This is some of the "traditional stuff."
Here's the groom with two of his buddies taking pictures on the stage before all the hoop-la begins.
Finally! After waiting so long, the bridal party comes out with the bride underneath that flower canopy. There was also a live band as you can see in the back. I don't have a picture of the bride and the groom sitting on the stage together because, well...I got busy. I was the only female (aside from the groom's mom) from the groom's side! And I barely know the fella!
It's hard to believe these kids slept through this:
And this was just a snippet of what the whole song and dance portion of the Mehndi function was like.
4 comments:
Wow, interesting, I've only been to two Pakistani weddings and one was my own (both in Karachi), so it is interesting to see one from State side.
well we had a nice time that night:) I love getting dressed up for weddings:)
@southern masala
yeah apparently the state side ones are getting to be just as big and "cultural" as the ones back home. i do remember going to a wedding when i was in my early teens, it was the daughter of my dad's friend. and it was just a huge hall, normal stage with the bride and groom, plenty of round tables, and no decorations whatsoever. i guess bollywood and the fact that so many desi things are easily available now has inspired weddings these days.
@zarga
i know! u looked so beautiful!
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