Hm… u make a very good point. I havn’t thought of it from that perspective.
But yes… totally agree that its wrong when the groom doesn’t move when the bride comes up to the “stage”. Even worse when he isn’t even look at her <— yes I saw this at a wedding. Groom was too busy talking to his own family. It makes it even more awkward looking when the bride and groom continue to not acknowledge each other’s presence even though they are sitting next to each other.
Ugh… that is awful! I have not see that in person yet… and hope to not too. I have been to a wedding where we all toasted with gingerale in plastic martini glasses. Yup. U read right: “gingerale”, “plastic”, “martini glasses”.
I went to a wedding where the groom was decked out in almost as much jewelry as the bride. Long pearl necklace, emerald encrusted turban ornament. The jewelry itself was beautiful (I wouldn’t have minded having a pearl haar like that myself), and I understand they were all heirloom pieces. But the overall effect on a man was just ridiculous…you’re not Shah Jahan, stop trying to dress like it.
PS i hate it myself when the bouquet clashes with bridal trousseau…it totally messes up the look of the bride…hijabi bride or non hijabi bride…i hate bridal purses too though i liked the one on my valeema …
Vaiiiiry gud! To seal the deal, though, I’ll need a glossy 9×12" Headshot.
Yes, but hijabi brides often take extra pains to bring on the lulz. I’ve already discussed the hijabi with an obviously color-blind penchant for western bouquets (hers literally looked like it was nicked from one of the table arrangements), the particularly devout sister who paired her immaculate hijab with a short-sleeved, near-backless blouse (and pinned her pallu to ensure that every last inch of it showed), but there are also the hijabi brides who wear ten pounds of war-paint, to place extra emphasis on their un-covered faces (newsflash ladies: it’s your wedding! It’s safe to assume people already notice your face!).
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Every bride does their own thing according to their own taste. It’s not necessary that one must agree to what they might find appealing or even like it. However, seeing something tacky is hard to forget. A bride with silver lipstick with sparkles. Her lips looked like a disco ball. This tackyness I would never be able to forget but I must admit, this bride pulled it off really well. I don’t know how she did it but it looked kinda normal on her. It’s probably the most tackiest thing I’ve seen a bride rock. I give her props for doing that though cuz I would never be able to.
glittered fake eye lashes!!! the tackiest thing i have seen!!! the bride was on the heavier side and was short, her dress was soooo over loaded, her jewellary was huge and had all the possible things a shaadi set could have. and then her fake eyelashes had huge flitter pieces attached!!! … she literally looked like a kabli truck!!!
i couldnt set my eyes on her.. it was sooo OTT!!
oh god that sounds horrible..i’m a photographer myself so something like that just makes me cringe!!
i’d die if i didnt get a good photographer at my wedding