wedding Chettiyaar Wedding and Bengali Wedding Photos above from: malabargoldanddiamonds.com Photos from: davanam-com Below: Real Brides from www.photomagic.in