#Haldi Photos

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Hardik & Natasa’s Haldi & Mehendi Pictures Are Oozing Vibrant Hues

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Haldi Poses for the Groom: Elevate Your Pre-Wedding Photos with These Unique Ideas

The Haldi ceremony is one of the most joyful and vibrant rituals in Indian weddings, symbolising purity, blessings, and the onset of married life. While much attention is often given to the bride during this pre-wedding event, the groom's Haldi ceremony is equally significant and offers a fantastic opportunity to capture unique and memorable moments. In this article, we'll explore creative haldi poses for groom that can elevate your pre-wedding photos. We'll also discuss how you can incorporate elements like mehndi photo pose, beach couple photoshoot, and ring ceremony Indian engagement photography poses into your Haldi pictures for a truly unforgettable album.

Why Haldi Poses for the Groom Matter

The Haldi ceremony is traditionally filled with fun, laughter, and vibrant colours, making it an excellent occasion for candid and posed photography. However, while the bride often takes centre stage, the groom's experience can be just as visually captivating. Unique haldi poses for groom can capture the essence of this ceremony, showcasing the groom's personality, emotions, and style. These poses not only add variety to your wedding album but also make the groom feel just as special and celebrated as the bride.

Classic Haldi Poses for the Groom

1. The Hands-On Pose

One of the most iconic haldi poses for groom is the hands-on pose, where family members and friends apply turmeric paste to the groom's face, arms, and legs. This pose captures the joyous participation of loved ones and the groom's playful reactions. The hands-on pose is perfect for close-up shots that highlight the intricate details of the Haldi ritual, including the texture of the turmeric and the groom's expressions.

2. The Seated Pose

In this pose, the groom sits cross-legged on a decorated stool or mat, with turmeric being applied to him. The seated pose is ideal for capturing the groom in a moment of calm and reflection amidst the lively ceremony. The background can be adorned with traditional decor, such as marigold flowers and colourful drapes, to enhance the cultural richness of the photograph.

3. The Group Shot

A group shot with the groom surrounded by family and friends is a must-have in any Haldi album. This pose showcases the collective joy and celebration of the ceremony. The groom can be in the centre, with everyone around him either applying turmeric or posing with a smile. This pose not only captures the essence of the Haldi ceremony but also reflects the bond between the groom and his loved ones.

Creative Haldi Poses with a Modern Twist

1. The Flower Shower Pose

Incorporating flowers into your haldi poses for groom can add a touch of elegance and modernity to the photos. The flower shower pose involves the groom being showered with petals, creating a visually stunning image. This pose works particularly well in outdoor settings, where natural light can enhance the beauty of the falling petals. The groom's reactions, whether playful or serene, make this pose a standout in any Haldi album.

2. The Candid Laughter Pose

Candid shots are always a favourite, and the Haldi ceremony provides plenty of opportunities for genuine laughter. In this pose, the groom is captured mid-laughter, surrounded by the joyful faces of his family and friends. The candid laughter pose is perfect for highlighting the fun and light-hearted nature of the Haldi ceremony. It also pairs well with other candid shots, such as a beach couple photoshoot or ring ceremony Indian engagement photography poses, to create a cohesive pre-wedding album.

3. The Reflection Pose

For a more introspective and artistic touch, consider the reflection pose. In this setup, the groom is captured looking into a mirror or reflecting surface, with the turmeric applied to his face and body. This pose symbolises self-reflection and the transformative journey from bachelorhood to married life. The reflection pose can be further enhanced by incorporating elements from a mehndi photo pose, such as intricate patterns or traditional attire, to add depth and cultural significance.

Unique Haldi Poses Inspired by Other Pre-Wedding Traditions

1. The Couple’s Haldi Pose

While the Haldi ceremony is often focused on the groom, incorporating the bride into the photos can create beautiful and meaningful images. The couple’s Haldi pose involves both the bride and groom participating in the ceremony together, perhaps applying turmeric to each other’s faces or holding hands. This pose is a wonderful way to capture the bond between the couple as they prepare to embark on their married life together. It can also be a nice complement to a beach couple photoshoot, where the couple is seen enjoying a relaxed and intimate moment by the sea.

