Make Up Murah

The most important day in the life of a girl is her wedding day. This is the day when a girl wants to look most beautiful. Makeup play an important role in the beauty of a bride. So, a bride should have a perfect makeup on her wedding day. In actual bridal makeup starts a few days before her wedding. Facials should be done a week before the wedding. Skin, hair and nail care should be done at least 2-3 weeks before the wedding day. Stay away from sun and do not compromise with your sleep. All these steps taken before will give a smooth skin to bride. Because a smooth skin is always required for a smooth and perfect makeup. Bridal makeup tips for wedding day are given below.

• Use a good quality of cream foundation and layer it using powder foundation to make the skin more smoother.
  
  
• Also apply powder foundation on your neck and ears, so that your face couldn’t be look like a painted face.
  
  
• Based on your skin tone you may choose lip color. You can use some bright lip colors which are orange-red, orange-gold. The warm lip colors are yellowish and orangish browns; mahogany, deep warm reds and chocolate. And some of the deep cool colors blue-reds, magenta, shades of lilac, cool brown, deep purple, plum and pink.
  
  
• To get a subtle look use air-brush properly and choose some light shades like cream, lime green, gold and brown can be used for warm skin undertones and use lilac, soft pink and plum for cool skin undertones.
  
  
• Use Neutral colors to look more natural. Don’t use bright and neon colors as they will make your skin ashy.
  
  
• For a natural look don’t apply any makeup on brows. After putting the shadow primer apply eye color and a natural shadow.
  
  
• Use two layers of waterproof mascara.
  
  
• After applying the complete makeup use face powder. This will help in long stay of your makeup.
  
  
• Use a good hairstyle to complement your makeup.
  

Mandawa is a small but stunning desert village in the midst of the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. Its name originated from the Shekhawat clan, the most powerful clan amongst all clans in Mandawa. History and its remains say that Mandawa is famous for its excellent architectural construction of havellis, forts, temples and cenotaphs.

Royal Wedding Palaces in Mandawa:

Mandawa havelli: Mandawa Havelli was built in 1896 by the 15th ruler of Mandawa, Thakur Bhagwat Singhji. Mandawa is a metropolis which is set apart by beautiful palaces and historic havellis, claiming itself as the best location where wedding arrangements are undertaken. Royal Weddings in Mandawa will give you the appeal for this occasion which will be for lifetime. The fort has wide courtyards and sprawling lawns.

Jodhpur is the second largest city of Rajasthan. It is also known as the blue city. Jodhpur, the doorway of the grand Thar Desert was formerly the capital of the Marwar State. It was founded in 1459 by Prince Jodha of the Rathore clan. A 10 km long wall encircles this medieval kingdom, where one can still savour the lifestyle and charm of a bygone era.

Royal Wedding Palaces in Jodhpur:

Umaid Bhawan Palace: Umaid Bhawan is completely a construction of marble and pink sandstone and it is believed that the palace was constructed to give employment to the famine-struck population of the city. This splendiferous structure is at present is the habitation of the former rulers with a fraction of it running as hotel and the other part as a museum. Mandore Gardens, the Sardar Government Museum, library and the zoo are located in the pleasant Umaid Gardens.

Mehrangarh Fort: Mehrangarh Fort has spread over an area of 5 sq. km in the heart of the city. The fort has seven gates of which the noted ones are the Jayapol, built by Maharaja Man Singh in 1809.

Taj Hari Mahal: Set in the midst of a green carpet of over six acres this palace gives you deluxe refreshment. With architectural style of mogul days and grand interiors you live in a world of fantasy in Taj Mahal Hari.

Ajit Bhavan Palace: Ajit Bhavan Palace, the first heritage hotel in India was build exclusively for Maharaja Sir Ajit Singh, younger brother of Maharajah Umaid Singhji. Here you can feel the feel the regal charm of the ancient Rajput culture. Here you can get a complete royal style wedding, a royal welcome for all your guests.

