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What Are the Different Events at an Indian Wedding?

Are you planning an Indian wedding or simply curious about the rich tapestry of traditions and celebrations that make up this vibrant cultural experience? Indian weddings are a spectacle of colour, tradition, and emotion, offering a multi-day journey filled with various ceremonies and festivities. At Bharat Gangaram, we understand the significance of these events, and as experienced Gujarati caterers in London, we're here to guide you through the various events that take place at an Indian wedding.

1. Pre-Wedding Rituals:

The festivities often kick off with pre-wedding rituals like the Mehendi and Sangeet. The Mehendi ceremony involves the application of intricate henna designs on the bride's hands and feet. The Sangeet is a musical evening filled with dance and music, where family and friends come together to celebrate.

2. Haldi Ceremony:

The Haldi ceremony is a joyful and vibrant event. It involves the application of turmeric paste on the bride and groom's skin to give them a radiant glow for the wedding day. This event is a testament to the significance of natural elements in Indian culture.

3. The Wedding Day:

The main wedding ceremony is a day filled with traditions, customs, and rituals. Key elements of this day include the Baraat, where the groom arrives in a grand procession, and the exchange of vows and garlands. The Sikh and Hindu ceremonies, which are among the most common, have distinct rituals that make each unique.

4. Post-Wedding Celebrations:

The Indian wedding doesn't end with the vows. Post-wedding events such as the Vidaai, where the bride says her farewell to her family, and the reception party, where guests are treated to sumptuous feasts, continue the festivities.

5. Gujarati Influence:

As Gujarati caterers in London, we bring a special touch to Indian weddings. Gujarati cuisine is known for its delectable vegetarian dishes, including dhokla, khichdi, and the quintessential Gujarati thali. These dishes can be a delightful addition to your wedding menu.

6. Customs and Traditions:

The Gujarati culture is rich in customs and traditions. From the sacred rituals of the seven pheras, where the couple takes seven vows around the holy fire, to the playful games that symbolize the bond between the newlyweds, these customs make Gujarati weddings unique and memorable.

7. Gujarati Caterers in London:

When planning your wedding, selecting the right caterer is crucial. Gujarati caterers in London, like Bharat Gangaram, specialize in crafting menus that cater to the diverse tastes and preferences of your guests while maintaining cultural authenticity.

8. Creating Lasting Memories:

Indian weddings are not just events; they are moments that create lifelong memories. From the vibrant attire and intricate jewelry to the heartfelt rituals and sumptuous meals, an Indian wedding is a sensory experience like no other.

In Conclusion:

Indian weddings are a beautiful fusion of traditions, cultures, and emotions. With a myriad of events, rituals, and customs, they offer a unique and unforgettable experience for couples and their families. As you embark on this incredible journey, remember that choosing the right caterer, like Gujarati wedding caterers in London, is essential to ensure that your guests are treated to a culinary delight that complements the grandeur of the occasion.

Make your Indian wedding a celebration of a lifetime with the right blend of customs, cuisine, and charisma. At Bharat Gangaram, we are committed to delivering the finest Gujarati caterers London has to offer. Contact us today to discuss how we can make your special day even more exceptional. Your dream Indian wedding is just a call away!

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Here Are Some Tips For Choosing The Perfect Wedding Venue Choosing a location for your wedding can be a daunting task. From the food, to the décor, to what will happen when the reception is over, there are a lot of factors to consider when choosing a wedding venue. The best way to go about this process is to think about what is most important to you and your guests. For example, if you have a large family, you might want to have the wedding in a location that has plenty of room for people to sleep. If you want to have an outdoor wedding with an ocean view, you might want to choose a more rural location. Tips For Choosing Your Perfect Wedding Venue There are many factors that go into the decision of choosing the perfect wedding venue and these tips should help make the process easier. What Is Your Budget? When you are looking for the perfect wedding venue, the first thing to consider is the budget. Decide on an amount that is realistic for your budget, and then narrow down your choices based on this number. If you have a large budget, you will have more options. What Type Of Event Will It Be? Next, you will want to decide on the type of wedding you are looking for. Are you having an intimate ceremony or a large reception? An intimate ceremony will take place at a smaller location with only a few guests, but a larger wedding will require more space. How Long Will The Function Last? You will also want to decide on how much time you have for your wedding. If you are looking for a venue that can accommodate both your ceremony and reception, then you need to find a venue that has the space for both. If this is not possible, then you will need to find a venue that can accommodate one or the other. Consider if you are having an evening wedding or an afternoon wedding. Is It Accessible For Guests? One thing to keep in mind is how accessible the location is. Is it easy to get to? Is there parking? Is there public transportation close by? These are important things to consider because accessibility will make it easier on your guests and yourself! Forget about all the hassle of planning your wedding with Bharat Gangaram, the best Asian wedding services in London. We can provide you with the best Gujarati wedding caterers in London, along with the top venues, and other services. Get in contact now!

