Are You An Indian In Abroad? Five Ways to Add an Indian Touch to Your Wedding

Paint it Red
Red or maroon outfits are considered to the traditional wedding outfits in india, if you think that pure maroon will look quite out of place in a foreign country you can pair a white lengha or saree with an embroidered red dupatta for a finish that will pay homage to the authentic indian bride in red.

Dual celebrations
For couples confused about how to combine ceremonies and rituals from two different cultures, a double ceremony is the perfect solution Traditional Indian ceremonies are often held in the morning because it’s considered an auspicious time of day; if you’re opting for two ceremonies, consider scheduling one in the morning and one later in the day right before the cocktail hour.

Mehendi
Even if you’re not wearing a traditional indian wardrobe, it doesn’t mean you can’t add some indian tradition to your look. Deeply colored mehndi designs are a stunning standout when contrasted with an elegant white gown.

Get desi with the Pre-Wedding Parties
some live music and dance performances to your rehearsal dinner to turn it into a glamorous sangeet. The party can even turn into a pre-wedding dance class: hire traditional bhangra or garba dancers to entertain everyone.

Food
We already know the path to anyone’s heart is through their stomach — the same of course applies to your guests! Incorporating some lip-smacking desi dishes to your menu is an easy (and tasty!) way of adding indian style to your celebration.
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