Food stuffs, apart from being the basic necessities of life play an equally important role in every occasion of our life. Indians are known to be fond of varied spicy tastes and eating habits, depending from place o place. So you can very well imagine about the food platter served at the Indian weddings, which is a grand event of one’s lifetime, therefore there is no doubt about the kind of delicacies you will get to experience. On the other hand, Indian weddings are all about having a jolly and memorable time with some traditional feel which reflects on the food items as well.

However, regions from where the bride and the groom originate also make a difference in the menu or the kind of food being served, though; the basics are almost similar to the other and without the presence of the perfect Indian platter, we cannot enjoy the real style of Indian wedding.

Types of Wedding Feasts:

Behind every successful occasion or an event be it a gathering of four persons or a big wedding, food plays a vital part to set the right ambiance. Indian Wedding Feast will be in two different shades, either vegetarian or non-vegetarian or at times it can be a mixture of both keeping in mind about what majority of the guests would prefer. Special chefs’ expert in their own department shows their culinary expertise!!

• North Indian Food: If we talk about the northern part of Indian weddings, it basically comprises of snacks like meat balls, allu tikki, finger chips and others accompanied by different sauces and hot or soft drinks, mocktails, etc. However, these snacks are served before and till the pheras are going on but the second the pheras and the wedding rituals are over, the guests are served with the main course which is likely to be both veg and non-veg, followed by the amazing deserts.
  

• Western Food: Western menus are very popular. Western menu usually is pure vegetarian without onion and garlic, comprising mainly of Roti, daal or kadhi, rice and sabzi, followed by deserts like shrikhand, jalebi and others.

• Eastern Food: Eastern food, offers a wide range of Bengali and Bihari food stuffs, snacks, finger foods and drinks. Besides, that the main menu consists of Potol Posto, complete vegetarian, Muri Ghonto (non veg), fish, Begun and Bhaja, deep fried vegetables, etc, while Roshogulla and Mishti Doi are eaten as deserts. In a Bihari wedding, emphasis is on sweets, snacks and the main course, all at the same time, while later on both vegetarian and non vegetarian platter are served, as rice the main part.

• South Indian Food: In the southern India, wedding rituals are mainly done in the early hours of morning. Food is served on banana leaves with the sitting arrangement on the ground.

• North Eastern Food: In comparison to all the other parts of India, the wedding feasts served in the north east are different. North east mainly comprises of the ‘seven sisters states’ namely Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura. In North Eastern food there are special menus lined up, non-veg delicacies like pork with bamboo shoots, pork ribs with shittake mushrooms, beef with seasonal green veggies to name a few and for deserts according to north easterners taste, fruit salad with dry nuts, different pastries with the cream or chocolate toppings, apple pie, etc.

Udaipur, well known for its lakes is also popular for its remarkable palaces and historic venues. This is a land of heritage palace hotels and historical venues for a memorable once-in-a-lifetime 'Royal Wedding'. It has royal palaces for a dreamy wedding where a traditional welcome and red carpet is laid out for you, your family and your wedding guests are treated as royal guests.

Some of the very famous Royal Wedding Palaces in Udaipur are:

• Jagmandir Island Palace: Jagmandir was built by Maharana Karan Singh in 1622 as a pleasure palace for her royal parties. And today this magnificent palace serves as the perfect venue for a royal island wedding.

• Zenana Mahal: For someone who dreams about candle-lit ceremonies, one can always opt for this royal palace. In fact, most of the royal candle-lit weddings in Udaipur are hosted here. Your guests get to enjoy the romantic ambience along with some delicious delicacies of Udaipur.

• Deogarh Mahal: Deogarh Mahal is located in the district of Lalitpur, Rajasthan. It’s situated about 135 km to the north east of the gorgeous city of Udaipur. This Mahal was transformed into a royal wedding palace by Rawat Nahar Singh - theroyal wedding palace in udaipur present owner of the palace. Deogarh Mahal is characterized with lakes, greying battlements, domes, turrets, and huge gateways, this 17th century epitome of Mughal and Rajput architecture is now a heritage lovers’ paradise. The exquisite collection of miniature paintings of the royal family is another great attraction of the palace. Deogarh Mahal is a perfect place for Palace Wedding because it is situated atop on a beautiful hillock.