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If the English market is tough for serious players in Indian journalism, keeping the head above the water in the languages is a humongous challenge. So immense, so expensive, and so impossible is the task of attracting readers and viewers, and keeping them engaged with quality content, that nearly nobody is attempting to do it.

The British Broadcasting Corporation is a stand-out exception.

In an arena filled with itsy-bitsy, tits-and-ass, click-bait majors—madly chasing eyeballs with the fake, frothy and frivolous; and conning agencies, advertisers (and themselves) with eye-popping numbers of “uniques”—BBC is an isle of calm. Quietly doing what it does best—journalism—and leaving audiences informed and empowered.

Rupa Jha is head of BBC Languages in India, responsible for content in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati and Punjabi. Her mandate: to enhance the “strength, depth, range and quality” of all BBC multimedia output, words mostly alien to bottomline-obsessed managers, in a mad race to the bottom.

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Q: How does BBC as an international broadcaster view the Indian language market?

Rupa Jha: The BBC has been working in Hindi, Tamil, Urdu and Bengali for more than seven decades. It recently decided to expand its portfolio to realise the potential of a wider language market. Hence, the creation of BBC news services in Telugu, Punjabi, Gujarati and Marathi.

Obviously, the language market in India is extremely crowded, with more than 900 TV channels, thousands of websites and hundreds of radio stations, but it struck us that there was a place for a brand known for credibility, trust and a world view; a brand that could challenge the status quo and be a strong counterweight to the rising challenge of fake news and the “echo chamber” effect.

The four new languages services were launched in 2017, following a “digital-first” strategy supported by a partner-based TV presence. It was the biggest expansion of the BBC in India, since the 1940s.  We hired around 150 new staff and created a state-of-the-art production hub, making Delhi the second biggest BBC bureau after Nairobi.

The bureau also houses two new, ultra-modern TV studios, giving our new TV programmes a fresh look and presentation that stands out for high production values and distinctive story telling. We also have five satellite offices where small teams shoot, edit and produce local content at the state level.

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BBC’s “news needs wheel”

Q: What does the Indian language viewer, listener, surfer look for from BBC’s various language services that she doesn’t get from established legacy players?

Rupa Jha: The regional market is dominated by hyper-local content. So the content strategy of the BBC in this market of languages is to make a differentiated offer and become a trusted window for people to understand the place of India in the world.

Original content is at the centre of this strategy with a special focus on serving underserved audiences such as the young and women.

We aim to drive audience growth by expanding our traditional appeal amongst “news connoisseurs” into a wider group of “news nibblers”.

Our research told us that local players tend to focus their news coverage mainly on the “what” and “when” but there is little effort being made to explain the “why”.  This helped us to develop a model we call our “news needs wheel”.

This showed that audiences wanted the BBC to provide perspective and context, together with stories that educate, inspire and offer solutions. We use this model not only to tell international stories but also to help develop narratives on the local by stepping back and looking at the big picture.

Based on our understanding of “news needs”, our content strategy is to decode national/regional stories for all language audiences and help generate an interest in news that is beyond hyperlocal.

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Q: What does BBC do in the languages that Indian media houses can’t, won’t, don’t? How does it approach Bharat?

