Punjabi wedding !!!

Punjabis are simple yet fun-loving people who believe in expressing their emotion with gusto. Similar to their nature, their weddings reflect their life philosophy. Punjabi weddings are colorful, loud, sometimes over the top, fun filled with lots of opportunities for singing may be simple or lavish, but they ensure unlimited fun and celebration. A host of pre and post wedding rituals make a Punjabi wedding a lengthy and enjoyable affair.

Although , Punjabis do not miss an opportunity to make merry, their weddings display their propensity towards adhering to age old traditions, albeit with a conventional twist to them sometimes. From elaborate lehengas to the noisy baratis, the 'dance till you drop' Sangeet to the extremely friendly and warmly - welcoming host a Punjabi wedding is akin to a true roller - coaster. the red and invory bangles gifted to the bride during the pre- wedding rituals are worn on the wedding day and for a few month beyond to symbolise her status as a new bride. A pendant tikka is the most common head accessory for a Sikh bride, the bride wear a heavy necklace, often made of gold .

A Sikh bride wear a red salwar kameez or lehngha. The Punjabi bride is a sight to behold. Sangeet is a musical party generally arranged by the bride's family. The ladies of the family comes together and sat surrounding the bride. Mehendi is an indispensible part of Punjabi wedding ceremony. The groom dresses up in his wedding sherwani. The turban and the sehra is sanctified by the priest during puja. The groom comes on horse. The couple is then taken to seek the blessings of the family deity.

In the wedding you will find different types of dishes. Like Punjabi samosa, paneer shaslik, hara bhara kebab, garlic and chilli mushroom, tandoori lamb chops, chilli prawns, jerra chicken wings, malai kofta, Allo mutter, tandoori Naan, bhature, and sweet dishes are gulab jamun, shri Khand, Burfi, kulfi, and halwa.