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More than tradition: what Indian American couples are looking for this year
A new generation of couples is redefining Indian American weddings, marrying age-old traditions with a contemporary, customized touch to craft celebrations that are authentic, intimate, and distinctly their own.
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Pallavi Mehra - Thu, 11, Sep 2025
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The varmala ceremony during the wedding of Mackenzie and Rahul / Handout: Jocelyn Hunter
The journey of planning a dream Indian wedding in the United States is a unique blend of cultural tradition and modern logistics, requiring a planner who can perfectly orchestrate every intricate detail. We spoke to them to learn about what Indian American couples are looking for this year? How are they doing things differently? Here's what they had to say.
A Shift Towards Customization and Authentic Celebrations
Indian American couples are moving away from the “bigger is better” mindset and focusing on crafting a wedding that showcases their one-of-a-kind identity and values.
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