Rupa Jha: We believe the BBC stands out for its values and principles. BBC editorial guidelines are the same for all operations, whether based in the UK or outside. The DNA of the organisation is our editorial values.

Trust is the foundation of the BBC.

“We are independent, impartial and honest.

“We are truthful and fair in all our dealings.

“We make decisions based on our values, stick by them and take responsibility for them.

“We behave with integrity and do what we say we’re going to do.

“We take pride in that and ensure that we don’t get seduced by a desire to be the first to break news, something that can easily cost your credibility.”

We acknowledge that the BBC in India is not the first port of call for people. Our assumption is that what they do want from us is analysis and explanation of an event.

We have a huge loyal audience in rural India and we ensure that we cater to that segment of society through our editorial agenda. Because of this we have a specific focus on marginalised communities, women, farmers and stories of human rights, development and justice.

A good example is presented by this current election period. We have been running a month of special output called “Reality Check” where the promises made by the political class and those in power is being assessed. We do regular fact-check stories, busting the fake news.

# We have also had special coverage around Muslims in India called “Being Muslim in India” and we cover stories around caste identity regularly.

# We had a season in Marathi called Ambedkar and Me, showcasing stories of successful Dalit entrepreneurs.

# We have featured stories of women from across the country, under the banner “BBCShe”, stories of choices men and women made called “His choice” and “Her choice”.

# We have also committed ourselves to deliver strong contextual coverage of Kashmir—for example, we had a series of stories from the region based around looking at violence through the eyes of children.

# We also have a special focus on tribal issues. Our recent coverage of Pulwama and aftermath is a case in point where we worked hard to ensure neutrality and balance in coverage based on facts.

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Q: It used to be said that Indians looked at and listened to BBC for its credibility. Is that still the case after the growth of homegrown media? How do you achieve this? What are the tell-tale signs of a fake story for you?

Rupa Jha: Yes, of course. Credibility is the tag that has helped us grow in the market. We work hard on the training of all our full-time journalists and stringers to ensure they fully understand our editorial guidelines so that they understand the BBC way of reporting. This training is a continuous process and takes up a significant part of our budget.

We also have a very strong system of editorial checks and balances. All our language services cross-check and triangulate their stories, and also liaise with the London headquarters through a central planning desk which also ensures that there is a flow of news that is checked and verified. We have standing instructions not to run stories unless there are two independent sources or if we have our own direct sources.

On top of all the above principles and practices, we fact-check stories daily, mostly viral stories. We have also invested resources in a lot of “on-the-ground, eye-witness reporting” at a time when other Indian media have been reducing the amount they do.

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Q: As the head of BBC languages in India, what does your work entail, how many people do you lead, how do you go about spotting and farming out stories, what kind of stories do you like, etc?

Rupa Jha: My job is to coordinate and oversee the whole of the BBC languages operation in India and to be a vital link to BBC HQ in London. I directly manage ten Service Leads and make sure staff across services in Delhi are properly managed, recruited and developed. As head, it is my task to ensure that there is a strong, creative culture across the bureau, that every member of staff understands clearly what we are doing and who we are doing it for.

My aim is to ensure all services provide a distinctive offering to the Indian market, with a focus on original and solutions-based journalism, mobile-first content, social media engagement and a mixture of news and near news content. I also have to make sure we are optimising our content on every platform and in each language.

We leverage our strength in international news to report Indian news with a global context, i.e. stories that will compare Indian issues to those in the rest of the world and global stories that are made relevant to an Indian audience. To attract new audiences to the BBC, the new services address diverse content needs of the youth and female audiences and deliver the quality, independent journalism that is lacking in this market.

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Q: There are thousands studying journalism especially in the languages. What would you advise them about the way forward? How can they equip themselves to work for the BBC some day? Can they freelance for you?

Rupa Jha: I feel the language scene in journalism is flourishing. Digital is the way forward, so take the plunge. Whatever format you work in, understand that a good story is a good story. Understanding the eco-system where we operate is vital.

We don’t ONLY look for those who have a degree in journalism. For the BBC that’s not the only consideration because we feel if you are curious and passionate and can tell a good story, you can become a journalist.

