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  Originally Published on  ShaadiWish With wedding season, there comes a lot of pressure on every woman who is set to attend it. It’s not just a meme or a funny comment when women state that they run at the sight of aunties during weddings. We know, weddings are certainly joyous occasions, however, they can also come with their fair share of annoying comments or questions, particularly for women. So much drama happens in Indian weddings and  ShaadiWish  has listed some annoying things women hear! So, Here’s A Quick Insight At What Annoying Things And Questions Women Get To Hear At Indian Weddings:  1. When Are You Getting Married? Ab Toh 28 Ki Ho Gayi Ho, Shaadi Kab Karogi? Yep, as cliché as it sounds, it is a go-to question for many aunties to ask whenever they spot an unmarried woman. Also, here are  ridiculous sexist things for which a woman is termed as a ‘bitch’ ! 2. Do You Know How To Cook? Pura Khana Bana Leti Ho Beta Ya Sirf Chai Aur Maggie Banana A...

  Originally Published on  ShaadiWish University students face various pressures and stresses as they navigate through school and their future. One of the most challenging decisions is whether to get married while still in college. Early marriage among students has become increasingly popular in recent years, and the benefits of such a decision can be far-reaching. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the benefits of early marriage for university students, including the potential for improved communication, increased financial stability, and enhanced personal growth. It offers evidence-based insight into the advantages of early marriage for university students by carefully examining research studies and personal accounts. Early Marriage Among Students: A Contemporary Trend Early marriage is a term used to refer to marriage that occurs during the college years. Traditionally, the college years are between high school graduation and the beginning of a full-time job. T...

  Originally Published on  ShaadiWish Attending a wedding doesn’t mean to dress up well and dance through the night. Being a wedding guest comes with certain responsibilities and they are all about maintaining a balance and winning the appreciation of the bride and the groom and their families. While it doesn’t seem necessary, there are a few ways that state how good of a wedding guest one can be. Be it saving yourself from that drunken debauchery or being appreciative towards the wedding arrangements. Here Are Some Ways To Be The Perfect Wedding Guest At Indian Weddings Without Causing Anyone Any Trouble: 1. Always RSVP As A Wedding Guest While RSVP might seem like a western culture, it is very important to inculcate this habit when you are invited as a guest. Moreover, sending RSVP is a much easier task these days. Just with a click of a button, text, or an email you can connect with the invitee and inform them if you can make it to the wedding or not. This is important to d...

  Originally Published on  ShaadiWish For winter brides,  the chilling weather is surely the best as their makeup doesn’t melt and they can dance your heart out without worrying about the sweat. Though winter weddings have numerous admirers, there are a few downsides of it which come enveloped in the harsh and dry winds. The most common questions which winter brides have are related to skin. So, dear winter brides, if you want your skin to glow naturally on the most important day of your life, try these home remedies: 1. Homemade Face Packs Every girl can vouch for the importance of a good face pack. Face packs stimulate the skin cells and make it glow from within. They also make you feel calm and relaxed. So brides, whip up your own face packs with the ingredients lying in your kitchen. One of the simplest and most effective packs is the milk cream and honey concoction. Just mix one teaspoon each of these two ingredients, apply it on your face and wash it off after somet...

  Originally Published on  ShaadiWish Indian weddings are famous for their grandeur. One gets to witness the culture, the rituals and the ethnicity of this diverse country in its full glory. From North to South, from East to West; you are bound to have a great time at an Indian wedding. As guests, we all feel excited about attending a wedding but there are numerous points that we hope the host would consider while planning everything. There are some things that we all hate but wouldn’t say out loud. So, here is a little list of things which can annoy even the most patient person on the Earth. Here it goes: 1. Baraat kab aayegi?? Because nothing happens on time! 2. And the bride who takes forever to come. 3. The feet-touching spree and the back pain that follows. 4. Bad catering because food is what we come for! 5. The never-ending ceremonies! 6. Photographers clicking while guests are eating. Just NO! 7. Family members constantly blabbering about the expenses. 8. Dance sequenc...