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Here are the 3 financial rules to follow when planning your wedding - Vimarsana News

Here are the 3 financial rules to follow when planning your wedding

Tina Tharwani, 36, is the co-founder of Mumbai-based wedding-planning company, Shaadi Squad. She gives her financial tips for when you plan your wedding.

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This millennial plans weddings for India's rich and famous — don't overlook these 3 financial rules, she says - Vimarsana News

This millennial plans weddings for India's rich and famous — don't overlook these 3 financial rules, she says

Tina Tharwani, 36, is the co-founder of Mumbai-based wedding-planning company, Shaadi Squad. She gives her financial tips for when you plan your wedding.

The Wedding Weavers: Tina Tharwani & Saurabh Malhotra, Co-founder, Shaadi Squad - Vimarsana News

The Wedding Weavers: Tina Tharwani & Saurabh Malhotra, Co-founder, Shaadi Squad

Shaadi Squad's journey began with its first wedding in Oman in December 2015. Despite initial challenges, the team's perseverance paid off, and 2017 marked a turning point with several successful weddings, including the high-profile 'Virushka'(Virat Kohli & Anushka Sharma) wedding

India's $210 billion wedding industry warms to LGBTQ ceremonies - Vimarsana News

India's $210 billion wedding industry warms to LGBTQ ceremonies

Since the Indian government decriminalized homosexuality in 2018 and the subsequent hearing of the legalization of same-sex marriage by India's Supreme Court, a group of LGBTQ couples have reinvented India's elaborate traditional wedding ceremonies. With no legal recognition of same-sex marriages in India, it's impossible to say how many couples have decided to marry, but a growing market for LGBTQ-focused matrimonial apps and the rise of so-called "gay-wedding" planners suggests it's a trend that is growing.

India's Rs 17 lakh crore wedding industry warms up to LGBTQ ceremonies - Vimarsana News

India's Rs 17 lakh crore wedding industry warms up to LGBTQ ceremonies

The wedding of Chaitanya Sharma and Abhishek Ray made the newspapers. Not because they’re famous (they aren’t), or because anything had gone awry (it hadn’t). Their union became a local news event because they’re both men, insistent on cementing their relationship with all the fanfare of a traditional marriage ceremony, even though their vows aren’t legally recognized in the