It’s a fantastic profession which needs people with courage, imagination and conviction. They can surely freelance for us by sending their CV and work sample to us.

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News connoisseurs to news nibblers: how BBC is approaching journalism in Indian languages with five words fast disappearing from our ‘bhasha’: trust, credibility, strength, depth, quality If the English market is tough for serious players in Indian journalism, keeping the head above the water in the languages is a humongous challenge. 1,663 more words

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Food for the soul

Words by Anviksha Patel; Photo by Lima Charlie

Brockley supper club YSM8 (pronounced YES-MATE) is a sensory experience. Run by Poonam Dhuffer at Masala Wala café on a monthly basis, YSM8 is a vegetarian Punjabi supper club that boasts not just excellent homecooked food, but good conversation in a colourful environment accompanied with ambient music.

Bexleyheath-born Dhuffer, 31, didn’t initially plan to create a supper club. With the support of her parents, Dhuffer set out to study textile design at Birmingham City University after deferring her entry for a year.

“They've been very supportive and transparent in the same sentence,” she explains. “They said to me, ‘Look if that's what you want to do, that's fine but have a contingency. If it doesn't work out, then what?’”

Dhuffer hails from a large family, which made the move to university a rather daunting one. “I remember having dinner on my own for the first time and thought this is weird. I've never experienced that.”

Luckily, with extended family living around the corner, home comforts weren’t too far away. “At that point I could cook, but it was certain things like saag [spinach] or maa ki dal [whole black lentils], which take ages. I haven’t got eight hours to make that,” she reminisces.

Eating together has become a core element to the success of YSM8, but it is not just the food that diners should expect.

“Food nourishes your body. But those conversations they nourish your soul. You might not be eating something lavish, it could be something as simple as a porridge, but that becomes so precious because you hold that moment in time precious and then that you have that memory with that food,” she tells me.

The value of stimulating conversation at YSM8 all started when she took some leftover boghar sabzi (runner bean and potato stir fry) to work one day and her colleagues asked her about traditional Punjabi food.

“The whole lunchtime we literally just spoke about what I would eat for dinner. I remember thinking I know what I'm trying to create now. Sometimes I’d do small dinners or brunches for my mates and they would say, ‘Poonam, you should do this more often.’”

Sharing a good meal with friends and family with great conversation is integral to Poonam’s vision. She even insists to come along even if you don’t have anyone to come with: “YSM8 is about making friends. You come on your own because you're going to make a friend.

“I didn't want it to be that cliquey where people feel like they can only come if they’re this kind of person. No mate. Those are the values that have been instilled in me, and essentially what Sikhism about is about. It's about oneness and equality.”

Storytelling is key to the equality and inclusion at YSM8, something that isn’t always emphasised at supper clubs.

“I've been to supper clubs or events where are I’m the only brown person there. There's not really a real connection there and it’s £50-60 just for food. I've left hungry and I didn't really make any nice conversation,” she explains.

YSM8 is certainly flipping that on its head and Dhuffer strives to make the company just as important as the food. “If someone had said to me ‘It was great but I didn't feel welcome but the food was amazing.’ That’s a failure in my eyes because food is just one part of it and I want people to leave with an experience.”

When I ask about how she came up with the name YSM8, Poonam told me she wanted it to have South-East London flavour as well as Punjabi. “When I meet my friends I very rarely will say, ‘Oh hello.’ I'm like, ‘Yes mate, what's going on?’” she says.

“I'm not trying to give this a twist. I'm born and bred in South-East. I am Punjabi, I am Sikh but then also there's a British kind of element to this. So why do I want to call it anything other than that?”

If you go to a YSM8 event, you can feel Dhuffer’s personality dotted everywhere. She utilises her textiles knowledge in the colour clashing patterned decoration of the tables, the bold colours and the round logo.

“All my shapes are quite like blobby and it's quite fluid because I am not angular person. It's a bit of a running joke in my house. My face is really round and my name means full moon,” she jokes.

The sensory experience doesn’t stop there. The music that accompanies the food and company is so well thought out and true to Poonam’s brand. Every Dhuffer family members’ taste is catered to throughout the dinner.

