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A mehendi function is usually more fun than any other functions during the wedding festivities. It is intimate where the bride is surrounded by her besties, friends and family. Minus the ladkewal...
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The nath is ceremonially removed by the bridegroom to symbolise the end of his new wife's virginity. The word nath is derived from the Hindu word ‘Naath’, meaning husband. There are some brides w...
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As the name suggests, an anklet is a piece of jewellery worn on the feet, around the anklets. For an Indian bride, it is an essential element of the Solah Shringar. Check out these 12 gorgeous an...
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The word comes from two Sanskrit words - mangala meaning holy, auspicious and sutra meaning thread. It symbolises that they will be mates for life until death separates them. As told by religious...
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“Jhumka gira re, Bareilly ke bazaar mein!”
Not sure about them falling but these jhumkas are definitely going to make you fall in love with them! Jhumkas are one of the most popular earring cho...
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Who doesn’t like jewellery? Jewellery has been passed on from our lovely stone age ancestors that first made jewellery out of leaves, stones shells or whatever they could find. A bride is adorned ...
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Marilyn Monroe said it right - “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend.” In case you have forgotten to get your beloved a gift this Valentine’s Day, we are here with the perfect solution! Fiona Diamon...
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Every bride wants her bridal look to stand out in the crowd. Red is undeniably a bride’s go-to colour for the bridal lehenga but the trick is to make the quintessential colour pop with exceptional...
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You know that bunch of bangles (or choodas) that a bride has to wear throughout the wedding celebrations and for a few after that as well? It may seem fancy for a minute but after that it starts ...
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Historical paintings and texts from the Mughal era talk about jewellery as an integral part of the Mughal court lifestyle. Jewellery was influenced by local customs and traditions. The kings and q...
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Gone are the days when brides would drown themselves in kilos and carats of jewellery. Nowadays, brides believe in the concept of ‘less is more’ and prefer taking the minimal route in terms of th...
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Your wedding jewellery isn’t just jewellery on your wedding day because Indian families equate jewellery with the pride of the family. When you go jewellery shopping you’re obviously not going alo...
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