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Is the Govt. ready to rent out the Heritage site?

While you may not be able to rent heritage sites for your family events, you would be able to hold a family event in certain portions of such sites. For that to happen, however, the ministry of culture would have to accept the suggestion made by a Parliamentary panel. The Lok Sabha Public Accounts Committee on Preservation and Conservation of Monuments and Antiquities, which has recently submitted a report suggesting ways in which the ministry can generate revenues, has said parts of heritage sites could be rented out at a premium for social and family events after putting in place proper guidelines. The recommendation for the ministry to explore enhancing revenue generation through premium renting of well-known sites for social and family events with proper guidelines has not been brooded upon with seriousness … The committee had deliberated the issue in-depth and considered and opined that certain areas of some well-known monuments like the Red Fort, the Taj Mahal, the Victoria Memorial Hall could very well be earmarked and rented out for events like marriages, plays and musicals at premium rates without hurting the monuments by developing strict guidelines and close supervision, quota; the panel, said in its report. Earlier, the ministry had declined to accept the panel’s recommendation that heritage sites be rented out for such events, saying doing so might be detrimental to the state of the monument. If the Archaeological Survey of India is not in favour of renting heritage monuments for social and family events, possibilities should be explored if such events can be held in the backdrop of those monuments,” the panel further suggested. Would you like to explore one of the sites in your city?

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UNIQUE WEDDING CEREMONY FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF INDIA

Weddings hold so much importance in India. It’s not about people meeting but the commitment of being together forever with each other no matter what. Weddings are great celebrations and denotation of solemnization of the coming together of two people.

India is a diverse country and so are our wedding rituals. Just like the language, our rituals change with different parts of the country. And all of them hold some importance and blessings. It is such a delight to be a part of these rituals as they are the sign of piousness and purity of a relationship.

Here we have some of the wedding rituals from different parts of the country and what they stand for. Each one of them is unique and holds a different meaning.

Aiburo Bhaat-West Bengal

Also known as the traditional bachelor party in Bengal, it is the last means to wed-to-be eat before marriage. It is served to both the bride-to-be and the groom-to-be.

The meal is actually an authentic Bengali meal that has specially made fish with Bhaat(rice).

Accompanied by the elders singing wedding folk songs and dancing creates a happy and loving surrounding, giving the blessing to the bride and groom.

Aiburo Bhaat-West Bengal

Ganesh Maatli/ Ganesha Sthapan-Gujrat

Throughout India, it is believed that any Shubh(auspicious) thing should be started with the worship and blessing of lord Ganesh and that is what Shree Ganesh is called.

Following the same path in Gujra Ganesh Maatl/ Ganesha Sthapant stands for welcoming and worshiping lord Ganesh before starting the marriage rituals. With that, they ask for a happy beginning and protect the upcoming joy from anything bad.

Ganesh Maatli/ Ganesha Sthapan-Gujrat

Kashi Yatra-Andhra Pradesh

Okay, so this one is pretty fun. Kashi Yatra means visiting Kashi means a lot in Andhra Pradesh. So in this ritual, the groom on the wedding day pretends and teases the bride side that he will leave everything and go to Kashi to worship lord shiva and leave worldly pleasure.

To stop him the bride’s brother convinced him to stop and marry his sister. It is actually a fun ritual and involves lots of jokes.

Kashi Yatra-Andhra Pradesh

Saptapadi Ritual-Maharashtrian

Saptapadi Ritual is a Maharashtrian wedding ritual that is done while taking the seven rounds with fire in the center(Saat Pheras). In this ritual, before the pheras, the bride places her right foot on top of seven betel nuts which are decorated on top of the small mold of rice.

After the seventh round is completed the bride places her foot on the grindstone and the groom holds her hand symbolizing that no matter what the groom will support her in her tough times and the bride to be strong throughout their companionship.

Saptapadi Ritual-Maharashtrian

Dwar Chakai-Marwari

Dwar Chakai is a Marwari ritual in which when the baarat finally comes to the wedding venue the groom hits the well-decorated entrance with a neem stick. The rituals symbolized the neem stick as an auspicious plant that will keep the wedding and mandap from any kind of negativity.

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It is a kind of fun ceremony as the bride side tries hard to make it difficult for the groom and once the groom is done the mother of the bride pulls the groom’s nose and puts a tilak on his head to welcome home for the wedding.

