Hemali Mistry and her husband got married in a mixed-culture South Asian wedding in 2021. The couple spent around $28,000 in total on their wedding, which didn't have a reception. Mistry said she ...

Last month, I attended my cousin’s wedding in Hyderabad, India. Amidst the bustling rhythm of the Indian wedding, I found myself awestruck by a kaleidoscope of colors. The air was filled with the ...

Nivi Achanta and Ben Mallory got married on August 25, 2023. Achanta told Insider she struggled to plan a sustainable wedding while honoring Indian customs. The couple wore secondhand outfits, ...

Viraj Khanna’s new exhibition at Rajiv Menon Contemporary in Los Angeles offers a loving, satirical look at the spectacle of the big Indian wedding. Viraj Khanna (left), who recently opened a solo ...

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 ...

In stark contrast to the billionaire Ambanis’ wedding, some Indians are subverting patriarchy, caste, and class in their ceremonies. While the world’s eyes are on Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s ...

For decades, the big fat Indian wedding has reigned supreme. Think blinding fairy lights, heavy lehengas, endless Bollywood playlists at sangeet functions, plates piled high with food catering to ...

Sacha Arbonel, who said he has been in India for the past two months for his wedding, took to X to describe what he called ...

Ask anyone who’s ever attended an Indian wedding to describe it, and watch their eyes light up. Shimmering silks and dizzying colors meet tables groaning under the weight of fragrant spices and sweets ...

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 ...

Indian bride who went viral for fixing a work bug minutes after her wedding responded to backlash, saying long Indian receptions can make anyone want to code.