Fake weddings, a new party trend, have emerged, sweeping metro cities across India. These over-the-top, wedding-themed events mimic the grandeur of real Indian weddings but have no actual bride and ...

An American bride surprised her Indian groom by wearing a lehenga instead of a traditional white gown on their wedding day. In an act symbolizing the coming together of two different cultures ...

During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Ghana, the country’s parliament celebrated Indian culture in a vibrant display ...

Party scenes in India's metro cities have now introduced a new fun trend, fake wedding celebrations, where you can dress up ...

In Indian weddings, there is a ritual called Joota Chupai. During the ceremony, the bride’s family attempts to stealthily ...

In Indian tradition, haldi is believed to ward off all the negative energy and evil eye. It cleanses the aura and brings ...

The Gen Z has moved away from the done and overdone cliche club nights. The hottest party trend they have started instead is ...

There’s a lot of attention to detail in fake sangeet planning too, say organisers. The decor has gende ke phool ki maalas, ...

An Indian woman in China shared her first Chinese wedding experience on YouTube. The wedding at Shanghai Xijiao received ...

Weddings in India are rarely just about two people. They’re about the families of the bride and groom, friends who form ...

People dressed in desi fits, dancing to Bollywood bangers, feasting on great food — all without a bride or groom in sight.