Pink Indian Wedding Ideas

Incorporating Pink into Your Indian Wedding

Do you want hot pink in your wedding, but you don't want pink to overwhelm all aspects of the wedding? Well, this post provides you with a few tips on how to incorporate pink into your wedding, and how to do so elegantly.

First, you have to decide where you want the pink in your wedding. It is not a good idea to use pink liberally all over. Pick one area where pink will feature. For example, if you desire a pink lehnga, then pick a pink bridal dress, and opt for complementary colors for your wedding decorations, such as orange, red or white.

Here are some ideas of where you can incorporate pink into your Indian wedding.


Pink Indian Wedding Dresses
Examples of How to Incorporate
Pink for Bridal Dresses

Hot Pink (Fuchsia) Indian Bridal Lehnga

Bride in Pastel Pink
& Groom in Complementary Light Pale Peach

Another Indian Bride in Pastel Pink Bridal Lehnga
Groom in White Salwar

Shimmering Pink and Gold Bridal Lehnga

Pink and Silver Bridal Lehnga

Pink Indian Wedding Decorations
Examples of How to Incorporate Pink
into Indian Wedding Decorations

Pink Canopy for Indian Wedding Decorations

Stunning Pink Petals as Wedding Centerpiece

Beautiful Table Decorations
Sherbet Pink Table Cloth with Pink Flowers

Pink Wedding Cards
Incorporate Pink for your Wedding Cards





Pink Wedding Cakes
Incorporating Pink for Wedding Cakes
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Indian Wedding Table Decoration Ideas

We have had several requests for ideas on wedding table decorations for Indian weddings. So for today's article, we provide a few stylish ideas for wedding table centerpieces that would be perfect for an Indian wedding.

The decoration for the head table, that is, where the bride and groom will be seated should be decorated differently from the other tables. So first, we look at decoration ideas for the wedding head table.


Bridal Head Table For Indian Weddings

Greek Columns as Backdrop
for Wedding Head Table

Wedding Head Table Fit for King and Queen!



Stunning Wedding Head Table

Wedding Table Decorations Ideas

Glorious Pink Wedding Table Decoration







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Indian Bridal Mehndi Designs

No Indian bride gets married without adorning her hands and feet with mehndi. Mehndi or mehandi is made from henna leaves. The henna leaves are made into a paste, along with several ingredients to enhance the color. Intricate patterns are drawn onto the hands and feet of the bride the day before the actual wedding ceremony.

You can easily buy ready-made henna paste in the most Indian stores. But please make note of the ingredients in the paste. It has been found that some henna ingredients may actually cause cancer. The main ingredient in henna is hydroxynaphthaquinone which is obtained from leaves of the Lawsonia tree. Hydroxynaphthaquinone alone is not carcinogenic, but when combined with para-phenylenediamine (PPD) the mixture has been documented as causing problems. PPD is a synthetic dye used to accelerate the drying time of the henna mixture, darkens the overall tattoo and allows for more precise, detailed images.The chemical has been documented to cause severe blisters, skin rashes and scars. In 1979 the US National Cancer Institute labeled PPD as a possible carcinogen due to a high incidence of liver cancer in workers at PPD production plants. Not all henna artists or henna kits use dye with PPD, if the resulting tattoo is an intense dark black and lasts for more than several weeks, it likely contains the undesired ingredient.

Indian Bridal Menhdi Designs

Elaborate Indian Bridal Menhdi

Elaborate Indian Bridal Menhdi

Elegant Indian Bridal Menhdi

Elegant and Modern Styled Indian Bridal Menhdi






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