• Devigarh palace: A palace wedding in Devigarh would just be a perfect idea. Come here and feel the sanctity and affluence of the royal wedding in Devigarh. DeviGarh Fort Palace is the only royal wedding venue in Devigarh nestled on the Aravalli hills at the Delwara village, one of three entrances to the romantic Udaipur valley.

Every day has an importance in everybody’s life, but the most auspicious day of anybody’s life is the wedding day. A new feeling, a new life, a new family is going to begin. The last few days of bachelorhood are quite joyful.

The initial wedding function of the binding the two hearts is the roka ceremony. It is an official announcement of the marriage. As the date of the marriage comes closer the celebrations are increased. According to the hindu mythology, the marriage is the purest task of man on earth. Few days before the wedding day a sagan ceremony is organized. In this ceremony, the boy and girl exchange their token of love that is the ring. That ring is to placed in the ringfingure so as to keep the relation ever lasting. A day before the marriage is the mehndi ki raat. This day is considered as the most joyful night for the girl’s family and the boy,s family. The families celebrate this occasion with ladies sangeet.

Then comes the most wonderful day, means Wedding day. This day is considered as the most memorable day for the couple. According to the rituals two souls are made one, two knots are tied, in all a new relation is made that of a husband-wife. The next day of the marriage is considered as the reception. As the word reception itself defines the meaning. There is a get together of the family members, relatives, friends at the bridegroom place. Everybody gives blessing to the couple and a new bond is created between the two beings. Indian Weddings are meant to be the most happening marriages all over the world. Fun, frolic, emotions, sentiments, laughter, cry. In all, Indian weddings are considered as the mixture of endless emotions.

Everybody wants to organize a special party for their wedding function, but it becomes very stressful for them to arrange different services, one needs at that time. So, to avoid such a stress there are wedding planners, who take care of all such responsibilities. India is known for its diverse culture and religion and Indian Weddings are celebrated with all these customs, traditions and rituals. When you want to organize a wedding with all Indian customs and traditions, then there is a wedding planner who takes care of every responsibility and make your wedding more memorable. Wedding planners try their level best to make your wedding unforgettable.

Wedding Planners provide services for each and every thing related to wedding like consultation, budget planning , deciding venues, guest accommodation arrangement, theme decor, beauticians & henna experts, local transportation, catering, floral and lighting decor, mandap and stage, traditional attire for bride, groom and guests, photography and video, wedding cake, as well as priest etc. For entertainment they can also provide special groups of artists like folk dancers, musicians, cultural performers, live music & DJs, Fire eaters, snake charmers, grand firework, hire elephants and horses for wedding procession.

So, if a person wants to arrange a unique wedding, then he or she can approach an Event Management Company . It is not a predicament, but one needs to organize things properly.

Indian weddings are a holy union connecting two individuals, their families, exchanging years old cultures and traditions and adapting to the new environment. Usually, the wedding ceremony is a sequence of multicolored and bright events, continuing for a period of around 7days. Its seems to be fortunate for those who get to see or attend the functions of an Indian wedding as weddings in India are considered to be a delight to witness since there are many exhilarating and thrilling customs and traditions related to them. Regardless of the differences in their culture and tradition as people are from different religious background, Indian weddings are believed to be an occasion of great.

Baraat in an event entirely meant to welcome the groom and his family. It’s kind of an event wherein the groom and everyone from the groom’s side are given a special welcome with flowers, garlands and money showering in the cases of the rich and the wealthy. Hence, Barat is one of the coolest and most entertaining traditions in the whole wedding ritual, which is marked by a march starting from the groom’s residence accompanied by all the near and dear ones from the groom’s side, dancing away in full glory and the groom becoming the ‘hot wane babes of the day’. As the baraat reaches at the entrance of the wedding venue, they exchange greetings with the bride’s family known as ‘Milni’, followed by the groom’s ‘Aarti’ which is performed by the bride’s mother and after finishing all these small ceremonies the groom’s crowd go into the wedding site.

