Re: Over-done/cheesy Wedding things
Don’t…don’t these people sweat? A simple luddi and I’m worried about pit staido my nice new jora. I would imagine at the end of the 2 hour dance session there would be sweat just dripevery crevice
Like what? “Heeeeeeeere’s the daddy! Heeeeeeeere’s the mommy” type?
See that’s what I’m saying, weddings are just turning into talent shows. All that’s missing is a dog in a tutu dancing to “inhi logon nay” and Simon Cowell critiquing the performances!
Oh…mah…goodness =|
I don’t know…I like the idea of the “bridesmaids” or close girl cousins wearing the same color, like all wear green to the mehndi, but dude what you described is just OTT
That’s so very true. Are people getting bored of the normal doodh pilai and joota chupai that they have to do all of this other stuff? I understand walimas can be boring as heck, but why have entertainment coming out every 5 minutes?
Haha I think so.
I’m not a fan of public nikkahs. I think it’s just so intimate. Plus, if you follow through the nikkah word to word, are you also nikkahfied along with the couple?? (I know you’re not, but that was a legit fear I had way back then
I think she meant the garter thing, not the cake
I don’t think there is anything OTT or cheesy about a bride being a normal person at her own wedding, and not just a manequinn for the bridal jora and jewellery. Unless he’s doing the Umrao Jaan dance like described above.
Me too :sid:
I do!!
first of all plz differentiate between enjoying and being overly bold… and yes… being overly bold On her nikah/barat day seems odd to me. My opinion..!
I don’t agree. I have seen a lot of love marriages (& even mine is a love marriage too), being haydaar doesn’t make them look sad. Brides with eyes down and less tslking also seem beautiful!! The OP has asked for everyone’s opinion and thats mine!!