Articles, tagged with "wedding rituals", page 4
01st March 2010
Assam is a state known for its cultures, believes and symbolism. Symbolism is an important asset of Assamese culture; various beliefs, identities and feeling are used to express using the art of symbolism. The three most popular symbols of Assam culture a...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
24th February 2010
Indian marriages are famous all over the world due to its grandness and the scale on which it is celebrated. Also, there are as many types of marriages as the number of castes, religions, cultures and states exist in the country. Every community or group ...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
09th February 2010
Parsi marriages are called 'Lagan' and are quite different from Hindu weddings. Though Parsi weddings are simple, their rituals are spread over a week like other Indian marriages. For Parsis, marriage is an occasion of social and religious celebrations. T...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
04th February 2010
Muslim matrimony lay emphasis on union of two souls and is known as ‘Nikaah' in Urdu. Muslim marriages may not be extravagant but are simple and beautiful.
The rituals of Muslim weddings vary greatly from Hindu weddings. The ceremonies of an Islamic...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
27th January 2010
Indian weddings are celebrated with great pomp and vigor. There are numerous kinds of weddings in India and Sikh weddings are one of them. For Sikhs, marriage is not only a physical and legal union but also a fusion or the holy union of two souls. Followe...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
26th January 2010
Wedding is itself a special bond, which brings several happy moments in every couple's life. It's about celebrating your love with each other, when two persons want to be two bodies and one soul. This is one of those valuable relationships, which cannot b...
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Author:
hanrywilliam
05th January 2010
Marriage is a social unification or a legal bond between individuals that adds more value to their relationship. It is also marked as a very special occasion in every person's life. Marriage practices are very diverse across cultures and are followed by v...
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Author:
Murtaza Fidahusen
04th January 2010
The weddings in Karnataka are a simple and joyful affair unlike other weddings in India, which are bright and pompous. The people of Karnataka, also known as kannidias, have many communities hence the marriage ritual varies in each of them unlike other co...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
16th December 2009
On the east coast of India, along with the Bay of Bengal lies the amazing state of Orissa, the locals there are knows as Oriyas. The Oriyas like to live a simple and plain life with minimal pomp and show, which gets reflected in their festivals and in the...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
26th November 2009
In general, Christian wedding are solemnised in Churches and Christian weddings in India are not exceptions. These weddings do not replicate all the things from the west but basic tenets remain the same. The Indian Christian Wedding is an extensive affair...
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Author:
harrymax
26th November 2009
Wedding is a celebration cite for several old traditions rooted from forgotten Wedding rituals. One of its most widespread tradition is the exchange of gifts. Although some of its tradition has been largely changed since that time, such as the giving of d...
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Author:
Beverly Huffine
19th October 2009
Indian Weddings are widely known as the sacred bond that binds couples and bless them to embark on a life journey together. The weddings in India are affairs to induct a new member into the family fold. These are the occasions on which people recall the ...
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Author:
harrymax
16th August 2009
Wedding photography is a completely different art. It means something more than just capturing normal photographs. A wedding photographer is responsible for capturing the best moments during a wedding ceremony. There are several occasions and rituals in a...
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Author:
sussexweddingphotographer
31st July 2009
Weddings have been held for centuries and centuries over the generations. So yours is not the first and is certainly not the last. But that does not lower the importance of that day to you; neither does it lessen the joy and the elation that you feel in a...
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Author:
1weddingsource
07th July 2009
Weddings in Andhra Pradesh are different from those in neighboring southern states of India. In Andhra Pradesh, while conducting a wedding, Telugu people follow their own traditions and customs. In Telugu weddings, the bride's maternal uncle and her broth...
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Author:
Jharna Bhatnagar
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