Avish Jain and Pankti Doshi shut down Fifth Avenue with a vibrant Indian baraat, turning New York City streets into a multi ...

Manhattan: A vibrant Indian wedding celebration brought a slice of tradition to the streets of Manhattan when a bride and groom led a baraat that temporarily transformed Fifth Avenue into a lively fes ...

Foreign Correspondent crosses India to see how marriage has become big business.

Indian weddings are often in the spotlight for their quirky traditions and culture. Sometimes the groom’s entry goes viral, ...

An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows The bride and groom in traditional Indian attire walk down a floral aisle ...

An Indian couple’s grand baraat on New York’s Fifth Avenue has gone viral, featuring live singing, dancing, and luxury street ...

The wedding spanned five venues, six DJs, eight caterers, 10 choreographers, a 2-hour off-Broadway play, 16 designers, 8,000 ...

Indian weddings are known for music, dance, and large celebrations, and now these traditions are being seen in global cities ...

The celebrations spanned 5 days, 5 venues, 6 DJs, 8 caterers, 10 choreographers, 16 fashion/jewellery designers, 400 guests ...

Inside the rhythmic Bollywood-inspired celebration of two competitive dancers Shereen Ladha, a professional dancer and head ...

A grand Indian wedding procession brought a slice of desi celebration to New York's Fifth Avenue.

Aggressively smashing the cake in the bride’s face, saying the wrong name at the altar, and flirting with the best man on the ...