In South Indian culture, flowers have always had an important symbolism in their ceremonies. When it comes to an Indian wedding, from décor to flower accessories of the brides, flowers are used throughout. However, the exchange of wedding garlands or Varmala holds an auspicious place in the south Indian wedding …
Roses are the timeless and evergreen flowers used in Indian weddings, be it for décor, wedding garlands, flower jewellery, bridal flowers or more. Everyone loves roses and they are undoubtedly one of the most loved flower families that look visually appealing. There are different kinds of roses that best suits …
“A rose can never be a sunflower, and a sunflower can never be a rose. All flowers are beautiful in their own way, and that’s like women too.” – Miranda Kerr The bounty of nature truly reflects in all its glory in flowers. Mesmerizing colors, textures, shapes and sizes and intoxicating …
“To have ideas is to gather flowers. To think is to weave them into garlands.” -Anne Sophie Swetchine The above sentiment is beautifully materialized by wedding garlands with the quintessential place of importance they occupy in Indian weddings. Primarily used as varmala in the jaimal ceremony, these dainty strings of …
The exchanging of the varmala is what usually kickstarts the wedding customs, the first steps of two people towards being tied in holy matrimony. Garlands being a sacred, indispensable component of most Indian weddings, the marrying couple must take into account several things to choose the perfect Indian wedding garlands most suited for their wedding …
“Flowers don’t tell, they show.” – Stephanie Skeem If you’re all about putting up a grand show for the spectators on your wedding and ensuring that the eyes of the guests follow you around, spruce up your traditional wedding garlands with some tropical flora. Intoxicating smells, conspicuous textures and shapes, and brilliant colors …