Sangeet Night is mainly associated with Indian Weddings, which is organized before one day of wedding and sometimes Sangeet Night and mehndi nights is organized together. Sangeet Night is organized in bride as well groom’s home. On this day all the close relatives of bride and groom’s family gather at their homes. In older times this day was specially associated with ladies. Indian traditional wedding songs were used to sung by ladies and they were also used to perform dance on those songs.

Now the time has changed. Now a days men also participate in this function. Now there is a fashion of DJs and Dhols. Bollywood songs are played on DJ. Dhol walas are called and all the relatives dance and enjoy the Sangeet Night a lot. Every religion in India has different culture and customs and based on that they celebrate this night like Gujratis have their own traditional songs and dances like Garbha, Dandiya and Bhangra is most famous in Punjabis. Like the same every religion in India celebrate this special night as per their tradition and culture.

These Sangeet Nights are not only limited to family members and relatives. These days people call upon famous celebrities, dance groups and traditional singing groups to give special performances on this day. And instead of celebrating the Sangeet Night at home they book farmhouses, hotels or any open space or resorts.

The main day ceremonies are usually conducted at the bride’s parent’s house but at the present age due to lack of space, majority of the wedding ceremonies are held at a place where all the guests can be easily accommodated comfortably and every single wedding ceremony could be arranged with ease and lots of entertainment. The main day wedding ceremonies are full of hardcore rituals which in no case or at any point of time can be taken lightly. According to the Indian traditions, wedding is a life long union of two individuals and a holy association, which brings a young man and a young woman to a stage of manhood and womanhood. The main wedding ceremony can be divided into mandap ceremony and var mala ceremony.

• Varmala Ceremony: Var Mala is known as one of the most important wedding ceremonies of the main wedding day. During this ceremony bride and groom exchange flower garland.

• Mandap Ceremony: Mandap is a place where the bride and the groom will be performing all the wedding ceremonies and rituals while the Indian priest, “pundit” reads the religious hymns at the backdrop. The mandap is decorated with vibrant colors which usually pray for their richness and well being of their married life, adorned with some exclusive flowers on the other hand. Surrounding the mandap are the four pillars representing both the bride and the groom’s parents. These pillars express the bride and the groom’s gratitude towards their parents for their well up-bringing and for making them the fine man and woman they are today. The most significant ceremonies performed around the mandap are the “saat phere” and the “kanyadan”. Saat phere signifies the seven circles taken by the bride and the groom around the holy fire, chanting holy mantras, making promises to each other. While on the other hand, kanyadan is yet another ritual of the main wedding, where the bride’s father or brother in front of all the family members and guests as witnesses, gives her hands to the groom with all her responsibilities coming forth!

Wedding Ceremonies whether its pre, main or post are thought of as the central attraction of our lives. Weddings are a lengthy gathering and it’s really exhilarating to know that even after the completion of the main wedding ceremonies, the merriment and all the partying don't come to a halt, but go on and the reason behind this is, weddings are just the first step towards a new life and beginning a new life filled with happiness and joy, marks the positive attitude towards the future. Post wedding ceremonies include Vidaai Ceremony and Reception Ceremony.

• Vidaai Ceremony: Vidaai is part of a post wedding ceremony. This characterizes the final goodbye of the bride to her family members and also marks an end to all the wedding ceremonies. Therefore, this ritual signifies the new establishment of newly wed’s married life along with her husband’s family. As the bride takes her first step out, handful of rice grains are thrown, as a sign of gratitude shown towards her parents and other family members. This rice throwing ritual is for the prosperity and wealth for her parents as well as for her new life.
  
  
• Reception Ceremony: The following day of the wedding is reception day. During this day, lots of guests are invited to join in the happiness and joy of the newly weds and to share their moment of being united. Reception is the other name of feasting and partying with music all around and sometimes a special number by a special celebrity makes it even more memorable. All the guests are offered a number of delicacies and cuisines from all over India, representing different regions ad cultures and behind every winning event, be it a gathering of few persons or a big wedding, foodstuff plays an essential part to place the right ambience. Indian Wedding Feast will be in two different shades, either vegetarian or non-vegetarian or at times it can be a mixture of both keeping in mind about what majority of the guests would prefer.
  

