Indian Wedding Planning

  A Sikh wedding can stretch across several days, venues and family gatherings. The Anand Karaj may take place at a Gurdwara, the Sangeet at a banquet hall, and the reception somewhere else entirely. Before that, there could be a Chunni ceremony, Jaggo, Mehndi or a family dinner. Then the guest list starts getting complicated.   Your grandparents may be attending every function. Friends from work may only be coming to the reception. Relatives traveling from India or Canada may need hotel and transportation information well before the wedding weekend.   A wedding website can bring it all together without turning wedding planning into another stream of messages and phone calls. What should a Sikh wedding website include? Start with your actual celebrations, not a standard wedding template. For one couple, the important events might be the Anand Karaj and reception. Another family may have a full Punjabi wedding with several gatherings before the main ceremony. ...

Your wedding website shouldn't feel like another thing you have to manage. You've already got the Nikah to plan, the Walima to coordinate, family coming in from different places, guests asking about the dress code, and someone in the family probably keeping a separate list of who's invited to what.   For a Muslim wedding in the U.S., there can be a lot happening around the actual ceremony. Some couples have a Nikah and Walima. Others add a Mehndi, engagement, family dinner or cultural celebrations before the big day.   And then there are the guests. Your family in Houston may need the hotel information. Your cousin flying in from London wants to know when the Nikah starts. Your college friends in New York may only be coming to the Walima.   A Muslim wedding website gives everyone one place to find the details instead of making you answer the same questions twenty times. What should a Muslim wedding website actually do? Start with the basics. Your guests sh...

 Planning a South Asian wedding in the U.S. can mean keeping track of a lot more than one wedding day. You might have a Mehndi at home on Friday, a Sangeet at a hotel on Saturday, the ceremony on Sunday morning, and a reception later that night. Add a Roka, engagement, bridal shower or family ceremony, and suddenly your wedding calendar is looking pretty full. Then there are the guests.   Some may be flying in from India. Others might be driving in from another state. Your college friends may only be coming to the reception, while close family members are invited to almost everything. This is where a South Asian wedding website can make life a little easier. Instead of sending the same details over and over, you can give guests one place to find the information that matters. What is a South Asian wedding website? At its simplest, a wedding website gives your guests the details they need for your celebrations.   For a South Asian wedding, that can mean muc...