The streets filled with lights, laughter, and the sound of dhol (drums) echoing everywhere. The groom arrives wearing a shining sherwani, surrounded by friends and family dancing their hearts out in the baraat procession. The air smells of rose petals and sweets. The crowd is dancing to Bollywood beats, uncles are showing their “signature steps,” and aunties are throwing flower petals while fixing everyone’s turbans mid-dance! Inside the wedding venue, it’s pure royal charm — golden lights, traditional music, and food that could make anyone fall in love with India in one bite. The bride walks in like a dream — her lehenga sparkling brighter than the chandeliers — and when the couple finally meets under the mandap, the whole crowd goes silent for a moment… just to soak in the magic of love. Then comes laughter, rituals, family hugs, tears, and dance that never ends. So if you’ve never seen a desi Indian wedding before it’s celebrated loudly, proudly, and beautifully.