Pre wedding ceremonies lasts for at least four to five days prior to the main wedding rituals. The pre wedding ceremonies are not those kinds of serious rituals; rather it’s filled with enjoyment and delight. It is believed that pre wedding rituals and customs play a crucial role since its thought as promising and a positive sign for the times coming forth. Well, pre wedding ceremonies are those ceremonies which are conducted before the wedding day and as compared to the main wedding ceremonies, a ritual of pre wedding are lengthy and goes on for days. The ceremonies of pre wedding can be broadly divided into engagement ceremony, mehendi ceremony, sangeet ceremony and Shagun ceremony.

• Engagement Ceremony: Engagement Ceremony marks the beginning of the wedding ceremonies and is normally conducted months or days before the main wedding. Usually, the time between the engagement and the main wedding ceremony given to the bride and groom is to know and understand each other better. Precisely, it can be said that it’s the probation time given to the would be bride and groom. The most significant episode in this whole chapter is the moment when the bride and the groom exchange the ring with each other in the presence of their family members and near and dear ones, signifying that from this day forth they are on the path of becoming one.

• Mehndi Ceremony: This is one of the pre wedding ceremonies wherein the bride is applied turmeric to enhance her beauty, after which a colorful mehendi is applied on her feet and hands. It is an old belief that, deeper the colors of mehendi, the more love and care she gets from her husband.

• Sangeet Ceremony: The origination of this ceremony goes back to north-India however, in the present day scenario, sangeet has become a common ceremony for every culture. Sangeet is a ceremony where the families of both the bride and groom share a common platform, singing and dancing in glory.

• Shagun Ceremony: Earlier both Shagun and chunni ceremony were two different ceremonies, performed at two different dates. However, for convenience, these days both are combined as one ceremony. First, both the family members are formally introduced to each other then “tikka” is put on the forehead of the groom by all the family members of the bride with gifts. Right after this, the chunni ceremony takes place wherein the bride is presented with a red chunni by the groom’s family with some jewelry, gifts or dresses.

Indian weddings are an amalgamation of numerous rituals and traditions which are considered as sacred and holy. In spite of the fact that, India is a combination of many traditions and cultures, the wedding ceremonies somehow remain the same with just a slight reflection of their own culture and tradition. Since weddings in India are considered to be a gala affair, therefore, expenses are huge and “jaw- dropping”, however all these expenses are taken as an element of necessity as weddings for Indians are one of the biggest events in one’s lifetime. Moreover, these days Indian weddings as compared to those days have become extensively popular as many brides and grooms opt for a grand celebration mainly because they can afford it and who does not love to be “the talk of the town”? So, in order to leave everyone in amusement, you need a lot of planning and strategizing to-do. Indian weddings involve a lot of functions and for the successful running of all the wedding functions you need best preparations i.e. adding lots of fun and pleasure, making equally remarkable and unforgettable for the bride and groom, as well as for the guests. It is often said that in Indian traditions, the brides and grooms not only marry each other but in fact, its like marrying each other’s families as well. Indian weddings are an elongated affair and for this reason its ceremonies are mainly divided into pre wedding ceremonies, main wedding ceremonies and post wedding ceremonies.

The Indian wedding ceremonies and rituals may differ a little bit depending from where the bride and groom originates but the basic ceremonies remain the same and can be categorized into three: pre wedding ceremony, main wedding ceremony and post wedding ceremony.

India is well known for its number of cultures and traditions. One of them is to put Mehndi on bride's hands when she is getting married. This is one of the very important traditions in India. A bride’s wedding in India is considered as complete if there is no mehndi on her hands.

For putting mehndi on bride’s hands a special day is fixed one or two days before of wedding. This is the day when bride and all the other relatives enjoy a lot. Some special mehndi songs and other songs are played on this day. And on the same time bride gets mehndi on her hands.

