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Seemadree Appana Parsa, Vivahabandhan

Seemadree Appana Parsa
Telegu religious celebration. There is little uniformity in the celebration of festivals across the Telugu community. Each region presents a kaleidoscopic variation of interpretations and emphases on common themes.

Vivahabandhan
A wedding is a very special celebration full of mirth, happiness, good natured traditions and customs that has been followed since ages. Telugu marriage is no different, with celebrations laced with varied ceremonies and rituals commencing few days prior to the actual wedding day. Telugu people are simple and their customs, traditions and rituals are unique and enjoyable with equal emphasis on religious celebrations and fun filled customs for both bride and groom’s family.

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