2. The Ring Exchange Pose

Inspired by ring ceremony Indian engagement photography poses, the ring exchange pose during the Haldi ceremony adds a romantic and symbolic touch to the event. In this pose, the groom can present a symbolic ring or flower garland to the bride, or vice versa, as a gesture of their commitment. This pose not only enhances the Haldi ceremony but also connects it with other significant pre-wedding rituals, creating a cohesive narrative for your wedding album.

3. The Traditional Dance Pose

Finally, incorporating dance into your haldi poses for groom can infuse the ceremony with energy and movement. Whether it’s a traditional dance or a spontaneous celebration, capturing the groom in motion adds a dynamic element to the photos. The dance pose can be done solo, with the groom showcasing his joy, or with family and friends joining in. This pose is particularly effective when paired with vibrant colours and traditional attire, creating a lively and festive atmosphere.

The Haldi ceremony is a joyful and significant pre-wedding ritual that offers countless opportunities for creative and memorable photography. By exploring a variety of haldi poses for groom, from classic setups to modern twists, you can ensure that your pre-wedding photos are both unique and meaningful. Whether you’re incorporating elements from a mehndi photo pose, a beach couple photoshoot, or ring ceremony Indian engagement photography poses, the key is to capture the emotions, traditions, and personality of the groom during this special time. With the right poses and a bit of creativity, your Haldi photos will be a cherished part of your wedding memories for years to come.

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The bts photos of the makeup done on Simone Ashley as Kate Sharma in the Haldi Scene in 2x06

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My Favourite Kate Looks #6: The Haldi Look

In episode 6 of Season 2 we see Kate, Mary and Edwina taking part in a traditional Haldi ceremony ahead of Edwina's wedding to Anthony. In this scene the look for Kate is a more simple and relaxed look than we have seen previously for her.  

Kate is wearing an orange dress, her hair is mostly loose, but a BTS photo shows that she has Kate's signature plaits (braids) and that they are pulled back and adorned with a simple flower and bead hair accessory giving some interest. 

The dress itself is a yellow (more like a Tumeric colour) with an orange overlay to give some depth and interest to what is a relatively unadorned dress, the dress does have pleats in the bodice which brings some interest in the absence of adornment. Kate's makeup in this scene also has a simple look about it, but not aging as previously seen, but she has a glow. As we can see from one of the images above it appears that a golden luminous makeup was used on Simone Ashley to provide a golden glow to Kate during the Haldi ceremony.

Though what really stands out in this scene for me is Kate's hair, it is styled with predominantly loose waves, with the addition of some small plaits (braids) pulled around to the back of her hair. Loose hair is a style that women in the regency period would have worn only for bed or in the most intimate of situations, a lady would not wear her hair loose in public, thus indicating the intimacy of this scene. 

I don't believe that Kate's hair is styled like this to only indicate an intimate family moment, but I believe it is to also point the viewer towards Kate as the rightful bride. Kate is the only one of the three with her hair mostly loose, compared to both Mary and Edwina whose hairstyles are styled up with the resulting ponytail coming over their shoulder. Kate appears to be deliberately styled differently to Edwina and Mary in order to have her stand out. Now, I am not sure whether there is anything in this theory of mine (and it is only a theory), but I think it was yet another piece of the deconstructed wedding for season 2, and another way to provide visual clues to the viewers that Kate is the one that will in the end marry Anthony. 

To complement the overall look Kate is wearing a gold necklace with matching earrings, and no other jewellery, again another point of difference with Edwina and Mary. 

So what do you think of Kate's Haldi look? Did you like it, or think it was too simple? 

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1st December, 2023.

I visited Bali Jatra for fourth time today. Bali Jatra is the Asia's largest open trade fair, that is held in Cuttack every year. It begins from the day of Kartika Purnima and lasts for 7-8 days. This year, it started on 27th November and will end on 4th December.

It is held to pay homage to the maritime history of Odisha.

Bali Jatra may be just a fair for others, but an emotion and nostalgia for us Cuttackias. And I am simply obsessed with it since childhood and love to visit it daily.