Have a look on some of the very special Bridal Mehndi Designs:

Jaipur is one of the famous city of Rajasthan also known as pink city. Jaipur got its name as the “Pink City” when in the year 1876; Jaipur was fully clad in pink to welcome Prince Albert and Queen Elizabeth II. Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, the desert land tops the list amongst the world’s historical monuments. Jaipur has royal palaces built with precious and semi precious stones, which makes it an exceptional marketplace. Moreover, Jaipur is a dwelling ground to gold and silver jewelry made in “Kundan” and “Meenakari” traditions, which have become legendary these days. Jaipur is very famous for celebrating royal weddings. Famous Celebrities often choose this place to organize their royal wedding there.

The Oberoi Rajvillas: what can be more extravagant in the Pink City than hosting your biggest day of your life at the Oberoi Rajvillas in the midst of the traditional hospitality, home like ambience and food to die for? Apart from these, you and all your guests will have full liberty of the private bar; satellite TV with DVD and CD player, instant laundry, 24*7 rooms dining with butler services and above all an excellent service which is their first priority.

Ram Bagh Palace: Ram Bagh got recognition as a palace in the year 1925 when Maharaja Sawai Man Singh came back here, the palace where he spent all his childhood days. However, its administration was entrusted to the Taj Group of Hotels in 1972 royal wedding palace in jaipur and since then there is no looking back. Rambagh Palace is featured to have the ‘most breath taking gardens in the world’ an abode to the rarest species of local and migratory birds, which will definitely take you to the other world. Now, if you have started dreaming about hosting your wedding ‘the royal style’ then remember Fun Films’ wedding planners are just a minute away from you.

City palace: city palace is located right next to the Hawa Mahal, which is easily reachable from any direction. It was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh and the constructional idea of this palace is said to have been a mixture of the Rajasthani and Mughal architecture. Besides its excellent architectural beauty and marvelous gardens, City Palace makes a unique impression on the tourists because it owns a costume gallery, displaying all the previous collections of all the maharajas plus the intricate mirror decorations on all its walls, lists this palace a ‘must-see’.

Samode Palace: Samode Palace was build around 400 years ago. It is one of the beautiful palaces in Jaipur and has been build in the most beautiful and attractive place. Samode Palace is very famous for its haveli and fort. It has a complete royal look and famous for hosting royal weddings there.

Parties with themes are filled with tons of amusement. Many believe that the center of entertainment and the success of a party depend on its theme. So, you must always select an appropriate theme reflecting your party. Preparations for a theme party should always be started a few days before, because it needs some special arrangements as per theme. Like decorations complementing the theme, some special dresses reflection to theme etc. Theme party can be a challenging task as compared to other parties , so you need some more time to spend to make your party more special! Depending on the age group, themes also differs:


Kids Theme Parties: One has to be very careful while planning out a kid’s party. There are lots of advance preparations to take care of. Kids are always enthusiastically waiting for an occasion, wherein they can have fun and entertainment with their families and friends and what can be more interesting than adding more charm to their happiness, and the right way to do that is by organizing a theme party. A theme can be anything which the kids fantasize a lot about. Some popular kids parties themes which has become a trend these days are Little Prince & Princess Theme, Dinosaur Theme, Harry potter theme, safari theme, etc.



Adult Theme Parties: If you are planning to arrange a party for your family or friends and want it to be the most excellent party then to host your party with adult party theme is the best option. There are number of adult party themes like Hollywood theme, casino theme, fiesta theme and more.



Christmas Theme Parties: Theme parties add a different taste, lifting everyone’s mood because it brings out the unpredicted happiness of others. When it comes to Christmas, themes can vary from Santa clause theme to Christmas candy cane to winter wonderland theme and so on. The choice is all yours, that how you want to host your party.



Anniversary Party Themes: Wedding anniversaries are the special events to remember the times that a couple has spent in each other company, sharing their joy and happiness, grief and pain together. Some interesting anniversary party themes are 50yrs- the golden anniversary theme, 25yrs- the silver anniversary theme, depending on how many years the couple is celebrating.

