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Honeymoon Destination: Rajasthan - Jaipur
Rajasthan is the ideal honeymoon location for couples who want a romantic escape after their Indian wedding. Jaipur is one of the most romantic locales on Earth, with its many palaces, fortresses and bazaars. The Wanderers take us on this journey through Jaipur.
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Honeymoon Destination: Bhutan
If you thought that ‘Shangri Las’ only existed in Hilton’s ‘Lost Horizon’ you might be mistaken. There are very few places in the world that come close to his fabled paradise. And one of them is Bhutan. Tucked away in the mighty Himalayas, this ancient kingdom is one of the most exclusive tourist destinations. From the bustling weekly markets to the fluttering prayer flags on the mountain slopes, from the unique architectural structures to the bounties of nature, Bhutan offers an unforgettable experience in a unique cultural setting.
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Honeymoon Destination: Greece
Its five thousand year history comes alive in Classical, Roman, Byzantine and Medieval antiquities and in customs that survive to this day. It’s a land of gentle natural beauty. The charm of the Greek islands must be seen to be believed. Most of the country is unspoiled; yet, it offers superb accommodations and transportation. The food is world-famous and entertainment is everywhere to be had.
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Honeymoon Destination: Kumaon
Kumaon, one of the most beautiful regions of India, is a place of beauty, culture and adventure. With a splendid backdrop of the Nanda Devi Range, one can spend hours just gazing. Here, the first rays of dawn bathe the stunning snow capped mountains into a bright crimson before spreading out in a kaleidoscope of colors. The valleys are deep, laced with snaking roads and green meadows. The mountain drives in Kumaon are the best in India with fabulous views of the Himalayas. Ancient temples, local fairs and traditional rural life are some of the cultural highlights.
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Punjabi Sangeet Song Lyrics
Planning a Punjabi Sangeet before your wedding? No Sangeet is complete without the singing of traditional Punjabi songs! Check out our popular picks with complete lyrics.
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Indian Reception Table Names
Every table at your reception will have a number, but that’s so plain! Give your guests something to talk about by naming your tables instead of just giving them a number. Guests will smile at the fact that they are sitting at “Table Passion” instead of just “Table 16.” Be as creative as you like, from naming the tables after special places you have been together to naming them after islands that you will be visiting on your honeymoon.
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Indian Wedding Guestbook Ideas
A guestbook serves as a great way of recording memories of your wedding day. Guests are able to leave notes for you so that you can look back and read their wishes. This aspect of the wedding can be completely personalized and you can make it as unique as your wedding. Read on to find different ways of getting your guests to sign in and write out their love.
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DIY: Place Card Candles
I was one of those “devil in the details” brides and place cards were one of the details I focused on. After rejecting many other ideas, I came upon a photo in a home decorating magazine of a candle wrapped in parchment paper.
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Capuccino Bar
Looking for a unique idea that hasn’t already been seen at all the weddings before yours? Try a cappuccino cart serving warm, yummy treats to your guests all night. This is a great alternative for a non-alcoholic reception so guests have a better variety of drinks.
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Ceremony: East Meets West
Indian wedding ceremonies are full of rich details. But if you’re looking for a modern twist that incorporates your American culture, try incorporating some Western wedding details. Make sure to clear any questions with your officiant to ensure that no traditions are dishonored.
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