From small to sustainable: How wedding planning is evolving in IndiaThe Indian Express | 12 hours ago | 22-06-2023 | 11:45 amTwenty years ago, when wedding planner Rasika Bhatia started out, wedding planning was not really something that most Indians knew about or wanted in their lives. Rasika, whose memoir The Great Indian Tamasha was released recently (published by Om Books International), told indianexpress.com that now everyone wants a wedding planner to amp up the style and glam quotient at their weddings. But in a wedding where 2,000 people are coming, no one notices the few things that go amiss. In a wedding that has 100 guests, they will always see which candles are on and which are not.”Anam Zubair, head of marketing at WeddingWire India, a wedding planning platform, told indianexpress.com that the industry had seen a significant shift in the type of events they are being consulted on. They are subjected to so much physical abuse that they often go blind or develop other problems.

Source: Indian Express June 22, 2023 06:33 UTC