Showing posts with label hindi up matrimony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hindi up matrimony. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

All about the Latest Trends in Hindi Matrimony


Wedding keeps a significant importance in the lives of Indians. The Hindi matrimony is kind of a very elaborate affair, because of the rituals and customs involved. In a Hindu wedding, accurate and purest forms of rituals are involved. Every single detail is very considerate in a wedding, including the dress of the bride and groom.

In Northern India, the brides generally drape heavy silk saris or lehengas, and the choice of colour depends upon the bride’s preferences, and most importantly, the colour which suits her complexion and personality. In recent times, the brides have been choosing the colours according to the wedding themes. However, the most popular ones have always been scarlet red, fuchsia pink, green, golden and silver. The combinations of these colours have also been popular, and can charm anyone.

The trousseau of grooms has no longer been simple these days. The grooms these days love to wear designer suits, Indo-western suits or sherwanis. A beautiful pair of designer shoes goes very well with these designer dresses, which depend on the type of the dress the groom is planning to wear. With Sherwanis, traditional Mojris go well.

The wedding among the Hindu communities has no longer been conservative nowadays. The bride and groom prepare months before the wedding day, and start shopping for their desirable things to make this day memorable.

For a hassle-free wedding, some families also call up wedding planners for excellent wedding arrangements, and the wedding is arranged according to a particular theme. The most popular themes these days are floral themes, color themes, some dressing theme, or any other. The planners make it easy for the families to celebrate wedding and enjoy the day to the fullest. However, the ways to celebrate a wedding in Hindi matrimony may change, but the wedding involves the purest form of rituals.

Author: Rashmi Karan

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Use of Hindi-Urdu in Conversation


Hindi, the popular language spoken in the northern states of India, is also the official language of the country. The Hindi that is spoken in country is the modern form of the language. It is derived from the dialect, Khariboli spoken mostly in parts of western Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. The Hindi that is spoken in the country is often mixed with Urdu, another distinct language of the country. The people from northern states of India such as Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Uttarakhand are mostly use this language in combination with Urdu language.

According to surveys, more than 250 million people speak the Hindi-Urdu combination of language. Many communities have Hindi has their mother tongue. Communities from the state of Uttar Pradesh have mostly Hindi as their native language. The community members are commonly referred as Hindi community. They have distinct rituals and customs and their Hindi Matrimony Functions are elaborate affair.

The standard Hindi that is mostly used for writing textbooks and for official communications feature different categories of words. These words are mostly divided into five basic categories.
  1. Tatsam words: These words are spelled in the same way as in the ancient language of Sanskrit. Most of these words have stood the test of the times and have survived without any modifications. Examples are prarthana, surya and nama.
  2. Ardhatatsam words: In this category of words, most of them are again derived from Sanskrit and have undergone changes with time. These words are modified in the middle of Indo-Aryan period.
  3. Tadbhav words: In this category of words, the words are spelled differently from the language of origin.
  4. Deshaj and Videshi words are two important categories of words used are found in standard Hindi language.
In the Hindu Matrimonial functions, the family members’ converse among themselves in Hindi while in the wedding mantras, pure form of Sanskrit is used.

Author: Shipra Sinha