I started wearing my first Saree when I was barely a few months old. I think Bengalis can totally relate to this since their journey with the six yards begins with their Annaprashan/First Rice Eating Ceremony, where baby girls are decked up in a Saree. …
Welcome to the Indian Bridal Trousseau Series of Tic Talk Toe. This series has been divided in a few parts, starting with the first essential that a Bengali Bride looks forward to – “Saree“. The Indian Bridal Trousseau Series will act as a saree checklist for your …
I am the one who thinks out of the box! And I love being myself. So I ditched the Laal-Benarasi Saree, I ditched the heavily ornamented Mom’s inherited Gold. I invested in a gorgeous Polki and Kundan Set , something that I will treasure for …
Firstly, a big thank you for showering all your love on my Bridal Posts. This post is super duper late, as it is almost seven and half years now since I got married, nevertheless I still receive a lot of queries on my Reception Look. …
Presenting another series of collaboration named #BLOGGARBA | A blog train by 16 versatile Bloggers Today’s post is a LookBook that I have created for Navratri Series. I shall be posting three different looks in 3 different sarees for Navratri. Being a Bengali, I swear …
A veil is a tissue dupatta that is used to cover a bride’s head on the day of her wedding. Quite essentially, it is lightweight so that it is easier to manage. Brides who choose a lehenga as their wedding drape have it easy, since …
As you already guessed, on our coverpage for today’s post is me, my husband and Pooja from Dialifestyle. She is a wonderful friend and you can check out her blog on Fashion, Beauty and Lifestyle here A lot of you had appreciated my current profile …
I still remember how fascinated I was as a kid when Maa used to drape me in a Saree. My grandmother got me my first saree from Calcutta. It was a yellow coloured saree, and I had draped it on the occasion of Saraswati Puja. …