How to Plan a Wedding at Chilford Hall in Linton, Cambridgeshire, England
A couple's wedding day is one of the happiest days of their lives and they will want to mark the occasion accordingly. Chilford Hall offers a wedding service for couples who wish to say "I do" amongst the lush surroundings of Chilford Hall and the winery By Sophie S
Best Indian Wedding Invitation
Five Indian themed invitations for your Indian Wedding. By Shannon Wilson
Best Indian Wedding Favors
Five of the top Indian favors for your wedding. By Shannon Wilson
Best Indian Sherwanis for the Groom
Having an Indian Wedding and need a Sherwani for the groom? This article will tell you about five of the best sherwanis to buy. By Shannon Wilson
Indian Wedding Blues
A wedding reception speech to accompanying music and dance By Indra Chopra
Thailand: New Wedding Destination for Indians
There's a large Indian community in Thailand. Bangkok is directly connected to 12 Indian cities. By Nitasha Natu
Guide to Indian Weddings
This article describes how weddings are done in India. By Lynn Luther
Modern Day Wedding Dances: Couples Break Traditional Rules
Likely, you have seen the popular video featured on news stations featuring a couple moving from a traditional wedding dance into the popular hip hop classic 'Baby Got Back.' By -TC-
An 'Indian' Wedding
Have you ever wondered what Indian Weddings are actually about? Have you wondered if there was any one single model common to all its various communities? What rituals to follow if you were of mixed parentage? You are not alone. Read on and feel enlightened... By sreelata menon
Mexican and Indian-Americans
Successful teachers are those who take the time to familiarize themselves with the students in their classrooms. Understanding each child's background and unique set of circumstances aids in educating them to their full-potential. By Stephanie Welch
Best Indian Wedding Cake Toppers
The best Indian wedding cake toppers for your Indian wedding. By Shannon Wilson
What Are Indian Marriages like ?
The traditional Indian marriage is about bonding not of two people but of families,traditions and values. By Shazneen Pathak
Thursday, December 3, 2009
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Indian wedding is known for its glitz and glamour. It symbolizes tradition, celebration and togetherness. Here we speak of its changing facets from traditional to a more contemporary approach.