Varmala or Jaimala is an Indian wedding tradition in which the bride and groom put fresh flower garlands into each other’s necks at the beginning of the marriage ceremony. India is a massive country and variations occur depending on the region and community where the wedding ceremony is taking place, and as such ‘varmala‘ is often employed in certain parts instead of ‘jaimala‘. The essence of Indian Weddings stem from the customary rituals that take traditions, values and customs to a new level, just like at Tanvi & Jateen’s wedding at The VIP Lounge in North London, custom where the groom make it difficult for the bride to be to put the haar on him – this is for fun and games.
