The evening culminated in a dazzling display of bridal jewellery like never before, leaving the audience eager to embrace the magic of Indian weddings with Sonani Jewels.

former editor of a bridal magazine. "Brides usually like to wear Indian attire along with the traditional jewellery from their mothers and grandmothers. "This was something very new. And she ...

The Indian wedding market is twice the size of ... where more than 10 per cent of revenues are from bridal jewellery. It also accounts for the largest proportion of the spend, accounting for ...

Opulent antique and Byzantine jewellery codes are the inspiration for Goossens’ first foray into the bridal market, with the new ‘Venise’ collection embracing boldly drawn textural forms. ‘Goossens is ...

The pleasing aroma of mehendi always calls for a celebration and is known to bring fortune, prosperity, and love. Applying mehendi on an auspicious occasion can also protect the wearer from evil.

For instance, in Indian culture ... on from parents to their children as an integral part of a bridal trousseau. Additionally, jewellery is often viewed as a form of investment in India.

For brides-to-be, jewellery is more than an accessory; it’s a timeless piece that completes the bridal look. In Pakistan, ...

Sunita Thind argues Mattel's new Diwali Barbie reinforces stereotypes by presenting a simplistic view of Indian culture ...

Brides gear up for this year's approaching wedding season with a flurry of celebrations, festivities, and all-important ...