Inside India’s extravagant fake wedding parties - From Delhi rooftops to Hyderabad clubs, fake weddings allow young urban ...

There’s nothing like an Indian wedding. They’re guaranteed to be vibrant events that boast awe-inspiring decor, spectacular venues, delectable cuisine and lively dance performances. If you’re ...

You’re invited to your first Indian wedding, and you’re not quite sure what to wear. Dressing for the many vibrant functions of a multi-day Indian celebration can feel overwhelming—especially if ...

For more than 700 years, an extraordinary tradition has been maintained in southern India, where grooms are presented with a ...

Imagine an event with all the fun of a wedding but none of the commitment, stress or family drama: you've just imagined the latest entry onto the Indian party scene. At a "fake wedding", people gather ...

The wedding of the year is here. In less than a week, Anant Ambani, son of Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, will marry his girlfriend Radhika Merchant. India is no stranger to opulent weddings, but ...

In a country where weddings power an industry worth nearly £100bn and the uber-rich spend millions celebrating a single union, a counter-trend is quietly gaining ground: young urban Indians are paying ...