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A video where bride's family was presenting a list of extravagant gifts to the groom has caught the attention of internet users

 'Mercedes, 1.25 kg gold...': video of gifts exchange at Noida wedding goes viral

A video where bride's family was presenting a list of extravagant gifts to the groom has caught the attention of internet users

A video of a wedding ceremony that took place in Noida has caught the attention of people. In the video, the bride's family presented a list of extravagant gifts to the groom which included a Mercedes E-Class, a Toyota Fortuner, 7 kg of silver and 1.25 kg of gold, among other things.&nbsp;
In the video, people were also applauding after hearing the list of gifts being presented. Moreover, the groom's family reciprocated by offering the bride's side an amount worth over ₹1 crore.&nbsp;
However, it did not sit well with some internet users as they pointed out the extravaganza.
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If you are prepping for your wedding, these skincare tips by dermatologist Dr. Aanchal Panth are for you. She advises brides to be hydrated and avoid milk and sugar, days before the wedding. Read on to know more!

Brides listen up! Avoid these 5 things before your wedding for the perfect bridal glow

If you are prepping for your wedding, these skincare tips by dermatologist Dr. Aanchal Panth are for you. She advises brides to be hydrated and avoid milk and sugar, days before the wedding. Read on to know more!

'Tis the season of shaadi, skincare, and dher sara khana! The wedding season has begun and if you or someone you know is getting married, then these pre-wedding skincare tips are a must-read. Every bride wants to glow and look their best on their big day. To look your finest on your D day, preparations need to begin way early. Here are some tips for the bride-to-be by dermatologist Dr. Aanchal Panth that will surely help you achieve that much-needed bridal glow.
<h3>Skincare tips for bride-to-be:</h3>
1. Make moisturiser and sunscreen your best friend
While moisturiser and sunscreen are an indispensable part of your skincare routine, make sure to incorporate them way ahead of your wedding. Make sure to never skip this step!
You can also add serums containing, Niacinamide, Hyaluronic acid to your skincare routine.
2. No experimenting before 'THE' day
Make sure you do not explore any new skin treatments or homemade remedies at least a month before your wedding. Avoid introducing a new ingredient to your skin as you do not know how it may react with your skin.
You can go for waxing or hair removal methods up to 10 days before the event.
3. Use clay mask
If you are suffering from oily face problems, opt for a clay mask. Make sure to not ignore and invest in good and light face washes and moisturisers.
4. Avoid milk and sugar
Another thing that you should avoid days before the wedding is milk and sugar. Have two bowls of fresh fruits and juices. Be hydrated and consume at least 2 L of water.
5. Make sleep and eye masks your besties
Even though you are super excited and have a lot in mind, make sure to get at least 6-7 hours of sleep. Keep under-eye patches and face masks handy to avoid a puffy-eyed look.
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Watch: bride's performance with a visually-impaired sister will melt your heart

Watch: bride's performance with visually-impaired sister will melt your heart

In the now-viral Instagram post from November 2022, Karishma Patel wrote that she performed the song with her visually-impaired older sister Chandni who is fond of dancing

A video of a visually impaired woman dancing on her sister's sangeet may leave you teary-eyed.&nbsp;
The clip shows two sisters performing on 'Eli Re Eli' song from Kareena Kapoor-Hrithik Roshan starrer 'Yaadein.'&nbsp;
In the now-viral Instagram post from November 2022, bride Karishma Patel wrote that she performed the song with her visually-impaired older sister Chandni who is fond of dancing.
In the video, Karishma can be seen helping her sister with the steps as the two, accompanied by other cousins groove to the song.
Talking about her relationship with her sister, Karishma wrote that the moment was special for her as she just wanted to see her sister happy who was very emotional throughout.
he added that despite being the younger one, she has always looked after Chandni like her 'little sister' and will continue to stick by her, even after marriage.
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Watch: Groom leaves 'baraatis' unimpressed after mistakenly dropping the bride

