Traditional Bell Wedding Favors

Celebrate your newly married status with bell wedding favors! Wedding bells are a traditional symbol of marriage and a popular wedding favor choice. Whether it be ringing in happiness of joy as the couple leaves the ceremony or adding wedding bells to the reception tables to request a "ring for a kiss"; guests enjoy the fun of wedding bell favors!

Instead of bubbles, rice or confetti, hand out small bells before the ceremony. Guests will be able to ring for joy for the new couple as they leave the ceremony venue. You could place small baskets on each pew with a few bells inside, or have one basket near the exit of the ceremony venue for guest to take as they leave. After use at the ceremony, they can take them to the reception location. The bells need not be large or expensive many retailers sell small ring for a kiss bells which are about the same price as wedding bubbles.

Traditionally, guests would clink their glasses with silverware at the reception, which many brides find quite appalling. For a more refined and sophisticated option, place silver wedding bells on each table or on each place setting. Wedding bell favors at each setting beautifully add glimmer while also adding in the fun. Thats because, with kissing bell favors your guests will be ready to lovingly signal that its time for them to witness one more newlywed smooch! If you purchase bell wedding favors for your wedding - apply that lip gloss and get your lips ready kissing bells are sure to be ringing!

Erica Tevis is the owner of Little Things Wedding Favors . Visit them on the web and check out their large supply of wedding favors, including bell wedding favors in silver, brass, crystal and mini bells.

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Indian Muslim Wedding Ceremony

Wedding Nikah

Also known as Nikaah, the Muslim ceremony is often celebrated with the signature splendour which is customary for Indo-Asian weddings. Witnesses and religious counselors are invited from both parties Bride and the Groom to complete this event.The wedding ceremony or Nikaah often takes place in a banqueting hall with close friends and family to witness the event. During this ceremony, a legal contract known as Nikaahnama is signed by the bride, groom and key people.
Wedding Mehendi

The celebrations often start with the Mehndi ceremony, where the bride to be has henna put on her hands and feet is a decorative pattern. The guests are all close female friends and relatives. The celebrations usually carry into the night with songs and dances performed by guests.
Wedding Baraat

he actual wedding starts with the musical ceremony known as the Baraat to announce the arrival of the groom.The newly weds get their first chance to sit together during the Prayers and Aarsimashaf. Their heads are covered with a nuptial duputta and prayers are read. During this ritual, a copy of the Quran is placed between the bride and groom and the couple are only allowed to look at each other through mirrors.
Wedding Pranks

It is common practice for girls on the brides side to play pranks on the grooms side during parts of the ceremony.
Wedding Rukhsati

The event of Bride leaving the marriage place usually a banquet or a hall with her husband is called rukhsati.The wedding ceremony ends tearfully with the bride leaving her parental house with her husband in a tradition known as Rukshat. The bride is then welcomed into the grooms parental home by her mother in-law who holds the Quran over her head as she enters the threshold.
Wedding Valima

The Valimah is a welcoming party thrown by the grooms side. Intended as a gesture to welcome the bride into the family.

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