Wedding customs, rituals and tradition diverse from culture to culture, the custom of showering gifts onto the Bride and the Bride-Groom is common to all weddings, in any religion, region or country. We give our blessings and wishes of love, happiness and togetherness to bride and groom. In other words we can say that Gifts are wonderful way to convey our feelings and emotions towards the other people. We exchange the gifts every occasion. Weddings are made in heaven, it is very exotic and lifetime achievement for every one. A person enter new phase of life. Wedding gift show your appreciation as well as to carry out warm wishes in the core of your heart. It depends on your budget and personalized gifts.

There are so many wedding gifts like decorative items, jewelry, electronic items, and flower vase, to arrange honeymoon package and so on.

Jewelry: Jewelry is the main concern for a bride. There is silver jewelry, gold jewelry that can be presented as wedding gift. Some of the jewelry gifts can be bracelets, chains, rings, watches, necklaces, pendants or anklets. You can also present different types of color stones because they are always very unique and modern gift for the bride.

Electronic Items: Electronic gadget plays very important role for everyone. It has taken place in our lives from a long, without these gadgets our life is impossible and momentous; we can’t survive without them. From home appliance to electronic items are there all over the place. Electronic gadgets make wonderful gift items. It is a very good option to choose electronic items for gift as these can prove to be quite useful for the newly wed couple when they start their household activities. You can choose these gifts as per your pocket. You can choose any useful gift to present like a mixer, any food processor, electronic scrapers, toaster, juicer set, televisions set as per your budget, music systems, refrigerator, DVD player, computer or computer accessories etc.

Decorative Vase: Flower vases are the perfect gift for any occasion like marriage, anniversaries and so on. Most of the people appreciate the spell bound of flowers while it leaps and bound when it put on beautiful vase. Vases come in number of designs, shapes which really makes your home more beautiful. It is the perfect gift for newly wed couple. There are various types of vases available in the market it depend on what type of vase you want.

Decorative Gift Items: There are many decorative items available in the market, it depends on you what quality you choose based on your budget. Decorative items have a good variety like photo frames, beautiful candles, beautiful painting, and different types of wind chimes and decorative showpiece. We can gift classical painting , terracotta items, handicraft wall painting Ceramic hanging, Wooden sketches, Wooden crafted hangings, Wall hanging, Crystal Glass & Glass ware, Wooden & stone carvings and many more .

Sliver Wedding Gifts: It is symbol of purity and serenity and very precious metal. It is traditional gift being presented from years. We can give sliver glass, cuff links, tea set, sliver photo frames and more than that its finest workmanship give respect love loyalty and appreciation of love to your friends and relatives.

Arabic Mehndi Designs comes in the category of some of the very beautiful mehndi designs. These days Arabic mehndi designs are very popular and ladies love to have these designs in weddings, traditional functions etc.

Arabic mehndi designs are not very detailed, means they are not filled much. They are just colored boldly. Arabic mehndi designs don’t cover your complete hands and foot. They are applied as layers on hands and foot.

Check here some of the very beautiful Arabic mehndi designs.

Marriage are made in heaven, it is heathen interweaving of two families and culture. It is amalgamation of two souls with different fates and destinies. Weddings are an important aspect for every religious. Marriage is a captivating door which gives a beautiful view. It is timeless mysteries of the two soul and brings warmth and tenderness feeling of love.

Wedding is the most propitious occasion in the family and you want everything is perfect in your family marriage. Everyone wants their wedding become memorable movement for everyone and forgettable for bride and groom. If you’re planning any wedding then first thing click your mind that is invitation card because invitation cards are the beginning of any wedding planning, so invitation cards should be attractive and entrancing. Your invitation card is the first impression on the guest who will share momentous day with you. It starts perfect beginning to your dream wedding with perfect wedding invitation card and other accessories.

Wedding cards come in different shapes, colors and designs with photographs, slogans and poems printed on theme and these weddings cards can also be designed based on particular religion like Hindu wedding cards, Muslim Wedding Cards, Sikh Wedding Cards and Christian Wedding Cards. Apart there are scroll wedding cards, traditional wedding cards and handmade card.

A beautiful wedding card gives great value to your wedding.