To have that perfect dream wedding a small helping hand is required. Organizing such a big event all on your own can leave you quite tired, frustrated and your budget blown over the top. So, its always better to ask for help to plan out the fantasy wedding.

We provide the following services
Location: Our team will help you with identifying the location best suited for your ceremony.

Accommodation
Food As per your budget and desire, our team will help you in booking the best accommodation for you and your guests India boasts of some of the finest heritage and excellent hotels of the world along with other ideal locations suitable for marriage purposes.

Travel
Our team would help you source the best travel mode to suite your pocket and desire. All your travel needs and worries can be put to rest on our shoulders. Our travel department will assist your guest to select and even book their travel programes, incase they wish to continue and see more of exotic India.

Ceremonies / Events
These are the very special days when you want everything to be finely crafted and perfectly executed. So we have our team customizing each and every occasion in a selective manner. We see to every detail of the ceremonial days, designing & implementing it to perfection and making the entire journey most memorable.

Priest
We can arrange priests of different religions. You can choose to marry the way you want , from hindu to irish to muslim and even vedic. Name it and we can do it.

Food
FoodGood food is something most of us love to indulge in. So our culinary experts see to it that the clients get the best food on the days when it matters the most. A whole range of cuisines from around the world can be served in its authentic taste and setting. We ensure that not only is the food made well but also served with style and class.

Themes
A theme of the occasion adds energy and novelty to the event. We offer a variety of themes, stage shows and cultural performances from all across India for you to choose from. We will help you recreate your thoughts, turning your dreams into reality.

The same news flashed on the news channel over an over again. Next day the morning news paper also has covered the same old news but in a newer way. Are you perplexed, disturbed: Don’t these media people have anything else to do? Is India lacking in News? No; instead India is having grand marriages and that is why the whole country is after it. The whole country wants to know about these celebrities, after all hey are icons.

Be it the corporate big wigs like the Saharas and the Mittals, or the Bollywood actors like Aishwarya-Abhisekh or hotelier like Vikram Chatwal, each of their weddings had one thing in common. All of these wedding ceremonies are nothing less than fairy tales. All of these marriages are the great celebrity weddings in India. All of these weddings are elaborate, expensive and emotional events.

The celebrity weddings are famous ones as they showcase the glamor and glitz of Indian wedding ceremonies in true sense but in an extravagant way. Recently India also saw the grandest of all weddings: The first lady of Indian cinema got married to the heir of Amitabh Bachchan.

This was another event which caught the headlines for long. Though it was declared an extremely private event but it did not matter for the journalists who waited for hours outside Bachchan’s residence Mannat or the venue Pratiksha. They cars of the bride and groom were hounded by the journo until they were stopped at the gates of the venue by hundreds of security personnel. The gloss and grandeur new no bounds and it made to every means of Media who tried their best to make it a social event.

Last year the same thing happened when Vikram Chatwal got married to Priya Sachdev. It was the greatest marriage of the year 2006. The hotelier Vikram Chatwal On 18th Feb 06, tied his wedding knot with Priya Sachdev, a Delhi based model.

Vikram Chatwal Priya Sachdev wedding was truly an epitome of splendid grandeur. This grand wedding consisted of top class ambience and its guest list included people from Iran to USA. Clintons, steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal and his son Aditya, supermodel Naomi Campbell, Prince of Iran, Prince Nicolas of Greece, US Congressman Joe Crowley and UK industrialist SP Hinduja are a few big wigs, who graced this glitzy mega event.

Another eventful marriage was that of “Desi-gone-abroad” businessman Arun Nayar and his fiancée, Hollywood actress Liz Hurley. The couple got married on March 2007. They married once in Britain and then the next league of celebrations continued in Nayar’s homeland, India. The much-talked about couple had been the center of attention both in Britain as well India for their one of a kind pair. After an English wedding in Britain, there had been celebrations for over 5 days in traditional Indian customs in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The families of the couple stayed at the Devi Garh.

Palace hotel in Udaipur, where the Indian hum-drum also took place. The couple’s friends were housed in Lake Palace hotel in Udaipur.

The wedding of two sons of corporate giant Subrata Roy was to be a great event and it proved to be such event of course. It was a spectacular event held at the Sahara Shaher in Lucknow. Starting from the pre wedding celebrations held at their palatial residence Swapna Kuti, it became a big hit.

More than 11,000 guests around the world attended the grand finale at Sahara Shaher. Among the people who attended the function includes names like business giant Anil Ambani, politician Mulayam Singh Yadav, cricketer Kapil Dev, actor Amitabh Bachhan, and actress Aishwarya Rai to name a few. There was nothing left to be done on a wedding ceremony. In one word it was just magnificent.

