Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

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What is a wedding? Is it just a ceremony? Or just making a bond between two people? Both of the answers are incomplete. It is not just a ceremony or a ritual to bond two people. A wedding is a ceremony performed in the presence of all the close ones to bond two souls forever into an unbreakable bond that is blessed by the people and also almighty Lord.

Whether be the bride or the groom, the day of their wedding is one of the most important day in their life. The people bonding together, especially the bride, are the center of attraction for all on the wedding day. The dress that a bride wears, the make-up that she puts on, the accessories that she uses to enhance her beauty is noted by each and every person present in the ceremony. This is the day when she has to look the prettiest of all.

So, here I am suggesting 18 different wedding dresses types that will help a bride to choose the dress according to the theme or the type of wedding:

1.    Beach Wedding

Beach has always been a splendid site for any type of joyous ceremony to be performed. The nature’s bountiful presence can be observed at the beaches. Having a wedding ceremony performed near a beach is dream of many people.

A wedding dress that is apt for such kind of occasion should be chosen such that the atmosphere of the beach is adapted. 

Dastar Bandi or the "Wearing of the turban" is a ceremony which is performed in parts of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The ceremony marks the start of manhood for the groom. Elder men in the groom's family place a turban on his head and formally include him in the 'circle of men'.

Doodh Pilai is a ceremony which is prevalent in many Pakistani weddings. On the actual wedding day, sisters, cousins or friends of the bride will bring milk for the groom. After he drinks the milk, he is supposed to present them with money and presents.

Maklava is a predominantly Punjabi custom. Traditionally, the marriages were arranged and often contracted between people from different cities and villages. This often meant that the bride was unfamiliar with her new family. To ease her into the new life and surroundings, she was brought back to her parents' house a few days after the wedding. She then spent some time at her parents' house before heading back to her new husband's home. This practice is still prevalent in most rural areas of the Punjab.

Chauthi or the fourth day after the wedding the brides parents host a dinner for the immediate family members of the groom, often this is marked with playful traditions like hiding the shoes of the groom and a lavish feast.

Guthna Pakrai is a Punjabi custom in which the younger brother of the bridegroom hold the knee of the bride and don't let go until some acceptable monetary gift is given to him.

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013

Brides Dresses Dresses Suits Mehndi Designs Pic Jewellery Mehndi Lehengas 2013