When I was in my Class 10th, our tuition teacher forbade us to go to Bali Jatra, because he didn't want us to miss classes and lag behind the studies. Any kid who missed classes during those days, even if for other reasons, was punished severely. I didn't miss any classes, instead I went to Bali Jatra during the one-hour gap between school and tuition. It was tiring, but anything for Bali Jatra. I am that crazy about Bali Jatra.

So, today I went with Mom. Last three times I went there alone. People always ask me, don't I feel awkward visiting a fair alone? And yes, I did feel uncomfortable initially, but now I am used to it.

I have always visited the fair with my mom. Her office and my school were located at walking distance to the fair ground. Infact, the fair ground is midway between both the the places. When I was a kid, my mom would pick me up from school and we would walk to the fair and return to her office later. This used to be our daily routine during those 7-8 days.

And after I went to college, I used to go to her office and then we used to walk to the fair daily.

But then my mom retired and could not travel daily to visit the fair because of her health. I found no one else is crazy enough to accompany me daily. When my sister and bff hadn't moved out of town for higher studies/job, they used to go with me somedays. But after them, I got used to visit the fair alone.

Today, I bought a new Lord Jagannath idol from Bali Jatra. As an Odia, it doesn't matter how many such idols, posters or photos we have in our home, there is always space for more.

Then, I found some cute palm leaf Pattachitra bookmarks. Pattachitra is traditional Odia scroll painting. They are usually painted on cloth, palm leaves, coconut shells, wooden surfaces etc.

And of course, fair visit cannot be complete without buying some earrings. I also found Desiblr favourite peacock earrings.

My mom bought household stuffs like phool jhadu, Kandhamal haldi (pure, organic turmeric from Southern Odisha), some organic lentils etc. and then we had chat and pani puri.

Overall, I had a fun day with my mom and got reminded of those school days when we used to do this daily.

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Some more OC associations, Warden edition >:3

Neira Surana

Seasoning: caraway seeds, plain salt, star anise

Weather: A chilly morning in early spring, when there's hoarfrost and the kind of fog that tells you it's gonna be a sunny day

Colour: Lavender, pale yellow, deep navy blue

Sky: A moonless but clear night sky right before sunrise starts

Magic power: Restoration and healing

House plant: Aloe

Weapon: A fairly plane, but well made and well balanced staff

Subject: Biology, or something in the medical field

Social media: She'd have an official warden twitter account, and maybe a private one that she never uses

Make-up product: A moisturiser (or concealer (thinkin eyebags here rn lolol))

Candy: Milk chocolate

Fear: Consequences, responsibility

Ice cube shape: Flake ice

Method of long distance travel: Train or ship

Art style: Classicism

Mythological creature: Unicorn (or Heinzelmännchen, if they count lolol)

Piece of stationery: A sturdy binder, or envelopes

3 emojis: 🤍🌌💉

Celestial body: Moon

Tarot card: Eight of cups (upright: walking away, disillusionment, leaving behind; reversed: avoidance, fear of change, stagnation) or queen of cups (upright: compassion, calm, comfort; reversed: martyrdom, insecurity, dependence)

. . . . . . .

Kala Brosca

Seasoning: Rock salt, cloves, paprika powder; also haldi (cos of the color xD)

Weather: Cloudy sky, Stuffy heat

Colour: Warm yellows and oranges

Sky: Overcast, where the whole sky looks like there's a dome of clouds

Magic power: Hmmm... I guess it would translate to force or primal magic in DA? Think Toph from atla

House plant: Snake plant or laceleaf

Weapon: A random mace or warhammer; she'll take what she can get

Subject: Photography (?)

Social media: Instagram; it would be a wild mix of super pretty and really low quality photos of places & Barkspawn & Ali & random shit lol

Make-up product: Do face masks count? xD

Candy: Citrus-y hard candy

Fear: Loss of self

Ice cube shape: Those small kinda. round (but not spherical) ones

Method of long distance travel: Ship

Art style: Impressionism or art nouveau

Mythological creature: Chimera or sphinx

Piece of stationery: Cold press paper and charcoal pencils

3 emojis: 🌼🔪☁️

Celestial body: A terrestrial planet of sorts

Tarot card: Four of cups (upright: apathy, contemplation, disconnectedness; reversed: awareness, choosing happiness, acceptance) or five of pentacles (upright: adversity, poverty, alienation; reversed: recovery, charity, improvement)

[shaadiwish]

Have you ever thought of having a dreamy Haldi or a Mehndi Ceremony? So, now you can have one! Make your wedding ceremonies amazing - Phoolon Ki Holi.

