weddings

These brides, bridegrooms and their families have probably changed the definition of Indian weddings! Let’s hope, their unusual weddings inspire many more modern-day couples to have a wedding with a cause!

31-year-old Sandip Roy, a small time businessman from Ghatal of Bengal’s West Midnapore district married his 25-year-old bride, Sreela Mondal on 8th February, 2018.

While these green norms set by the panchayat were only applicable to wedding feasts, the rules were later extended to almost all events that see over 100 guests in attendance.

It wasn't just about celebrating the commitment made by two people but also the love between different communities.

The group has already donated two sarees each to 39 brides from underprivileged backgrounds.

Instead of spending a lot of money on a grand wedding, this family in Maharastra has chosen to donate money to a village to build an RO plant.

When you look at weddings from a slightly sensitive frame, celebrating while being on the same page with nature is the best way to start a new chapter.

This wedding video featuring a Pakistani bride and an Indian groom along with their families has gone viral on Facebook. And it's beautiful.

A Bangalore-based start-up called A2 Naturals is revamping wedding traditions by promoting eco-friendly wedding invitations. The invites contain a 7.5 cm high ‘Seedball Ganesha’ idol, which is embedded with plant seeds!

Withdrawal of old 500 and 1000-rupee notes is making it hard for traffickers, drug dealers and those involved in prostitution to conduct their illegal business.