Wedding Food
Bengal Woman Serves Leftover Food From Wedding To The Needy, Wins HeartsActs of Kindness: The woman was clicked at the Ranaghat railway station in Bengal, serving leftover wedding food to the poor.
- 6 Wedding Food Blunders And How To Avoid Them
Indian weddings are really elaborate with a number of ceremonies to plan but there is no need to develop cold feet just as yet. Here are wedding food blunders that you must take of and ...
- Kiara Advani-Sidharth Malhotra's Wedding Food Menu Will Be A Traditional Affair
Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra are hosting a typical carnival-like fiesta, highlighting the local culture. So the wedding food menu is full of traditional delicacies.
- "Literally Every Wedding": Twitter Post Shows Food Waste At Indian Weddings, Internet Reacts
The photo shows plates, which seem to have been discarded, still having plenty of food left on them while bowls are also seen filled with sweets.
- What To Eat On Your 'Big Day' - A Guide For Brides And Grooms To Be
This is the ultimate guide for brides and grooms on how to plan their meals on their wedding day. Here's what to eat, what to avoid and some diet tips.
- Tamil Family Sends Over Food For Online Wedding Attendees, Tweet Goes Viral
A Tamil family home-delivered wedding food along with an invitation to attend it, virtually. The post has gone viral on social media.
- Couple Skips Food For Wedding Guests, The Bizarre Reason Will Surprise You
A couple decided to skip serving food to guests at their wedding, sparking much outrage online. Here's the bizarre reason they cited!
- Woman Caught Eating Food With Hands At Wedding - Video Will Leave You In Splits
A woman was caught on camera eating with hands at a wedding, and what she did next will leave you in splits.
- Student Crashes Wedding To Eat Food, This Was The Groom's Hilarious Response
Viral Video: A student confessed to the groom that he crashed his wedding, the latter's response will leave you in splits!
- Types of Foodies You Spot at Desi Indian Weddings
From running after designer lehngas to stealing the groom's shoes, Indian weddings are a big fat, fun and laughter filled affair.
