Wedding Etiquettes for Bride and Groom

Wedding etiquettes are just an expansion of the Indian customs and rituals that comprise of a set of mannerism which are observed to execute a flawless marriage. Although there are no strictly based regulations and rules, there are certain conventions that are followed just to maintain respect and dignity in front of those relatives and friends who are there to attend the most important day of your life. The bridal party is expected to give due respect to the groom and his family. This is due to the existence of patriarchal systems in India.

The first and the foremost etiquette every couple must follow are to greet everyone with all sincerity and smiling face. They must give a warm welcome to all the guests and make them feel that their presence in the wedding ceremony is highly appreciated. It's simply important that you come across to your guests as appropriate, sincere, and genuinely thankful that they are there to celebrate with you. It will also keep your guests filled with memories of you as nothing less than charming, beautiful, and blushing.

Make a point to look into the eyes of your guests when talking to them - this is good etiquette anytime.

It is all about keeping everyone in high spirits and in good humor. The point is to make others remember your special day in good light and as a moment of happiness for a lifespan.

It is wise to always mingle with your guests with your new husband by your side. Again, at the reception make it sure that you visit each and every table and greet every guests and everyone of those present individually. Thank them for coming and giving their valuable time.

One thing every newly married should remember at their reception is that this party of theirs is different from any other party of celebrations. So, you should be aware that smoking or drinking inappropriately is an absolute no-no. Unless, you take a sip of wine or champagne in a proper glass, it is not cool to take any alcoholic beverages, say, drinking beer from a bottle.