“My older brother is young musician so he plays tabla and the harmonium. He's got like a small Qawwali group and we've grown up listening to Qawwali, which is devotional Sufi music.

“My dad is obsessed with Santana and Earth Wind and Fire. My mum loves 70s and 80s so music is a massive part of us,” she tells me. “My first idea was to do a live Qawwali performance or some kind of live music set and then have a dinner afterwards,” she adds.

Taste is, of course, imperative to a successful supper club. Awakening the senses at each event is a menu with dishes that Poonam grew up with, including all of her familys’ favourites.

“The last menu was maa ki dal which is whole black daal with red kidney. We call it gurdwara dal because that’s normally what they serve in the gurdwara. The way my mum makes it, it’s so moreish. It's one of my mum’s signatures.”

Although YSM8 isn’t the only supper club that offers Punjabi dishes, Dhuffer stresses that the variety of Punjabi food on offer is subject to each family. As we chat about dishes from our respective childhoods – mine Gujarati and hers’ Punjabi – it’s interesting to learn that her family dishes also can vary depending on who cooks it.

“Look at the way that we have certain types of food. You can't generalize and say Punjabi cooking is one thing because it really isn’t.” At YSM8 events, Poonam will explain the history behind each dish and the ingredients that go into it.

It seems that YSM8 was always bubbling away in the background of Dhuffer’s personal and professional life. After her degree, Poonam started working at WGSM, a trend forecasting company and worked her way up to an editor. However, four years into the job left her feeling creatively unfulfilled. “It got to a point where I needed to make a change and the only person that is going to make that change is me.”

After a break to Peru and a longing for her parent’s cooking, Poonam started freelancing for brand insight agencies which gave her time to work on creating the base sauce of what was to become YSM8. First, she volunteered at Zaad, a Palestinian supper club run by Nisrin Abuorf at Space61 in Peckham, to gain some supper club insight.

“From the moment I got in to the moment I left, I was on my feet and that opened my eyes. If I wanted to do this, this is the kind of level of service you need to be giving. You need to get a food certificate, insurance, and those details I overlooked. All that was on my list was what sound and feeling did I want.”

By chance, Dhuffer stumbled upon Masala Wala café whilst writing an article about how Punjabi’s do supper clubs.

“To kind of assume that all Punjabi people eat the same dish was a bit ignorant because obviously Punjab is split. I was reaching out to people that I thought would be interesting to interview and one of these chefs that I was interviewing was Saima [Thompson] at Masala Wala cafe in Brockley there and literally from the moment I spoke to her, I was like, this girl. I don’t know why I sensed a very good connection with her.”

Thompson suggested to do a trial at her café and one year later, YSM8 is going strong and has started to collaborate with like-minded people to host events, such as her collaboration with LMJP yoga to host yoga vegan brunches.

In the effort of speaking things into existence, Poonam sees the potential of YSM8 expanding within London such as hosting a supper club at Asma Khan’s kitchen, Darjeeling Express.

If sharing is at the heart of YSM8’s values, then it’s a no brainer that Poonam wants to branch out and become more than just a supper club. She plans to start hosting panels and collaborating with more creatives and platforms.

“For me it's really important to share my experience of what bring creativity means. Just because you work in one industry, it doesn't mean you need to be boxed just in that.”

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5 Evergreen Gujarati Dishes You Must Try at Gujarati Weddings Serve the best tasting authentic Gujarati meals at your event like Khatti Meethi Dal and Gulab Jamun by using top London Gujarati caterers, Bharat Gangaram.