Similarly the wedding of the daughter of London-based steel tycoon Laxmi Niwas Mittal was another remarkable event in the history of Indian Traditional Marriages. Vanisha the daughter of Laxmi Niwas Mittal got married to Amit Bhatia, an investment banker based in London. The venue of the wedding was the Palace of Versailles, where the French ‘Sun King’ Louis XIV held court in the 17th century. The wedding was celebrated for six days and cost millions of pounds.

It was reported that the total cost of the wedding was around 30m / $55million that is more than rupees two hundred crores in Indian money. For weeks the wedding preparations, main day celebration and guest list made it to the page 3 news of all the leading dallies of the country and abroad. The guest list included names like from Indian and British society. Movie stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Preity Zinta and Aishwarya Rai was present to name a few. Famous lyricist and writer Javed Akhtar, is said, to have written a one-hour play to be staged during the run-up to the vivaah.

So, it helps to conclude no matter what you do, or where you stay, whether you be a celebrity of not it is better to come down to your own home land and get married and steal the show.

Planning a Wedding trip to India? This has become a most common practice for the NRI s and even for the non native ones from abroad who are in love with Indian culture or inquisitively want to touch up their special day with some unique features.

The wedding ceremony in India can be a very expensive affair but will surely be the most rocking event in your life as it has much to unfold. So, are you ready to pay and get the best? The wedding in India is getting very popular all over the world and many Foreign Nationals presently prefer to visit India and get married in the Indian style.

North Indian Wedding
Presently Hindu Wedding is in vogue. Hindu weddings are celebrated on a large scale all over the world. The marriage ceremony includes various pre wedding and wedding functions. The main function of the wedding takes place at the bride’s place and a mandap is erected and the interior is beautifully decorated with flowers, colorful personal adornment and decorative items. Indian wedding is all about fun and feast. According to Indian custom the bride and groom are showered with gifts and attention. Hindu wedding (Shaadi or Vivah in Hindi) ceremonies are traditionally conducted in Sanskrit, the language in which most holy Hindu ceremonies are conducted.

Modern Hindu weddings are often much shorter and do not involve all of the rituals of the traditional ceremony which sometimes were for 5 days. Instead certain ceremonies are picked by the families of the bride and the groom, depending on their family tradition, caste etc. The ceremony is held with the sacred fire (Agni) as the witness.

Different features include
Jaimala (Exchange of Garlands)
Madhupak (Offering of Yogurt and Honey)
Kanyadaan (Giving Away of the Bride)
Havan (Lighting of the Sacred Fire)
Rajaham (Sacrifice to the Sacred Fire)
Gath Bandhan (Tying of the Nuptial Knot)
Mangalphera (Walk Around the Fire)
Saptapardi (Seven Steps Together: Each step represents a marital vow)
First step: To respect and honor each other
Second step: To share each other’s joy and sorrow
Third step: To trust and be loyal to each other
Fourth step: To cultivate appreciation for knowledge, values, sacrifice and service
Fifth step: To reconfirm their vow of purity, love family duties and spiritual growth
Sixth step: To follow principles of Dharma (righteousness)
Seventh step: To nurture an eternal bond of friendship and love
Jalastnchana (Blessing of the Couple)
Sindhoor (Red Powder)
The groom applies a small dot of vermilion,
Aashirvad (Parental Blessing)
Menhdi (Henna Ceremony)
Mangalasutra (Thread of Goodwill)

South India Wedding
Marriages in South Indian Brahmin families are performed according to Vedic rites. In the olden days marriages used to be performed on four days. Normally marriages used to be conducted at the residence of the bride. Big pandal is erected in front of the house. It may cover neighbors house fronts and major portion of the street. The whole village used to be involved in the arrangements. Personal assistance for the bride’s family used to be just for the asking. This is another social aspect. With the disposal of the family members in various parts of the world and also due to lack of space in the cities and towns marriages are conducted in Kalyana Mandapams now-a-days.

Social aspects of marriages are (a) Reception by procession of the groom (Janavasam or Mappilai ashaippu) (b) Exchange of garlands (Maalai matruthal) (c) Oonjal (Swing on which the young to be married are made to sit and rocked gently.) (d) Nalangu (Passing coconut shape brass ball between the couple).

