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Jodhpur, the second largest city of Rajasthan, is one built alongside the soft sands of the Thar desert, surrounded by adorable cerulean painted homes and an atmosphere of vibrant life explained through the exuberant colours of the place and people.  With all of this, Jodhpur proves to be one of the most authentic Indian wedding experiences and destination you could ever imagine, all as if overflowing with the likes of folklore, heritage and grandeur all at once.

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The beach is the perfect destination for a small intimate wedding! Imagine the turquoise blue water as your backdrop, with stretches of silvery sand and the gentle breeze with the swaying of palm trees and your wedding mandap along the shore….doesn’t it sound like a fantasy?? Well it truly is!  Beaches offer a perfect balance between a very formal to a casual ceremony. Though the surroundings are casual the décor can make it formal and mystical.

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Tamil weddings are very vibrant and colourful with a host of pre-wedding rituals. The rich and bright coloured kanjeevaram silk sarees add to the ambience, making it very animated.

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Muslim weddings are called Nikaah in Urdu and do not need any muhurat (auspicious time). They can take place on any day of the year. Traditionally, Muslim weddings were held either at the bride or the groom’s home but this has changed over the years. Now a day’s weddings take place at banquet halls due to space constraints.

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A budget is one of the most important things on your wedding planning list. Any wedding – either be it one which takes place amidst thousands of guest or one which is celebrated only amongst your closest friends and family – will take ‘a budget’ to organize. Building this budget helps you narrow down your expenditures, hence, helping you spend on all the right places without you getting paranoid of going over-board.

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The word ‘wedding’ in itself sends a bunch of girls into a fit of excitement, especially when that wedding is of one of their very own. But ask any girl, and she will tell you how she has been planning her wedding day ever since she was a few years old. From how her outfit will look to what flowers will be used in the decoration, everything has already been mapped out. So when the time really does come to putting these plans to action, imagine her state of mind? Well, delightful of course! Because when a girl plans her wedding she not only thinks of the intricate details but goes all the way in setting up the best ways in which she can have fun with her girls while at it.

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Kashmiri weddings are very glamorous. The matching of the horoscopes of the prospective couple is given utmost importance at Kashmiri weddings.

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Jain weddings are simple and very traditional with a lot of rituals. They are not as elaborate as weddings in some other Indian communities but a Jain wedding is considered to be incomplete without a grand proclamation by the bride and groom and publicly accepting the institution of marriage.

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Chikan embroidery originated in Lucknow and is one of the finest textile decorating styles in India. This style of embroidery draws its inspiration from Persian art form and the name has been derived from the Persian work Chakin or Chikeen meaning a cloth wrought with needle work. It started as a court craft during the Mughal era and was introduced by Noorjehan, wife of the Mughal emperor – Jahangir.

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Marwari weddings are lavish and grand with a host of pre and post wedding ceremonies stretching over a number of days. They are usually royal and majestic with a large number of guests. Marwari weddings are grand in every aspect be it food or décor.

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