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Is Hiring a Wedding Planner Worth It? When it comes to wedding planning, every couple needs some help, whether in the form of your loved ones or a wedding planner. Couples often question if hiring a wedding planner is worth it or not. The answer depends on if you are ready to give up on all your other activities and run after vendors and caterers to find the best ones? Sounds hectic, right? But the good thing is that Indian Wedding Caterers London can take care of everything for you from decor to food; they got you covered from head-to-toe. A good wedding planner can make your big day memorable for both the couple and the relatives. Wedding Planner’s Job Following are the things wedding planners do to take the burden off you. Vendors A wedding planner schedules and attend all the meetings with the vendors themselves, which means you do not have to waste time meeting various vendors to find the best one. Your wedding planner can meet and negotiate the contract themselves. Manage Budget A wedding planner understands how much you are willing to invest in your wedding. They make a plan with you to determine your budget and try their best to provide you with the best experience under your budget. Decor A wedding planner brainstorms different style ideas according to your taste and coordinates the design details according to it. They are in charge of the color schemes and overall aesthetic of the wedding. Wedding Planner VS Wedding Coordinator People often confuse these two together and think they both will provide you with the same services. While a wedding planner is with you throughout the process of your wedding planner, a wedding coordinator is only there for you on the day of your wedding. A wedding planner helps you with all the little details of planning your wedding, and on the other hand, a coordinator only takes care of the last-minute activities. Key Takeaway If you want a memorable wedding day with the least possible amount of stress, then you need to hire Gujarati wedding caterers London. Often couples do not know where to start, or their planning skills are not great for them; a planner can come to their rescue.

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Custom handmade bespoke Luxury Asian Indian Halal Wedding Cakes - Crystal Cake Couture

Crystal Cake Couture make bespoke luxury Asian Indian wedding cakes. Specializing in hanging cakes, big Asian wedding cakes , Indian wedding cakes, eggless wedding cakes, crystal wedding cakes, big 4, 7, 10 tier Asian wedding cakes and. All our cakes are 100% halal prestige wedding cakes. Our cakes come with complete crystal wedding cake stand hire view our special offers on diamond wedding cakes and gold weddings With our  great selection of personally designed wedding cakes why would you want to go anywhere else?

Crystal cake couture team have over 10 years experience in  delivering custom wedding  cakes  nationwide  with complete planning. To make your event memorable and go smoothly as possible.

Highly recommended by 5 star venues and magazines we ensure we deliver exceptional results, making your event unforgettable. We always provide the highest level of customer service and commitment to all our customers and bake the most amazing Asian wedding cakes that you truly deserve.  We are highly committed to preparing the wedding cake of your dreams we  take the details from your ideas and imaginations and make them possible for your special day.

Specializes in Asian weddings making glamorous large massive wedding cakes. We create custom wedding cakes, for  Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Bengalis, Sri Lankan, Arab, Gujarati Indians and Pakistanis for any bride and groom. All our cakes are handmade, 100% halal eggless eggfree  in a range of   1 ,2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , tiered  cakes. Please see our crystal spiral and crystal dome and Asian wedding cakes facebook page for more ideas and designs.

We offer Free delivery  to your venue in  London , Birmingham , Manchester , Coventry , Nottingham , Sheffield ,Leeds ,Edinburgh & Nationwide. Offering complete setup and display at your venue. We also collect any crystal cake stands or hanging wedding cake stand on hire after the event. So you can relax and enjoy your day knowing you are in good hands. We aim to provide each and every one of their customers with a stress-free relaxing service.

Having a passion for food, events, fashion and photography our cakes take inspiration from this and our love for baking is captured within every slice to craft you the perfect wedding cake.

We work alongside  many prestige Asian wedding companies  to serve you a world class service on your Asian wedding day coordinating the dinner and cake management  for a flawless service  Just a few of our favorites Madhus catering, Preeti catering, Ragamama, Sapna caterers, Royal wedding services, Ragasaan.

Taste our secret. Our eggless wedding cakes have never tasted soo good. Creating showpiece bespoke Asian Indian halal wedding cakes your guest can’t stop talking about. We would love to apart of your wedding day adding our sparkle and glamour. We offer a complete peace of mind service so you can relax and enjoy your day, which is priceless. We bake your dream Asian modern wedding cake just as you want for further information and ideas please and discuss your Asian wedding event at crystalcakecouture.co.uk. Get touch with us today on 07758446377 for the perfect Asian wedding experience

We make your dreams come true - Crystal cake couture the Asian wedding cake specialists.

We are a wedding cake company specialize in ASIAN WEDDING CAKES in UK only. For more information visit: http://www.crystalcakecouture.co.uk