Different Steps
Janavasam: groom is offered new dress befitting the occasion and then he is taken in a procession in an open car to the mandapa
Vritham- groom performs religious rites for entering grahastha asramam.
Kasi Yatra
Exchange of garlands ( Malaai matruthal)
Oonjal
Kannika Dhanam
Mangalya Dharanam
Saptha sathu
Arundhadhi darsanam

In order to plan you wedidng in India you can get these help from different agencies
Wedding Planning and Co-ordination Service includes
Detailed planning meetings or initial email assistance
Planning software to chose venues and getting an idea of standard costing
Supplier sourcing and venue sourcing
Co-ordination with venue and suppliers
Maintenance of budget including control of supplier payments
Regular progress updates
Unlimited telephone and email assistance
Event management on the day

Other services include
Hotel bookings & transport
Air ticketing
Arrival – departures assistance
Mandap and Stage
Photography and Video
Beauticians & henna experts
Live music & DJs
Cultural performers
Firework, puppet show etc.

These agencies will work in phases to make your Dream Wedding come true with some initial consultation with you. They will do the Budget Setting, designing Wedding package and itinerary, organizing the Vendors chalking out the finer details on every important issue and on the day coordination.

According to their advices you can ask them to seek out and set up all your supplier meetings and manage your wedding on your behalf. This will also include the wedding day itself, where Weddings will be on hand to ensure that everything is running to plan on your big day.

Traditional Indian Wedding Dresses are believed to be the most glamorous and most colorful wedding dresses in the whole world. The red dresses are customary for the Indian Brides but since taste is changing over time, nowadays many brides like to consider different colors for their wedding. The wedding dresses worn by Indians are very different from the western style of wedding dress.

Actually Indian bride is expected to sparkle on her special day, so the Indian wedding dresses are usually very colorful with intricate designs and embroidery. If you are Getting Married in India you should definitely have a look into the details of a traditional Indian Wedding.

Indian Wedding Dresses
Indian wedding dresses for the brides are generally red as this is the color considered to be associated with good luck and is believed to bring the couple much happiness in future life. Indian wedding dresses are often a combination of intricate patterns, threading, sequences and beadwork. The Indian wedding dresses are usually made of a fabric that reflects light well such as satin, silk, or chiffon. The wedding sari can been beautified with awesome embroidery and embellishment work like zari, organza, zardosy, sequins, cut work, mirror work, pearl work, kasab, kundan work etc.

Whether you are a habitual lover of sari or not but on that day the most loved ensemble in your wardrobe is supposed to be this piece of beautiful 9-yard cloth, your bridal sari! In-fact, more than just a gorgeous outfit, the Indian wedding sari holds a lot of emphasis in the Indian tradition. Other accessories available with Indian wedding dresses are necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings or hair decorations on an Indian bride. It is all part of the bride on her wedding day.

Types of Indian Bridal Dress
There is such an incredible amount of cultural and religious diversity in the Indian sub-continent that the exact style of Indian wedding dresses will vary from region to region. However, some common styles include the sari, gaghra choli and shalwar kameez.

Sari: A sari is a length of cloth that is wrapped around the body in an intricate pattern. The length of cloth that remains after the sari has been wrapped is called the pallu.

Ghagra Choli: A gaghra choli usually consists of a very long skirt and short blouse. A lengthy scarf called a dupatta is draped across the chest.

Shalwar kameez: A shalwar kameez is a long tunic over pants, also with a dupatta draped across the chest. Depending on the bride’s preference, the dupatta can also be worn around the neck, over the head or pinned to one shoulder on the side.

Indian Bridal Accessories
Along with the wedding dress, there are certain elements of wedding wear that are essential to an Indian bride to make her feel complete. These accessories include necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings and hair ornaments, all worn at the same time! This type of extensive ornamentation is a traditional part of the wedding. Additional accessories include shoes, handbag and flower garlands to be placed around the neck.

New Trends in Indian Bridal Wear
Red continues to be a favorite for Indian wedding dresses. Red is considered to be the most gorgeous color fit for an Indian woman. Newer and softer shades of red are slowly but surely making their way into the Indian bridal collection. Also, designers are offering a greater selection of Indian wedding dresses and jewelry with a more delicate design. Another interesting trend is the fusion of Western style with traditional bridal themes. Some modern brides are choosing to pair cleaner lines with the traditional elaborate style of previous generations.

The salwar kameez and Lehenga Cholis are great alternative for western brides.

Indian bridal wear like Shalwar Kmaeez and Ghagra Cholis look great on all bodies. The salwar kameez comes in many different styles. The most interesting fact about shalwar Kameez as a bridal wear is that salwar kameez is often less expensive than other wedding dresses like saris. In addition, the salwar kameez, unlike more traditional wedding dresses, can be worn to other functions such as parties, semi-formal events and even work so the expenditure for it doesn’t go for a waste.

Another example of Indian bridal wear that looks great on any size is the lehnga cholis. Brought to India by the Moguls thousands of years ago, the lehnga cholis is a skirt and blouse combination that is rapidly becoming a favorite in Indian bridal wear. The lehnga cholis is dressy enough to be worn as a wedding dress yet can also be form to other formal occasions.