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In most of the countries registration of marriage is mandatory. Due to lack of awareness most of the Indian married couples do not get themselves registered. Such couples often face difficulties in future. You can register your Marriage either under the Hindu Marriage Act or the Special Marriage Act. Hindu Marriage Act is applicable for those couples who are Hindu, Sikhs, Jains or Buddhists.

If you are an Indian, living in any part of the world, you must be aware of the set of rituals that are followed during a marriage. Sindhi is one of the Hindu castes that belong to the Sapt Sindu region. Sindhi people do not follow the Hindu rituals stringently rather their marriages are Vedic based. Sufism and Hinduism together constitute the Sindhi wedding rituals. Like any other marriage, Sindhi marriages are equally grand and are celebrated with full pomp and show.

The custom of marriage is believed to be the most sacred in the Indian society. The institution of marriage binds men and women together for the rest of their lives. According to the Hindu law, marriage is also a civil contract and is essential for every Hindu for repaying their social and parental debts.

The culture of arranged marriage is considered as a foundation stone of the Indian marriage system. Marriage is the secure institution for the perpetuation of the species and also for maintaining the property granting rights. Certain references to the polygamy and polyandry are visible in Hindu marriages because of various political as well as social reasons.

INDIA is a place where people of diverse cultures reside. People with different cultures celebrate several festivals following their traditions and rituals. People related to bride and groom celebrates the wedding to the fullest and makes it a happening occasion by adding all the colors of joy and happiness into it. Every Indian marriage lasts as a memorable moment in thoughts of all those people who attends it.

A big fat Indian wedding is not merely getting dressed in your best outfits and relishing the sumptuous food. It is much more than that. Today, people can hardly connect themselves with marriage rituals. And, they only come to know the significance of these rituals when they have to follow them in their own wedding. Read ahead and get yourself acquainted with the various festivities that make an Indian Wedding.

The first thought that Indian Wedding brings to your mind, a grand gala affair that is full of colors, dynamic events, rituals, celebrations and much more. Indian weddings are celebrated lavishly and, practically an exorbitant amount of money is spent on the marriages. Apart from the venue and decoration, the most important thing that makes the celebrations lively and dynamic is the people who are a part of the festivity.

Muslim marriage commonly known as 'Nikaah' is celebrated with a lot of vigor and magnificence. It is a voluntary union of two people- a man and a woman for conjugal life and for raising a family. Unlike Indian weddings which take place at an auspicious time, Muslim marriages take place at any convenient time. Muslim weddings are a grand affair with lots of joy, pomp, celebration and feast.

In the recent times, couples who are on the verge of tying the knot are sometimes seen opting for civil ceremonies. Marriage is considered to be a sacred institution in Indian society. A civil ceremony can be the perfect alternative of a religious marriage where both the partners want to enter into holy matrimony in the absence of any pomp and extravagance.

Caste system has been a rigid part of Indian customs since ages. It is an evil that has made the rules and regulations of the Hindu tradition biased and unfair. Discrimination based on the caste system has ruined the society and created differences among the people belonging to different castes. Marriage is a sacred institution especially in context of Indian customs. Even when the world has become so advanced there are people who follow strict caste rules.

Indian marriages are well-known for their magnificent and vibrant celebrations. Though an Indian wedding is characterized by solemn rituals and serious customs, but at the same time the weddings also have the scope for fun filled and happy moments. We hope that you must have, by now garnered how wholeheartedly Sangeet Function is celebrated in Indian weddings.

If, we look at the old times, marrying a person belonging to another caste was not allowed in the Indian society. People were bound to get married in the same caste and religion and if a person wanted to get married to a person of different caste, he or she was killed. This point can be proved by the recent 'honor killings' that took place some time ago.

India possesses a rich cultural and traditional heritage. In keeping with this trend, weddings in India are an elaborate affair, filled with ritual and celebration that continue for several days. Wedding packages help in hosting a hassle free wedding ceremony when conducted on large- scale with grand plans. This shows a reflection of western materialism that is slowly seeping into Indian rituals and traditions.

Hindu marriages are well renowned around the world for all the rituals and events forming part of the marriage ceremony. Whether it is a week long celebrations before the actual wedding date or night long parties, the joy and exuberance evident in Indian weddings is simply unparalleled. The ritual of 7 pheras is performed under the guidance of a priest, also called pandit in Hindi language.

Online matrimonial is a thriving industry catering to the young, educated class of the society who are always on the look out for new ways of doing things to make life more interesting and fun. And can it be said today-marriages are not made in heaven but online. Thus the matrimonial sites are on the march towards providing a make-over to the age old system of Indian arranged marriages.

Marriage is the most important part in every person's life and is also considered the most sacred thing in the Indian society. Marriage ties two different people together and holds them with a perpetual bond. Nowadays, to get married, the younger generation can register themselves on different Matrimony sites, This blog suggests some tips which can help you in choosing your perfect Matrimony portal.

With the belief that couples are made in heaven and god has already chosen our life partner, we are given a special task to find him/her on this earth. People use several ways to find out that special person who will hold their hands in all the vicissitudes of life. They try every possible way from a marriage bureau to advertising in newspapers etc. to find that adorable one. Matrimonial websites can help you out in finding your soul mate.

Matrimonials India is one of the foremost and vivid Indian Matrimonial Site, providing ample database of thousands of prospective brides and grooms profiles. MatrimonialsIndia.com aims at providing only perfect and superlative matchmaking services to its users. Read ahead, Here are blog releases of MatrimonialsIndia for the month of april 2011.

Matrimonial websites have revolutionized the process of finding prospects for eligible candidates interested in getting married. Gone are the days when a marriage alliance was fixed by parents and relatives with the aid of family priests who then drew on his vast community network resources. This was followed by the era of classified columns with a short description of the bride or the groom.

Marriage in itself is a very big decision of life for both the sexes. And since, it is requisite to know your partner before even you meet; Indian matrimonial sites come as a rescue. Online matrimonial lessons the burden of the families who are searching groom and brides for their children. And more than that it provides a great experience to the bride and groom who have apprehensions about how their life partners would be.