Traditional weddings are so last decade – Meet the new-age brides


Let us reminisce for a moment. Think back to those sepia-tinged photos of our mother’s wedding day. Shy and demure, the young girl in the photo has her gaze lowered. Her bejewelled forehead is covered with a veil, studded with golden stars and moons. This veil is no ordinary garment though — a piece of fabric that symbolises a girl’s transition to womanhood; she no longer is only her father’s daughter but a wife, a daughter-in-law, and so much more. That veil on her head represents her family’s values that have been inculcated in her since birth, which she will bring with her to her new home, elevating their status and dignity.

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Photo: Sheikh Suraiya Rehnuma / LenZKraft Studio

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