Planning A Winter Wedding? Know The Dos And Don’ts

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Do's (Learn the customs)

Indian weddings, particularly Hindu ones, are renowned for their vibrant rituals, each ceremony, including the Mehndi, Saptapadi, and vow recitation.

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Do's  (Enjoy the food)

Guests are encouraged to participate in the wedding feast, embracing Hindu food with an open mind, as it signifies approval and best wishes for the couple.

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(Do's )Dress Modestly

Indian wedding guests are expected to dress modestly, with traditional attire like sari or lehenga for females and suits and sherwani for men.
 

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Don't

To save time after a wedding, consider using an online registry and shipping items directly to the bride and groom. 
 

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Don't

Unusual Timings

Indian weddings are often scheduled at unusual hours, with astrology suggesting an auspicious time of 2 or 3 am, particularly in north India.
 

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Don't

Traditional Indian attire includes various styles beyond the iconic sari, such as lehengas, anarkalis, and more, each with its unique draping and design.

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Don't

Failing to have a contingency plan for unexpected weather conditions that can leave your winter wedding celebration vulnerable to last-minute disruptions.

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