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Chic and Stylish: Baby Shower Photoshoot Poses That Will Make Your Memories Shine

A baby shower is a momentous occasion, celebrating the anticipation of a new life and the joy that comes with it. Capturing these precious moments through a photoshoot is a beautiful way to create lasting memories. With the right poses and settings, your baby shower photos can be both chic and stylish, reflecting the love and excitement of this special time. In this guide, we'll explore some of the most creative baby shower photoshoot poses that will make your memories shine. We'll also touch on ideas for integrating other elements, such as a haldi photo pose or a pre wedding shoot in jeans top, and even bride poses single for those who want to capture the essence of multiple life milestones.

The Essence of Baby Shower Photoshoot Poses

Capturing the Glow of Motherhood

The focus of any baby shower photoshoot is the mother-to-be, whose natural glow and happiness should be at the heart of every shot. Simple yet elegant poses can highlight the beauty of this stage in life. A classic pose is the mother cradling her belly with both hands, a gentle smile on her face. This pose can be taken from various angles, either close-up or at a distance, to capture the surrounding ambiance. To add a touch of glamour, consider incorporating soft lighting that enhances the mother’s natural radiance.

Including the Family

Family plays an integral role in any baby shower, and including them in your photoshoot adds warmth and connection. A popular pose is the father gently kissing the mother’s belly, symbolizing his love and anticipation. Siblings, if any, can be included by having them place their hands on the belly or sit beside the mother, looking up at her with excitement. These baby shower photoshoot poses are timeless and deeply meaningful, creating a visual narrative of the family's unity and shared joy.

Creative Baby Shower Photoshoot Poses

The Heart Pose

One of the most cherished baby shower photoshoot poses is the heart pose. Both parents form a heart shape with their hands over the mother’s belly, symbolizing the love they have for their unborn child. This pose is simple yet powerful, capturing the essence of love and life in a single frame. For a more artistic touch, this pose can be done in silhouette, with the parents standing against a sunset or soft background lighting.

The Silhouette Shot

Silhouettes add a dramatic flair to any photoshoot. For a baby shower, capturing the mother’s silhouette, especially during the golden hour, can create a stunning visual. The focus should be on the outline of the belly, with the mother standing sideways. This pose is ideal for outdoor settings, where natural light can be used to enhance the silhouette's sharpness. This type of shot can be a beautiful addition to a collection that includes traditional haldi photo pose or other cultural elements.

The Side Hug

The side hug is another classic pose that exudes warmth and connection. In this pose, the father stands beside the mother, wrapping his arms around her while she cradles her belly. This pose can be made even more intimate by having the couple look into each other’s eyes, sharing a private moment of anticipation. The side hug works well in both indoor and outdoor settings, and can be complemented with a pre wedding shoot in jeans top for a casual, relaxed vibe.

Integrating Pre-Wedding and Haldi Poses

Pre-Wedding Shoot in Jeans Top

While a baby shower may be the primary focus, couples often want to commemorate their journey from engagement to parenthood. Integrating a pre wedding shoot in jeans top into your baby shower photoshoot is a creative way to blend these life events. The casualness of jeans, paired with a stylish top, can contrast beautifully with the more traditional baby shower attire. Posing in a natural setting, such as a park or garden, allows for candid shots that reflect the couple's playful and loving relationship.

Haldi Photo Pose

If your baby shower has a cultural or traditional theme, incorporating a haldi photo pose can add depth and variety to your photoshoot. The haldi ceremony, with its vibrant colours and joyful atmosphere, provides a rich backdrop for creative posing. A popular pose is the mother-to-be sitting with her family around her, their hands applying haldi on her cheeks. This pose not only captures the cultural significance of the moment but also the affection and support from loved ones.