Dwar Chakai-Marwari

Kangnabandhana and Kanyadaan-Bihar & East UP

Kangnabandhana and Kanyadaan is a wedding in Bihar and east Uttar Pradesh where the priest ties make a bracelet of cotton thread with mango leaves and haldi and tie the right hand of both bride and groom together. Making the relationship official and taking blessings from god.

The barber then cuts the toenails of the bride and groom inside the mandap symbolizing the negativity gone. Then the bride’s mother and father gave away the bride’s hand to the groom denoting that not she is his forever.

Kangnabandhana and Kanyadaan-Bihar & East UP

Bor Baton & Leilenga-Manipur

Bor baton and Leilenga are a fun wedding ritual from Manipur. For Bor Baton, the young brothers from being bride’s house visit the groom’s house to convince him and invite him to the wedding. Also accompanied by lots of gifts and fun chat.

Simultaneously in the bride-to-be’s house, the bride with her bridesmaid weave her Garlands for the garland ceremony by herself along with the main priest chanting holy mantras to keep away the wedding from any kind of negativity and blessing it with god.

Bor Baton & Leilenga-Manipur

Ab Shehrun-Kashmir

Ab shehrun is a beautiful Kashmiri wedding ritual in which the bride takes bath to cleanse herself from any negativity for the fresh start of her new phase of life. Usually accompanied by her mother and sister. The elders of the house bless the girl for a good and positive start.

After that, the bride gets ready in her traditional outfit also known as Pehran and then takes blessing from god by offering two rakath.

Ab Shehrun-Kashmir

Sparsham Ritual-Kerala

Sparsham Ritual is a wedding ritual from Kerala where the groom and bride sit together on the floor facing each other. Their heads are met and then the bride puts rice in the holy fire symbolizing their holy meeting. After that, the groom puts the right foot of the bride on the grindstone symbolizing that she has finally left her house and now she has entered her new family with him.

Sparsham Ritual-Kerala

Kalire Ceremony-Punjabi

The Kalira ceremony is a well-known ceremony performed at every Punjabi wedding. In this beautiful kaliras are tied to the chooda of the bride-to-be. It is also encrusted with some betel nuts and dry fruits. he bride then goes to the unmarried girls and shakes her kaliras above them. It is said that if the betel nut or a part of kalira falls on any of the girls that she will be the one to get married next.’

Kalire Ceremony-Punjabi

Here were some of the joyous marriage ceremony from different parts of India. All of them are so beautiful and symbols of love and affection from the family and loved ones. Tell us which one you loved the most. Also, what’s your favourite ceremony from weddings?

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UNIQUE WEDDING CEREMONY FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF INDIA

Weddings hold so much importance in India. It’s not about people meeting but the commitment of being together forever with each other no matter what. Weddings are great celebrations and denotation of solemnization of the coming together of two people.

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Things To Keep In Mind While Picking Out Flowers For Your Wedding Decor

While you are still in the wedding planning stage of your decoration, we suggest that you keep a mental note of the flowers that will be in season at the time of your wedding and only go with those sets of flowers available in the local market. Also, if you intentionally or unintentionally opt for flowers that are not in the wedding season, then brides might have to get them shipped to India which will only add to the cost and your carbon footprint. Couples often make the mistake of choosing the same type of flowers for all the nuptial ceremonies at their wedding thinking of cohesiveness. Don’t forget that you can still keep your wedding decor consistent if you experiment with flowers for various pre-wedding functions. Choosing a variety of fresh flowers according to your wedding theme party gives you the freedom to go a little hatke and stick to your overall decor budget at the same time. Your excitement while selecting flowers for your wedding decor is understandable but you have to remember that your floral decor should be telling a coherent story. Using too many kinds of flowers at once can make your decor look like it’s all over the place.

So, stick to the wedding theme for that particular wedding ceremony and shop for flowers accordingly. To take your wedding decor up a notch, add your personal touch while selecting the flowers and ensure to follow these tips: research the latest and trending wedding decor ideas and add your favourite flowers.

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Your excitement while selecting flowers for your wedding decor is understandable but you have to remember that your floral decor should be telling a coherent story. Using too many kinds of flowers at once can make your decor look like it’s all over the place.

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Things To Keep In Mind While Picking Out Flowers For Your Wedding Decor

Your excitement while selecting flowers for your wedding decor is understandable but you have to remember that your floral decor should be telling a coherent story. Using too many kinds of flowers at once can make your decor look like it’s all over the place.