Haha 😂 they so mad! That peach outfit is a statement and he is not here for the basic. It’s so refreshing to see a groom that cares what he looks like! 🤲🏾
@@hokulele393 Of course he should wear what he wants but that outfit wasn't for a one and done ceremony, that was only the first of multiple outfits for a multiple day Hindu wedding. So I understand why the bride's hesitating. Even the consultant said that it was too much for the first event. But I'm glad he got what he wanted and the bride was able to comfortably compromise and make it work.
I love this groom...he stood up for himself...that's fantastic. Why can't the groom get what he loves? Its always the women who get their way...this bride is controlling, but i think he will be the man he is meant to be...kudos Nicholas
I'm glad he didn't just back down like most husbands would have. It shows he is not a coward and will stand up for what he believes is right. It's so annoying when a mother is yelling or arguing with her child when she is clearly in the wrong, but the father doesn't want to jump in, so he just agrees with the mother or stays quiet to avoid conflict. It's so cowardly.
The peach outfit looked good.. If it was my fiance who liked an outfit so much I would never tell him to not buy it. Those two women were so dismissive of him.
So the man should just do as he's told? He's an adult and he has the right to wear what he wants; it's his wedding too. It's annoying that weddings, regardless of culture, always put what the bride wants first. The "she who must be obeyed" schtick.
for the first time the groom has an opinion about his outfit, instead of just agreeing to most of the outfits shown, i was happy to see this groom selecting his outfit, i would love my man to have this involvement in his outfits, i would be soo excited with him !!
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
@@tulsipatel1594 y isn't the groom getting married too? Y can't it be both agree on same thing.. V talk about feminism right! Equality applies here too!
I think it’s because traditionally/culturally, the girl is giving up her family and living with yours (sometimes) or she just gives up more than the guy does so it really is her day more than hiss. But I’d def let my guy wear what he wants if he’s that excited about it ! Usually they don’t care haha
that's not the point whatsoever. They discussed things beforehand and agreed to agree on this decision together. Then they get there and he doesn't even care what she thinks. He was acting like an immature moron. Turning to the consultant to gang up on his fiance.... Like grow up
OMG that girl was making too much fuss over the peach sherwani 😂😂😂I woult let my man wear it if he was that excited.Usually men dont really care about these outfit.
The key word is "let". Men are individuals, they have the right to wear what they want and it should be their decision. A bride who thinks she can "let" a man do something is going to face a lot or problems in life and marriage.
according to others in the comment section, besides the fact that he just decided on his own to up the budget, the outfit was too fancy for the event. This is not the wedding ceremony outfit but a pre-ceremony. He will need a more ornate outfit for other events and is already spending 2k on the first one. I wish the consultant would have at least mentioned this. Why could they have not figured out how to make this an outfit for a different ceremony?
The second girls budget was 5000 for both? Lmao wtf she should have visited her relatives in India and gotten sabyasachi. All these lengha styles look outdated and/or copied form sabyasachi
If you think she could have travelled to India with her family and bought a half decent lehnga let alone a sabyasachi lehnga at that price you need to get out of your house and see how much things cost.
Preety Bajwa ok it’s still the same if you buy something on the lower end of sabyasachi. 2 lakh rupees is $2888 USD. If she wanted to she could have gotten a sabyasachi for 3 lakhs which is around 4000$USD. Obviously most people can’t afford the higher end sabyasachi stuff but with their 5000$ budget they could have gotten lower end stuff. And yes there’s the flight cost, but they could have gotten everything at India including jewelry and stuff for cheaper, and they could stay with relatives. Uber is cheaper in India too. I understand though that people want the convenience of shopping in their own country. I’m just saying Shia’s dresses are overpriced for their designs and styles. When one of my relatives got married recently she bought a sabyasachi wedding dress and theres a big difference in the handwork and style. Alternatively there’s also slightly cheaper designers in India who are well known, it just takes a bit of research.
Okay Okay see my reply to the other girl (Preety), where I lay out the price differences. Of course you can get a half decent lenghna from India! India is where the designs and trends are MADE. You just need to do research before you go and get in contact with the well reputed shops and designers. Sometimes good designers can even remake sabyasachi type gowns for cheaper. Again see my other reply for the price difference for sabyasachi, and they can easily get less well known brand lenghnas that are more than “half decent” from India. Clearly our perspectives differ because I have many relatives who have gone to India to get their wedding outfits because the stuff here is outdated or overpriced for what you get. So don’t talk to me all condescending saying I need to “get out of my house” when I know what I’m talking about. Girl bye
I think many of the comments are missing the point about the first segment. They have a budget and they hadn't discussed a customized, very ornate piece of clothing for what will be a one-time wearing (I assume). Yes, he loves it and he looks handsome, but they are a team. They need to discuss money matters beforehand and be on board with their budget: both of them. This may be a first red flag for the marriage.