Watch: Groom leaves 'baaratis' unimpressed for failing to lift the bride

In a hiliarious clip of a wedding from an unspecified location, a groom tripped while trying to carry the bride in his arms

It is the wedding season and as you scroll through your social media feed there are some that cannot be not be overlooked.
In a hiliarious clip of a wedding from an unspecified location, a groom tripped while trying to carry the bride in his arms.&nbsp;
The incident took place after the couple was asked by the photographer to pose. The fall left the bride, who covered her face with her hands, visibly embarassed.&nbsp;
The drop prompted reactions from wedding attendees who mocked the man for failing to life the bride properly.
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Bridal shoots often create buzz because of the attire or the stunning make-up or the theme. This time a bridal shoot from Kerala is creating a buzz on social media. 
The viral video shows a dolled-up bride highlighting potholes issues in the area. Dressed in a red saree and traditional jewellery the bride is seen  walking on a road riddled with potholes in the video. 
Further, the clip also shows vehicles passing by while struggling to safeguard themselves. 
Netizens lauded the bride’s creativity. Many social media users also made fun of the road conditions of Kerala. 
 

VIDEO: Kerala bride's wedding shoot is going viral; here's why

VIDEO: Kerala bride's wedding shoot is creating a buzz on social media; here's why

The clip also shows vehicles passing by while struggling to safeguard themselves.&nbsp;

Bridal shoots often create buzz because of the attire or the stunning make-up or the theme. This time a bridal shoot from Kerala is creating a buzz on social media.&nbsp;
The viral video shows a dolled-up bride highlighting potholes issues in the area. Dressed in a red saree and traditional jewellery the bride is seen &nbsp;walking on a road riddled with potholes in the video.&nbsp;
Further, the clip also shows vehicles passing by while struggling to safeguard themselves.&nbsp;
Netizens lauded the bride&rsquo;s creativity. Many social media users also made fun of the road conditions of Kerala.&nbsp;
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Desi bride professes love for golgappa, wears jewellery made out of the Indian street food on her wedding 

Desi bride wears 'golgappa' garland and crown at wedding. Watch the viral video

Desi bride professes love for golgappa, wears jewellery made out of the Indian street food on her wedding&nbsp;

Indian bride professes deep love for popular&nbsp;golgappa
Bride wears golgappa&nbsp;garland &amp; crown on her wedding
The bride looks delighted as she sports her golgappa jewellery
Video shared by the bride&rsquo;s make-up artist viral on social media

Desi bride professes love for golgappa, wears jewellery made out of the Indian street food on her wedding&nbsp;

Expressing her deep love for the famous Indian street food, a desi bride chose to wear crown and garland made entirely out of golgappas on her wedding day.
The video shared by the bride&rsquo;s make-up artist on Instagram has gone viral on social media, garnering over 4.8 million views.
The video appears to be from one of the rituals on the morning of the wedding day. The bride looks delighted as she sports her golgappa jewellery
In yet another fun video of what appears to be a fun ritual at a South Indian wedding, the bride can be seen seated on a chair and numerous papads are stacked on her head.

Dressed in all wedding fineries, a bride performed martial arts soon after the marriage&nbsp;rituals. 22-year-old Nisha from Thoothukudi district is breaking the Internet with her performance of 'Silambattam', which is a form of martial art from Tamil Nadu, on her wedding day on June 28.
A video of Nisha, which has gone viral on social media, shows her in a traditional wedding outfit with a garland around her neck, performing stunts, as a crowd of people cheers her on
Nisha, who wishes to become a police officer, said that her performance was aimed at creating awareness about self-defence for women.
She is being lauded for both taking on a social cause on her big day, as well as breaking the &lsquo;shy bride&lsquo; stereotype.

