Shibani Dandekar and Farhan Akhtar tied the knot in a fairytale wedding in Khandala recently, with close friends and family in attendance. The couple had been dating for around four years before they ...

From regal reds to dreamy pastels, Bollywood’s leading ladies have redefined bridal fashion with unforgettable wedding ...

Indian bridal wear is not merely a display of garments; it is a celebration of heritage, artistry, and the emotional grandeur of weddings. Internationally acclaimed couturier Gaurav Gupta’s debut ...

For every bride-to-be, a kaleera is one of the most cherished accessories in their bridal trousseau, symbolising prosperity, new beginnings, and love. These delicate ghungroos, shimmering with golden ...

Red is often the colour of choice when it comes to Indian weddings. Desi brides often opt for this shade due to its traditional and religious significance. However, in recent times, modern brides have ...

Arpita Mehta, who has carved a distinct identity in the Indian fashion landscape, calls herself “blessed” to be able to do ...

Despite having met as college students in Los Angeles and currently living in New York City, Mitali Gupta and Nick Ruzicka have always known they’d get married in India. Mitali grew up in Delhi, and ...

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Arjun Tendulkar and Saaniya Chandhok tied the knot in south Mumbai, with the bride stunning in classic red saree and the groom in a maroon embroidered sherwani.

The wedding scene in India is undergoing a stylish transformation as brides and bridesmaids embrace the groom's classic sherwani over traditional lehengas and saris. Influencers such as Aishwarya Rai ...

Indian weddings are a celebration of family, faith, and personal style, so the jewellery a bride chooses has to feel meaningful, timeless, and worthy of being passed down. That is exactly why many ...

Indian weddings are celebratory and always have been. Hundreds of people attend the functions, rituals span several days, and families invest in clothes and jewellery for both wearing and gifting. But ...