Guide To attending an Indian wedding 

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Dress code:

Guests are typically expected to dress in traditional Indian clothing, such as a saree, lehenga, or salwar kameez for women and a kurta, sherwani, or a suit for men. Avoid wearing white, as it is typically associated with funerals in India. Also, try to adhere to any specific dress code specified in the invitation.

Ceremonies: 

Indian weddings often comprise multiple ceremonies, which may vary depending on the couple’s regional and religious background. Some common pre-wedding ceremonies include the Haldi ceremony (applying turmeric paste on the bride and groom) and the Mehendi ceremony (applying henna on the bride and her female relatives and friends). The main wedding ceremony usually takes place under a mandap (a decorative canopy) and includes rituals such as the Jai Mala (exchanging floral garlands), Kanyadaan (giving away the bride), and Mangal Phera (circumambulating a sacred fire).

 

Food: 

Indian weddings are a gastronomic delight, offering a variety of traditional dishes. Food is typically served in a buffet style and is predominantly vegetarian, although some weddings may have separate vegetarian and non-vegetarian sections. It’s customary for guests to eat with their hands, but you can always ask for cutlery if you’re more comfortable with it.

 

Gifts

Gift-giving is an integral part of Indian weddings. The most common gifts are cash or gift cards, often presented in an envelope. If you prefer to give a physical gift, consider traditional items like home decor, jewelry, or religious artifacts. Check the wedding invitation for any gift registry or specific requests from the couple.

 

Dancing and Celebrations

Indian weddings are known for their vibrant and energetic celebrations, with music and dance playing a significant role. The sangeet ceremony is a popular pre-wedding event that involves musical performances, choreographed dances, and a lot of fun. During the wedding reception, don’t be surprised if you’re encouraged to join in on traditional dances like Garba or Bhangra.

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