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6 Ways On How To Include Different Wedding Traditions From All Over The Country

Never take things for granted when it comes down to something like traditions that have been loved by families over the years. Make your wedding eclectic by using these tips. Wedding traditions are important and a must to have a memorable wedding.

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India is known for its colourful traditions and rituals. And, when one talks about a wedding in general, there is so much that goes behind the scenes. India, being home to countless many states and each of them having a distinct culture, following a distinct belief, each of these sects brings to the front a set of wedding traditions that are different from one another.

From hosting a traditional Andhra Reddy wedding or an Indian Muslim wedding, each one of them is different yet beautiful. Find out about how to keep in close touch with your traditions and have a memorable wedding.  

Including Different Wedding Traditions In Your Ceremonies

What are these traditions and how does one come to find out about them. We have created for you a list to better understand the cultural stride of hosting a traditional Indian wedding. Read on to find out more. 

1. Rely on solid research

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You may know about and love certain wedding traditions but that’s not enough. Get to know them better, understand why they are important and proceed accordingly. You don’t want to offend certain guests but you don’t need to hold yourself back either. Know what you’re getting into and take it from there.

2. Talk to your family members

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Chances are people who’ve already been through this before and are experienced will have a good idea about what works and what can be avoided. If there are a set of wedding traditions you particularly love like hiding the groom’s shoes and playing games with the extended families, ask your parents once whether this can work at your wedding and if there are any particular red flags you need to avoid.

You’ll be better prepared that way and know what to do.

3. Make a list of wedding traditions

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Now that you’ve done your research and spoken to the right people, you need to prepare a list of your favourites among wedding traditions. Focus on the pros and cons to zero down on the most practical and doable options for your wedding.

Keep several factors in mind such as costs, willingness to participate if it involves other guests and more. If something seems too difficult to pull off, you’ll have better luck sticking to a safer and simpler choice.

4. Take this wedding traditions list to the cleaners

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Go with your shortlist set of wedding traditions to everyone who matters during the wedding - your parents, your groom, his parents, close relatives who matter and even the pandit. Believe me, you don't want can tick someone off. It can even be hacks to appease your stars or the gifts that you're supposed to give to your in-laws.

A wedding is a traditional affair and you don't want things to go wrong there.

5. Take inspiration from the movies

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Popular Indian films like Hum Aapke Hai Kaun have super fun wedding scenes and are a great way to get some inspiration for your own wedding if you’re not sure. This especially makes sense if you and your partner love cinema and Bollywood.

It’ll be relatable for most of your guests too who are familiar with the films and know what to expect. Do cross-check once with your wedding planner for authenticity, though.

6. Be respectful

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If you’re not sure or confused at any point, confirm things and get slightly inconvenienced if necessary. Ask experts such as a priest for help. When it comes to wedding traditions, you’re better off treading cautiously than making a major mistake and upsetting someone.

It's advisable to respect the fact that these traditions are there for a reason and make sure you find out the right way to follow them at your own ceremony to avoid problems later.

7. Talk to friends who recently got married

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Talking to people who recently got hitched is always a brilliant idea. By doing so, you'll be able to understand and learn a thing or two about their culture and wedding traditions. You can also figure out a few potential wedding vendors who can help you up with wedding decoration, wedding venue set up or perhaps a wedding florist

Weddings are a joyous celebration and what better way to enjoy them than in the closer proximity of family and friends. Take a cue from some of these pointers and plan the wedding of your dreams in a jiffy. 

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