“Once in a while, right in the middle of an ordinary life, God gives us a fairytale.”
This is what parents of a daughter think while raising her and they clearly know that once she is grown up and her marriage is fixed they have to bid adieu to their Princess whom they have raised with all the love and comforts.
After all the glitter and the gold, from attractive bridal lehenga, shimmery makeup, hands dipped in henna to beautifully captured candid shots of exchanging rings, dancing poses, lavish dinner and seven vows comes the most difficult and tearful part of any Indian wedding for both the bride and her parents. This special ritual of bidding farewell to the daughter is called Bidai or Vidai.
Marking the end of her life as a daughter, accompanied by her parents and associate the weeping bride crosses her doorstep with a heavy heart having mixed emotions. On one hand she is sad about leaving her family and house behind where she has spent her entire childhood and on the other hand she is even excited about beginning a new life with her soul mate and his family members.
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