[ad_1] Weddings may be an intimate affair, but the celebration of the occasion surely isn’t! Little wonder then that weddings mean serious business in India. For a glimpse into how the wedding industry has hit the reset button in a pandemic-ridden world, you wouldn’t have to look very far. So …

[ad_1] In a great victory for the wedding tourism industry, the Ministry of Tourism, is expected to soon come out with a proposed guideline of wedding tourism/destination wedding/marriage tourism. The ministry had earlier invited inputs from Rashi Entertainment on the proposed guidelines. Talking about the recommendations, Rajeev Jain, Director, Rashi …

[ad_1] The events industry has been urging the government to help unlock the sector and allow events to be held while following all the safety and hygiene protocols. With a cap on attendance at weddings, many ancillary industries dependent on the wedding industry, like catering, decoration, banquets, florists, beauticians, event …

[ad_1] Many couples have had to reconsider their upcoming nuptials due to travel restrictions, health and wellbeing concerns and lockdowns due to the pandemic. Since wedding celebrations are an intrinsic part of the Indian culture, with a little creativity, you can still get married amidst the pandemic and also in …

[ad_1] Wedding business across the world is seeing a major dip due to Covid-19. In India, summer weddings have already been affected while some of the industry insiders are speculating it to continue till the winter wedding season. According to a report published by KPMG, the Indian wedding industry was …

[ad_1] “The ring of innovation will rule us,” says Sabbas Joseph, Founder/Director, Wizcraft International, while speaking at Wed Nation, a two-day digital event from April 10, 2020. Spelling out the future trends for weddings, Joseph points out, “Corporate events may be affected but not the wedding business. Small will become …

[ad_1] Weddings are a huge source of income for hotels and resorts, with some large city hotels counting for as much as 15 percent of their business from social events, this figure goes up to as much as 45 percent in resorts based in the tourist destinations of the country. …