Indian Wedding Designer’s Bridal Fashion Salon : 1

इस भारतीय शादी बदलाव खेल में भारतीय संस्कृति के साथ बारे में पता मिलता है।

We are feeling grateful to present Indian Cultural wedding ceremony to you! Once again with various Indian Wedding ceremony and how Indians celebrate! Weddings in India vary regionally, the religion and per personal preferences of the bride and groom. They are festive occasions in India, and in most cases celebrated with extensive decorations, colors, music, dance, costumes and rituals that depend on the religion of the bride and the groom, as well as their preferences. Make your bride from naughty to beauty in this asian bridal makeup game.

In this Indian wedding makeover game get aware with Indian culture. Are you looking for the traditional Indian makeup game for the Indian Culture which includes merital activities? Prepare bride with beautiful Indian designer choli suits in this fashion wedding salon game for girls and kids. This salon games teach how to present in Indian Traditional costume and indian bridal makeup. Help an Indian girl to look gorgeous with modern new hairstyle, dresses, traditional costumes, fashion and Ethnic styles, makeover.

Participate in Indian wedding ceremonial activities:

* Horoscope / Kundli Matching:

Hindu marriage joins two individuals for life, so that they can pursue dharma (duty), artha (possessions), kama (physical desires), and moksha (ultimate spiritual release) together. It is a union of two individuals as husband and wife. It also joins two families together so Horoscope match should be proper in Indian weddings. Priest / Brahmin uses his spiritual knowledge and fixes marriage date as per Bride and Groom names.

* Invitation Card Creation

Once wedding date got fixed, Priest / Brahmin writes first Invitation card to Lord Ganesha then to all relatives and friends to attend the wedding and shower blessings on the bride and groom. Hindu Wedding cards hallmark Hindu marriage rituals and customs which are entangled with eternal bonding, affection and blessing. The lavish traditions are highlighted with opulently colored Hindu wedding invitations aesthetically designed in handmade paper and designs enriched with heart-felt emotions. Hindu invitations symbolize glitter, lively mood and fun of the wedding events. Design wedding cards as you like and embedded religious symbols such as Lord Ganesha and Mangal Ghat in rich texture to seek the blessings of God.

* Henna / Mehndi For Bride Hands :

The last major function before the wedding is decoration with temporary henna (mehndi) tattoos. Mehndi artists are called to the houses of the boy and girl and apply mehendi to the palms of the female family members, and the hands and feet of the bride. First mix Henna Powder and turmeric to create Henna paste. Then apply it to the hand of the bride. Mehendi ceremony is considered as a shagun, good luck. It signifies the love and affection between the couple and their families. Bride secretly writes groom name inside the Mehndi design. Bride and groom feel relaxed with the soothing smell of henna.

* Haldi Ceremony For Bride:

A couple days before a Hindu wedding, the bride and groom each organize a haldi ceremony (pithi ceremony) at their respected homes. It's one last pre-wedding ceremony. The haldi paste is made from turmeric, rose water (or water), and sandalwood powder. It is gooey and cold but smells strong and pungent yet refreshing. Organic body wash for the win. Plus it is an antiseptic too. The paste is put on five places: the feet, knees, arms, hands, face. The paste serves as a cleanser for the body and soul and signifies the bride's preparation and welcoming into adult married life. People believes that Haldi saves the bride and groom from the evil spirits. Haldi is used for radiant and glowing skin of the Bride that makes her look a princess doll.

* Haldi Event For Groom :

Same as Bride, Haldi ceremony also took place at Groom's home as well. Real husbands should look perfect on wedding day!

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