Gifting Tips

(And Why We Love It) There’s no gentle way to say this. Indian weddings are not subtle. They are: And […]

(They’re Not the Same Thing) At first glance, an Indian wedding is an Indian wedding. Same rituals. Same outfits. Same

(Without Losing Your Mind) There’s a point in every destination wedding planning journey when someone says: “Let’s just source everything

Little curios that you can drop through the spaces There’s a moment at most weddings when you realise something. The

(We All Follow Them Anyway) If you grew up in an Indian household, you already understand this: Gift-giving is not

(Long Before the Wedding) There’s a difference between gifting at weddings. And then there’s inner circle gifting. This is not

Put yourselves in their exhausted shoes There’s a special kind of moment at weddings. You receive a beautifully wrapped gift.

(Please, We Beg You) There’s a fine line between a thoughtful welcome bag and a mildly confusing care package. And

Or the elephant that travelled around the world being regifted Let’s be honest. Most return gifts have one final destination:That

Because they turn guests into participants There’s a moment at every sangeet. The music is great. The outfits are doing

A Slightly Unscientific Study Indian gift-giving is fascinating. Not because of what we give—but because of why we give it.

There are two kinds of welcome bags.
One says: “Here are 11 random things we panic-added at the last minute.”
The other says: “We’ve got you. Relax.”

You want the second one.