From our bride : It was so important to us to blend Indian and Western traditions in our wedding.  I started with the dress - I've always dreamed of wearing a white dress, but chose one that had beading and embroidery in a scroll pattern that would go nicely with my Indian jewelry.  My jewelry included long drop earri...

Happy Monday everyone! Over the weekend, I returned from an action packed trip to Delhi to my two favorite things...my husband & my puppy! I have been busy compiling all the data from our first Maharani Weddings trip to India, and I can’t wait to share all the juice deets just as soon as I am over my jet lag. In the m...

One of the things that I love about writing the Maharani Weddings blog is that I get to see such a huge variety in South Asian weddings.  Brides dressed in all colors of the rainbow, modern dresses to traditional lenghas.  Always one of a kind style that keeps me longing for more.  However, there is one similarity that I see with ...

After you choose your bridal lengha, the next big decision you will be faced with (sorry grooms) is what to have your bridesmaids wear. If your friends are anything like mine, they will be thrilled to wear saris, bangles, and jewelry from head to toe. Probably one of the best perks about being an Indian bride – your friends are actually excited a...

We are going to hit pause on the featured wedding of Anita and Amar, so we can get down to buisness! I want to thank all of our readers who submitted an inspiration board for our contest this month. The mission was to create a fantasy board that represents your ULTIMATE wedding day attire.  I am so happy because I don't have to do a thing...