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The bride Backless maxi dress, wears a saree or a lehenga according Backless maxi dress, to the region. Red is considered to be the most auspicious color in among Hindus. While the saree is preferred as the bridal dress in South India, Backless maxi dress,West, East India, most brides of other parts of India prefer Lehenga, Gagra Choli and Odni as bridal dress.

The baraat or grooms procession indicates the arrival of the groom's family and friends to the bride's house. The barat is often accompanied by the rhythms of a dhol (drum) as it arrives and is greeted with flowers and rose petals by the bride's family. It is customary for the bride's sisters and friends to stop the barat from entering the arena until a sufficient amount of cash is given to them. This can lead to bantering, but usually harmless and just for fun, between the bride's sisters and friends on one side and the groom's brothers and friends on the other side.

The bride traditionally wears a red,pink or purple gharara, lehenga or shalwar kameez which is heavily embroidered. However, other bright colors may also be worn. The dress is always accompanied with heavy gold jewellery. Backless maxi dress, The groom may wear a traditional dress such as sherwani with a sehra or turban though some may prefer to wear a western inspired suit.

The nikah is the Islamic marriage contract ceremony. It either takes place at the Shaadi itself or on a Backless maxi dress, separate day at the bride's house, before the shaadi event.

It is performed by an imam which formally indicates signing of the marriage contract. The bride and groom must both have two witnesses present to ensure that the marriage is consensual.

A dinner is served which consists of several dishes with meat featuring heavily Backless maxi dress, in the meal. Some of the well represented dishes in a wedding meal include pullao, biryani, chaanp, chargha, various forms of roasted fowl and lamb, various forms of kebabs, naan, Shirmal, Taftan, Falooda, Kulfi etc.

It is customary for the Pakistani bride and groom to receive wedding presents in the form of cash. Backless maxi dress, Traditionally, an envelope with cash is given to the bride or groom when wedding guests come to visit them during the wedding reception. It is also customary for the friends and family of the couple to invite them over for dinner and lunch after the wedding to formally accept them as a couple. This can often result in the first few weeks of married life for the newly weds being spent engaging in dinner parties and small receptions. She has showcased at three PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Weeks most recently in Karachi in October 2011 and at Fashion Pakistan Week in 2010 to critical acclaim. Nida Azwer presented her bridal wear collection entitled the ‘Awadh Court Collection’ at the PFDC L’Oréal Backless maxi dress, Paris Bridal Week in December 2011. This was the first instance where the designer brought her menswear collection to the ramp. Recently, Nida Azwer presented her semi formal collection entitled “Parinda” at Showcase 2012.

Nida Azwer’s label has come to be recognized for the designers’ love of more classic and vintage design elements infused with our traditional crafts such as ‘tukri ka kaam’, ‘rilli’, ‘kantha’, ‘zardozi’ and ‘miniature embroidery’ worked into contemporary fashion silhouettes manifest in the collections she has showcased at her debut solo show and across various fashion weeks and exhibits. In August 2010, Nida Azwer exhibited “The Silent Weave” collection which brought to her design palette, one of the oldest weaves known to the artistic textile world, Jamdani which originates from the Bengali tradition.

In 2011 Nida Azwer showcased her collection entitled Backless maxi dress, “The Running Stitch” at a charity fashion show to much appreciation. This incorporated the exquisite weave of ‘Kantha’, which stems from West Bengal, in florals and geometric motifs.

In July 2011, Nida diversified her label by launching “Kids by Nida Azwer”, an exclusive line of formal prêt a porter for boys and girls from the ages of three months to twelve years in addition to exhibiting her latest summer collection for 2011. In a further organic extension, the fashion house will also be formally launching a prêt a porter Men’s Wear line this year.

Everything made under the Nida Azwer label is hand-worked in Pakistan using only pure fabrics including Irish linen, chiffons, hand-woven silks and brocade. Indeed Nida Azwer is best known for infusing her label with attention to detail, innovative cuts, silhouettes and tailoring.

Outside of Western countries, brides most commonly wear national dress.v White wedding dresses are particularly uncommon in Asian traditions, because white is the color of mourning and death in those cultures. In many Asian cultures, red is usual for brides, as this colour indicates vibrance and health and has over time been associated with brides. However in modern times other colours may be worn, Backless maxi dress, or Western styles preferred. Regardless of colour in most Asian cultures bridal clothes are highly decorative, often covered with embroidery, beading or gold. In some traditions brides may wear more than one outfit, this is true for example in Japan, parts of India, and, archaically, in parts of the Arab world.

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