A wedding is a holy celebration of the union of two people. This is a special event for the couple as well as the families involved in the marriage. On this particular day, no couple wants anything to go wrong. You can take care of every small detail, but managing is a big responsibility.

There are hair, makeup, and so many other things to look for for the bride and groom. Managing the guests and the decor contractors is impossible, and expecting a mishap is absolutely alright. I am here to tell you some tricks you can use to tackle those difficulties either about the event or fashion.


Engagement Ceremony


- Keep your engagement ring clean and shiny
- Frame some shots in your mind beforehand!
- Plan out your couple shoot in advance!
- Check your manicure
- Cross-check the schedule
- Check out your outfit and accessories
- Get your hair sorted!
- Brush up your dance moves
- Go through your playlist
- Prepare your skin before going to bed

Mehndi Ceremony


- Plan the ceremony two to three days before the big day. It takes about 48 hours to reach its peak color.
- If you have a lot of guests coming to your Mehndi event, get your Mehndi done early. So that you can socialize and the artist will not have any disturbances.
- Have a word with your henna artist before the Mehndi night and select the designs. As a bride, you are bound to be preoccupied with many things on the mehndi night, which might not allow you to select the perfect design. It also allows the artist to prepare better for your Mehndi night.
- Get all your pre-bridal beauty work (waxing, manicure, pedicure, etc.) before getting the Mehndi done.

Haldi Ceremony

- Prepare a guest list for your Haldi ceremony.
- Once that has been decided, the next thing to do is select the venue. Generally, the Haldi ceremony is done at home, considering the number of people.
- Incorporate yellow in your theme and decor.
- . Arrange a few fun games for your close family and friends and also your partner.
- Keep a fresh and light menu for this event.

Sangeet Ceremony

- People who would be performing at your weddings
- Grouping or pairing them up together
- The songs you choose
- Type of choreography
- The budget for the choreographer
- The couple must perform
- Total number and sequence of the performances
- Check the stage size beforehand.
- Rehearse as much!

