Or the pre-engagement party or - how the Hindus call it - the Roka ceremony.
Step 1 - ask Rav Flora to do your hair and makeup (she'll be more than happy to):Step 2 - be yourself (looks good in pictures):
Step 3 - while being yourself, be confident, as well (that looks good, too):
Step 4 - make sure your future fiance is prepared at his house (by the time he realizes what's going on, it'll be too late):
Step 5 - show up (if you look like Dimple, you don't really have to do anything else):
Step 6 - meet the family (hugs are a must):
Step 7 - let the family do stuff to you (it's millennia old tradition):
Step 8 - receive gifts (this is usually the most exciting part):
Step 9 - receive more gifts (personalized ones, if possible):
Step 10 - go in the back yard, hide from the rain and strike a pose for the very talented photographer (keep being yourself, in the same time):
Step 11 - include your almost fiance in a few shots (you did come for him, after all):
Step 12 - do whatever the photographer asks you to do (before his camera gets wet):
Step 13 - take some formal pictures with the future mother in law, too (it's always a good opportunity to strengthen the relationship):
Step 14 - you should get a confirmation on the husband reservation you just made (to avoid double bookings or other type of problems):
Congratulations, Dimple and Prateek! I had so much fun with you and your family! It's just too bad I'm not available for your wedding next year!
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Congrats Prateek and Dimple loved the pics.. and Cosmin you always rock!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Lyila! You're too sweet! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Lyila :)
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