Wedding Registration in India, the Legal Paperwork Couples Often Forget
A wedding and a legal marriage are not always the same thing in India. It is essential for every couple, even when they complete every traditional wedding ritual, exchange every vow, and celebrate for days, to officially register their marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 or the Special Marriage Act, 1954. These two marriage acts are laws that govern marriage registration in the country.
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How to Spot a Wedding Vendor Scam Before You Pay the Advance
Finding a wedding vendor at a good price can feel like a win, especially when the wedding date is getting closer. But a low quote, attractive portfolio, or a limited-time offer does not always mean the vendor is reliable. Some vendors may use fake reviews, copied photos, or pressure tactics to collect an advance and then fail to deliver what they promised.
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Akshintalu in Telugu Weddings: Why Is It Performed at Home and at the Wedding Hall?
Wedding rituals and traditions have been evolving over time. While some customs are relatively new, others have been followed for generations and continue to be practiced. Akshintalu is one such wedding ritual that has been carried out for generations and continues to be an important part of Telugu weddings. Akshintalu can be seen being performed at the couple’s home, at the marriage hall, and even at temples.
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Booking a Pandit for Your Wedding: What to Ask Before You Confirm
Jeelakarra-Bellam is one of the most important rituals in a traditional Telugu wedding. It is the moment when the bride and groom place a paste made of cumin and jaggery on each other’s heads. Many families consider this the true moment a couple becomes married, even more than the tying of the Mangalsutra that follows it.
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Arundhati Nakshatram in Telugu Marriage: Meaning & Significance
A Telugu wedding is filled with rituals that connect the couple to long-standing traditions. One of these is the practice of showing the bride and groom the Arundhati Nakshatram. The ritual has a simple act: the newly married couple is guided to look at a particular star in the night sky.
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