Category: Plan My Shaadi

A sagai ceremony is a celebration for making your relationship official. While you take that first step towards a wedded life, it goes without saying that you want to start the new beginnings on a perfect note in every sense of the term, in every way possible. And that, of course, includes the way you look. So, here are 10 engagement dress ideas for bride on your engagement that you can take a cue from, along with tips for makeup, hairstyle, jewellery, and footwear.

Your wedding is a one-of-a-kind experience. No wonder, you would want to make it an experience of a lifetime, moments to hold close to you, and a memory to behold. Forever. The way you look often has a say in how you feel to a great extent. And, therefore, jewellery plays an important role in determining how you feel on your D-Day. Know more about these 5 cities where you can indulge in your wedding jewellery shopping.

Weaving traditional threads with modern prints, Teejh’s new collection makes sarees more relatable and relevant to young Indian women than ever before.

In collaboration with The Channel 46, the Founder of Ozone Signature, Sanchi Sehgal, lists 7 tips on the do’s and don’ts of a regular at-home skin care routine so you can shine on the big day.

I remember seeing pictures of my mother at her own wedding, and out of curiosity, I asked her why in most pictures, she kept looking down. And smiling in very few. Arre, my Kanpur wali masi had strictly told me not to look into the camera...Doesn't give a good impression if the bride looks too confident. But times have changed since then. So how do modern day brides behave?

For those who’re tying the knot in 2022, here’s a roundup of the hottest bridal lehenga trends to help you choose a dumdar lehenga for your dhamakedar wedding!

Draped in beautiful lehengas and the traditional sringar, Indian brides look breathtaking. But the meaning of a bride's jewellery goes beyond just accentuating the D-Day look.

"One rule every bride must follow is to only wear naye kapde for her functions. But I loved the yellow lehenga I wore for my sister’s wedding; I couldn't imagine why it only deserved one outing and had to be left to gather dust in the closet."