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Wedding Fun Fact In ancient Roman weddings, brides wore a flame-coloured veil called a “flammeum” to symbolize warmth, protection, and their transition into marriage. This tradition is thought to have inspired the modern bridal veil, which now symbolises purity and modesty! How many of you knew about this fun wedding fact? Drop me a comment below. #wedding #weddingfunfact #weddingplanning #cornwallweddingphotographer #weddingphotographer #devonweddingphotographer #ukweddingphotographer #cornwallweddingphotography #cornwallwedding #beachwedding

I started watching Indian jewelry ads, especially the ads of #Tanishq , not when my marriage was made in heaven (as it is believed) but a few weeks before my wedding was solemnized on earth in early 2017. In those days, Tanishq capitalized on the raw emotions of Indian parents buying #wedding jewelry for daughters (not daughters-in-law) and marrying off daughters with all the glitters of gold/dazzles of diamonds, and some tears in its #advertisements. Those ads must have resonated with the real parents who dreamed of a big wedding for their lado-se-pali daughters in the upper and upper-middle-class reaches of Indian society. I must say those sentiment-laden ads would make me think, “Isn’t Tanishq supporting or promoting the deep-rooted dowry system indirectly?” However, #Tanishq is riding the waves of progressive narratives in recent times. The 'Women’s Day 2023' ad of the country’s top jewelry brand was a breakthrough. It advocated the need to empathize with multi-tasking, dutiful, caring women in our lives (like Rupali Ganguly’s Anupamaa Joshi on Star Plus) and treat them as humans, not untiring superwomen. Tanishq’s new ad film, For Marriages Crafted by You, showcasing the Rivaah jewelry collection zeroes in on the narrative of the modern bride who opts for a traditional wedding and seeks an equal partner in her groom at the same time. The brand’s first multilingual ad film challenges the age-old societal norms that expect only brides to adapt to what awaits her in a new house, a new family, and a new relationship. I am heartened to see the #Tata brand on the cusp of a transition from using reel brides as mere mannequins to treating them as #trailblazers. ?? ‘Beti ki Bidaai Maa Baap ka Sapna Hota Hai’ is now passé, at least, in Tanishq ads. #Indianadvertisements #Jewelrybrands #TataGroup #Tatabrands #Adfilms

Ah, it seems like you're referring to "marriage day" or "wedding day." This is the day on which a wedding ceremony takes place, marking the union of two people in marriage. Here are some common elements of a wedding day: Ceremony: This can be religious or civil, where the couple exchanges vows and rings. Attire: Traditional clothing like a wedding dress for the bride and a suit or tuxedo for the groom. Reception: A celebration following the ceremony, often including a meal, dancing, and speeches. Traditions: These vary by culture but can include things like the first dance, cutting the cake, and toasts. Guests: Family, friends, and other loved ones who come to celebrate the couple's union. Photography: To capture memories of the day, often with a professional photographer. Would you like more detailed information on any specific aspect of a wedding day?

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Why isn't anyone talking about Planning the 'Happily ever After'!?!?!? 'Happily Ever After' needs far more Planning and Careful Execution than a Wedding!! Start on the wrong footing there, and the journey can become a Roller Coaster you didn't bargain for!!! The Wedding Outfit - Max Five Times Jewellery - Twenty Five Times (maybe!) Invites, Decoration, Fireworks, Catering - Consumables!! Photography - Invaluable until the Marriage lasts!! A Strong Financial Understanding of each other's Goals, Strengths and Shortcomings, and Building a Fool Proof Plan - Invaluable for a Lifetime (and a successful marriage comes as a by product)! If you know someone who is Planning a Wedding, and has still not started these Conversations, Tag them, Share this Post with them, Like and Comment! A Money Tree #happilyeverafter #destinationweddings #creatingmoneycompatability #couplegoals #amoneytree #sumanmakhija #dhanashreebhatkal

Did you know that September is the second most popular month to get married? ?? October ranks in the top spot. Make sure you're ready for the fall rush with these stats for jewelers in our latest article: #weddingseason #fallwedding #weddingjewelry #jewelry

A promise ring is a symbol of commitment and love between two individuals. It is a special piece of jewelry that is given as a token of a promise or pledge to each other. These rings are often exchanged between couples who are not quite ready for marriage but want to show their dedication and commitment to each other. They can also be given as a symbol of friendship or a promise to oneself. Promise rings come in a variety of styles and designs, making them a unique and personal gift. Some feature intricate designs and gemstones, while others are simple and understated. Whatever the design, the sentiment behind a promise ring is what truly matters. Whether you are looking to make a promise to your partner, friend, or even yourself, a promise ring is a beautiful and meaningful way to symbolize your commitment and love. www.cherielueur.com #promisering #jewelry #sterlingsilver

From Wooing To Wedding: 8 Things Every Groom Should?Know

Personal Update First Marriage Done ? Tarunya has completed this year's first wedding. Here is what the bride experienced 1) Punctuality: ?Reach Time was 9am, Team Assembled at 8:30am ?Setting Up the Vanity Before Hand as soon as the bride enters, WE START 2) Hygiene: ? With the extra half our we double clean the tools ?Using Disposable Tools is Preffered as no mistakes can be done 3) Setting Expectations Right: ?The Bride is Briefed before hand, They know the Makeup, The Hairstyle and the Look Once this is done the review is what you get. If any of you friend is getting married in upcoming months, Do share #wedding #bride #mumbai #makeup

The traditional superstitious idea that "a groom shouldn't see the bride in her wedding dress before the ceremony" stems from a time when arranged marriages were common. There was a fear that if the groom saw the bride beforehand, he might not want to go through with the wedding if he didn't find his bride attractive. Essentially, the bride's appearance was meant to be a 'surprise' until the moment of commitment at the altar. Superstition and tradition states that it is 'bad luck' to see each other before the wedding ceremony—but many consider that is pretty outdated thinking, right? In fact, taking the wedding photos together 'before' the wedding ceremony is practical and a nice gesture to the guests by not making them wait to begin the reception after the wedding ceremony for a photo shoot. This practice emerges from pre-18th century time, when it was common place for pre-arranged marriages. In some cultures it was deemed "unlucky" for a bride and groom to see one another. If you and your fiancée are not superstitious, and do not believe in 'bad luck' then the two of you should discuss the "seeing" or "not seeing" idea and agree upon a decision. It's a good idea to inform your parents about your decision, so there's no mother-in-law surprises on your wedding day!