selectvenue A wedding is undoubtedly the most awaited day in a couple’s life. So, you surely want your auspicious day to be perfect so you will always have a concern about the organization and if things are getting done. Do not worry we are here to help you out, here is a checklist for your Post wedding ceremonies.
Wedding
- Finalize Budget Call
- Finalize Your Guest List
- Wedding Venue Selection
- Choose The Caterer
- Hiring Wedding Planner (If Required)
- Checking Latest Trends
- Wedding Invitation Selection
- Contacting Photographer And Videographer
- Entertainment Preparations
- Get Your Makeup Artist On Board
- Start Planning Your Honeymoon
- Shop For Jewelry
- Shop For Your Attire
- Book An Accommodation For Guests
- Book Your Honeymoon
- Send Out Your Wedding Invites
- Schedule Your Pre-Wedding Shoot
- Party With Your Friends Or Take A Trip
- Book A Special Stay For Your First Night
- Shop For Your Honeymoon
- Follow Up With The Vendors
- Hire A Choreographer
- Try Your D-Day Attire
- Follow Up With The Guests
- Get Ready And Grooming
- Give Final Headcount To Caterer
- Send Music Choices To DJ
- Lay Out Wedding Clothes
- Prepare Payment Receipts
- Ensure Rental Clothes Are Returned
- Wedding Dress To Cleaners
- Order Personalized Stationery
- Canvas Your Wedding Photo
Vidaai
This is the mot emotional ceremony in the wedding. During this ceremony everyone tends to cry but there are no preparations as such except a decorated car and a basket full of rice.
The Bride is given a handful of rice, and sometimes coins, which she is required to throw over her head behind her as she leaves. This is supposed to symbolize a repayment to her parents for all that her parents have given her throughout the years.
Reception
Reception is a mini wedding for the distant relatives and friends. So, the checklist reminds very similar to that of the wedding ceremony.
Here, you can always have dance performances and organize games for the guests. If you wish to make it a bit quirky you can arrange for funny props in the photo booth and have a theme.
Griha Pravesh Ceremony
In this significant ceremony, a traditional Indian welcome is given to the new bride. She is asked to first push a jar/kalash filled with rice with her right toe to make her entry into the house.
This ceremony signifies that the family of the groom has not only welcomed the bride into their house but has also accepted her as one of the integral members of their family. In some places in India, the bride is asked to tell the name of her husband at the entrance and then enters the home.
