Kratagya Rathore

For many couples, the wedding is only the beginning. The next milestone is building a home together, and they're now approaching that journey with as much thought and personality as the celebrations that came before. It's this shift that Natasha Jain, co-founder of Bent Chair, has witnessed over the past decade. As the brand opens Bent Chair Goa, an immersive design destination housed in a restored 100-year-old Portuguese villa in Assagao, she reflects on how the idea of home has evolved for modern couples.

An 11-year love story, a lakeside Anand Karaj, destination wedding at Raffles Bahrain, and a glam Met Gala-inspired reception made Ikrab and Nandini Ghai's celebration feel unapologetically dreamy.

Jewellery since ancient times has always been more than just an accessory. Take into consideration sculptures and carvings in old temples, where sometimes, the jewellery made for the garment itself. Today, jewellery has become a way of expressing personal style, adding meaning to everyday dressing.

For Rohit Saraf, style has never been about making the loudest statement. Whether he is dressed for a wedding, stepping onto a film set or simply travelling between shoots, his approach is picking what works for him. It is a philosophy that extends to his grooming routine as well, where consistency is more important than complicated rituals.

Luxury weddings have always been the first to embrace what's next. From personalised favours and immersive guest experiences to AI-powered

Who says Friendship's Day is only for your ride-or-dies? Sometimes, your greatest friendship comes with a shared calendar, inside jokes no one else understands, stealing each other's fries and the occasional argument over where to order dinner from. For couples who see a best friend in each other, Friendship's Day is simply another excuse to celebrate the person who knows you at your most chaotic and loves you anyway.

The most memorable nights rarely end when the party does. They spill into conversations that refuse to wrap up, detours for one last drink, and those rare places where neither of you is checking the time. Hidden behind an unassuming entrance in the plush locality of Vasant Vihar, Together Delhi is built precisely for those moments. Inspired by Tokyo's listening-room culture, the speakeasy swaps booming music and crowded dance floors for vinyl records,

Two days after India Couture Week, the fourth edition of FDCI Wedding Weekend brought the country's leading couturiers, jewellers and luxury wedding names together at The Taj Mahal Palace, New Delhi.

When Kritika Kamra stepped out for her wedding reception in March earlier this, she did something that felt quintessentially Galliano: she looked to the past to create a pretty modern fashion moment. The actor chose an archival

Kritika Kamra's wedding wardrobe brought together two very different expressions of fashion. For her signing ceremony, the actor wore a handwoven Chanderi sari designed by her mother for their label Cinnabar and crafted by the brand's artisans. For her reception, she chose an archival Dior gown by the legendary designer John Galliano. What connected the two was a shared appreciation for history, craftsmanship and pieces that can live beyond a single occasion.