Watch: Bride performs martial arts on her wedding day in Tamil Nadu

22-year-old Nisha from Tamil Nadu&nbsp;is breaking the Internet with her martial arts performance on her wedding day

Watch: Bride performs martial arts on her wedding day

This is Nisha&nbsp;and she has just got married.&nbsp; Dressed in all wedding fineries, the new&nbsp;bride performed martial arts soon after the marriage&nbsp;rituals. 22-year-old Nisha from Thoothukudi district is breaking the Internet with her performance of 'Silambattam', which is a form of martial art from Tamil Nadu, on her wedding day on June 28.
A video of Nisha, which has gone viral on social media, shows her in a traditional wedding outfit with a garland around her neck, performing stunts, as a crowd of people cheers her on
Nisha, who wishes to become a police officer, said that her performance was aimed at creating awareness about self-defence for women.
She is being lauded for both taking on a social cause on her big day, as well as breaking the &lsquo;shy bride&lsquo; stereotype.

22-year-old Nisha from Tamil Nadu&nbsp;is breaking the Internet with her martial arts performance on her wedding day

Dressed in all wedding fineries, a bride performed martial arts soon after the marriage&nbsp;rituals. 22-year-old Nisha from Thoothukudi district is breaking the Internet with her performance of 'Silambattam', which is a form of martial art from Tamil Nadu, on her wedding day on June 28.
A video of Nisha, which has gone viral on social media, shows her in a traditional wedding outfit with a garland around her neck, performing stunts, as a crowd of people cheers her on
Nisha, who wishes to become a police officer, said that her performance was aimed at creating awareness about self-defence for women.
She is being lauded for both taking on a social cause on her big day, as well as breaking the &lsquo;shy bride&lsquo; stereotype.

A video showing a bride in Pratapgarh district in Uttar Pradesh indulging in &lsquo;celebratory firing&rsquo; has gone viral on social media. An FIR has been lodged against the woman, Rupa Pandey who is seen firing in the air while marking her entry on the stage at her own wedding. A case has also been lodged against the bride's uncle, Ramniwas Pandey who is seen giving her his licensed gun for firing the shots. The groom is seen helping her get on the stage after she is done firing, while people cheer.

Watch: UP bride makes entry on stage by firing in air

<ul>
<li>UP bride makes entry on stage by firing in air</li>
<li>Video of bride shooting in the air is viral</li>
<li>FIR against woman who indulged in celebratory firing&nbsp;</li>
<li>FIR against bride's uncle who gave her his gun</li>
</ul>

A video showing a bride in the&nbsp;Pratapgarh district in Uttar Pradesh indulging in &lsquo;celebratory firing&rsquo; has gone viral on social media.
An FIR has been lodged against the woman, Rupa Pandey who is seen firing in the air while marking her entry on the stage at her own wedding.
A case has also been lodged against the bride's uncle, Ramniwas Pandey who is seen giving her his licensed gun for firing the shots. The groom is seen helping her get on the stage after she is done firing, while people cheer.

Canadian photographer Danielle Gwilliam's eerie, haunted wedding photoshoot, just in time for Halloween, will spook you away!
According to a Popsugar report, t

This wedding shoot is all things spooky, just in time for Halloween

This Halloween-themed wedding photoshoot, by a Canadian photographer, is sure to spook you away!

Canadian photographer Danielle Gwilliam's eerie, haunted wedding photo shoot, just in time for Halloween, will spook you!
According to a Popsugar report, the photographer's friend always dreamt of a Halloween-themed wedding,&nbsp;Gwilliam converted her dream into a reality with the photo shoot.
From skulls and pumpkins as props, to blood-stained gowns, the photo shoot took place in the beautiful forests of British Columbia .


Attention, brides-to-be! Here are the biggest trends for the upcoming wedding season. First up, sheer lehengas. From net and lace to tulle, sheer lehengas layered with 3D florals, french ribbons and detailed sequin work are on the hot list this season. Next up is the yellow color! Be your own sunshine and go for yellow this wedding season. This happy colour is perfect for your mehendi outfit. Bold and beautiful Victorian prints are also catching up, these are ideal for a vintage and minimalistic look..Lastly, a combination of comfort and style make juttis our top picks for most wedding functions.

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