Bride Poses Single: A Touch of Elegance

Capturing the Bride-to-Be

For women who want to celebrate their transition from bride to mother, incorporating bride poses single into a baby shower photoshoot is a beautiful idea. These poses can highlight the elegance and grace of the mother-to-be, showcasing her journey from a newlywed to an expectant mother. A popular pose is the mother-to-be standing in her wedding attire or a flowing gown, gently cradling her belly. The contrast between the bridal look and the baby bump creates a stunning visual that tells a story of love, growth, and new beginnings.

The Over-the-Shoulder Pose

The over-the-shoulder pose is a timeless option that works beautifully for both bridal and baby shower photos. In this pose, the mother-to-be looks back over her shoulder, her face half-turned towards the camera. This pose can be done indoors, with soft lighting to create a dreamy effect, or outdoors, where natural light can add a touch of warmth. It’s a pose that captures the elegance of a bride and the tenderness of a mother-to-be, making it a perfect addition to your baby shower photoshoot.

A baby shower is a celebration of new life, filled with joy, love, and anticipation. By incorporating creative baby shower photoshoot poses, you can capture these emotions in a way that is both chic and stylish. From the classic heart pose to integrating elements like a haldi photo pose or a pre wedding shoot in jeans top, there are endless possibilities to make your photoshoot unique and memorable. Don’t forget to include a few bride poses single to reflect on the journey that brought you to this special moment. With thoughtful planning and a touch of creativity, your baby shower photos will be cherished memories that shine for years to come.

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The last day of their vacation was spent at the Hazakura lounge. There was this cute game generated elder sim there named Arnessa and she was hired as the lounge entertainer. I like the way the game styled her so I took a random as heck photo.

Plus, Megan, Tess, Iseul, and Grace did some karaoke together before ordering some drinks at the bar. Grace had a rootbeer float since she doesn't drink alcohol, so the whole group decided to order rootbeer floats too.

Grace smiled at Megan as they sat together at the bar. "I don't mind anyone else drinking if I'm not, but I definitely didn't envy my friends' next day hangovers in uni." She said. "Yeah, in college I could drink so much and feel decent to mildly bad the next day, now I feel so crappy and like death warmed over if I overdrink." Grace grinned. "You should've seen Issy when she got drunk one time. She came to my apartment and kept snuggling with me on the couch which was sweet, and kept calling me, what was it is Issy, Jagiya?" Iseul blushed and nodded. "I think she said it means honey or baby in Korean. Plus she tried to get me to dance to some songs with her." Iseul blushed. "Gracie, that was private." She said as Megan grinned mischievously. "Grace why the heck didn't you take a video of it so I could use it to tease Is?" Megan joked. "Sorry Megs, I was too busy laughing and trying to get Issy to drink water and go to sleep to take a video, but next time I will." Grace said, and Iseul scoffed but she grinned too. "Well, then I'll take a video of you when you're doing your Desi skin and hair routine day, when you have on your haldi mask and coconut oil* in your hair, although honestly you look cute in that mask." Iseul teased, and Grace gasped. "You wouldn’t dare, Issy." She grumbled, and Megan grinned as she watched them bicker. Thankfully she didn't feel that weird pang seeing them together anymore, and just felt happy for Grace and Iseul. They seemed to really love each other, and Megan was happy to see Iseul happy.

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[teanicolae]

Caturāvṛtti Tarpaṇam

my Lord,

melt me on the betelnut leaf

show me that i am rough on the surface

but soft all the way through

my rugged edges,

my delusions of mass

my convictions of being,

my frights of flow

in the melding of haldi

and sanctified water,

apaḥ sips my contractions

pours of holy water,

my fissures dissolve into You

fingertips adorned in yellow hue

and moist eyes of velvet,

i throw my head back and gasp

𝓉𝒽𝒾𝓈 𝓂𝓊𝓈𝓉 𝒷𝑒 𝓁𝑜𝓋𝑒

photos: the ecstatic Caturāvṛtti Tarpaṇam, completed in forty-one days with my saṅgha of Śabda Yoginīs.

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Devoleena Bhattacharjee And Vishal Singh Got Married Fans Stuns With Photos From Haldi Ceremony See Here

Devoleena Bhattacharjee And Vishal Singh Got Married Fans Stuns With Photos From Haldi Ceremony See Here

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