I mean yeah, it's really too much for a sangeet..but come on if he wants something huge let him get it..if the bride wanted something grand it would've been fine right just because he's a boy he shouldn't be neglected. And i really really appreciate him for choosing what he wants and he didn't hold back 😂😂
I don't wanna be mean but I don't like Shia, she's too judgemental, too condescending and not supportive enough of the brides. Maybe get someone like Randy who's filled with compassion
Bravo! First man who stands up for himself. I see people forcing ideas on spouses in Indian American society through Nazrana Diaries. Maybe because finding an Indian spouse is a challenge with limited Indians around. Everyone should give their spouses space and allow them to make their own choices without dominating.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
Why not just suggest saving the peach shirvaani for the wedding? Such a simple solution that the salesman should have thought of to keep the peace and compromise with the bride instead of just siding entirely with the groom and pushing to convince her to agree with him.
Nope. The groom said he wanted to start the celebrations by making a strong statement with his attire. He's an adult, it's his right and the wedding is not all about the bride. The groom is an adult and it's annoying as hell when women think they have the right to make all the decisions for their wedding.
The salesman's job is to serve the customer and give them what they are asking for, it's not his job to think of solutions to keep the peace between couples. That's THEIR job. And he didn't push to convince the bride at all; in fact, just the opposite. When the groom gave his final decision to go ahead with the peach, the salesman was still asking the bride if it was ok with her.
They are right about it being too much for that first event. Although it's cool he was excited, I just see warning lights because he was ready to blow a financial plan they made together without a cool down to talk about it. It's called financial infidelity. Looks like it could be a pattern for them unless he realizes the impact and matures.
I loved Nicholas, he knew what he wanted and he had a point that the 2nd dress was so vanilla, no Indian in India would wear it for a wedding but any guest would wear it. As an Indian I know he got it right. The bride is feeling upset coz he wants to wear what he wants?!!! And also the main guy, he stuck with Nick like a bro. You guys make me proud and I am a woman!! 😜
He may have gotten it right but he should've gotten that for his reception instead of the Sangeet event. Now he'll have to look for outfits that are more astounding for his wedding itself or the reception and he might not have the budget for it.
Really annoying when brides think it’s all about them. Honestly love to see the groom doing the same to the bride and see who she likes it. The peach looked great on him.Good for him standing his ground
Moshume Miah why conform to what others expect though? He looked great in that choice and after all he’s the one getting married, if he wants to wear something with more beadwork then be it 😊
You clearly don’t understand our culture. This is too dressed up for the sangeet or mehendi and it’s not even the right color. There are certain outfits you wear for certain days. Some are understated some are grand this is just too much. It’s not about the bride in our culture it’s about family honor and tradition. 😂
Selena Star Being from an Asian background myself I think I know some elements, who cares if this groom wants to wear something lavish - as long as he’s happy and comfortable that’s what counts.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
The peach looks really go on him. It's amazing how much it brightens his complexion, compared to the beige that washed him out. Generally, husbands-to-be could care less about the wedding so she ought to be grateful he wants to be involved about clothing relevant to him. Also, this peach color would look very well next to the traditional bright red if she chooses that for herself.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
Damn that last dress was actually gorgeous s I do wish the top was shaped a bit differently like more of a sweetheart rather than a v neck. But that’s gorgeous, but still too overpriced to be 4000$ compared to what we see with sabyasachi
To my lovely south East Asian brides I would like to tell you for the amount of cash you are dropping they shouldn’t only be giving you 2 to 3 choices I worked in American bridal salons you come in with 5000 budget I let you build a fort in the stock room lol
In India too! That's why everyone has a problem with this shop in the comment section. Not only you get so many better design options for a lesser price (still pricey but so much better) but also get good hospitality and at least the hospitality should be good in the stores even if the designs are limited.
This show is amazing. I love the glimpse into the culture.... and the DRESSES! OMG.... I'm so jealous.... it would be weird for me to wear one, right? Lolllll
Beautiful dresses, but I could never wear them because the tops are all cropped and show too much midriff. I am Apostolic Pentecostal for one, and we don't believe in showing that much skin; second I have a very visible surgical scar down my middle and wouldn't want to show it
@@pamfink4052 This store seems to have a lot of short blouses and very limited style. You must also remember that most of the people who come here are Americans who are of Indian heritage, so their style is slightly different from what we actually wear here. We usually wear more conservative, especially for religious ceremonies.
@@pamfink4052you could actually request for more conservative tops where there is longer arm sleeves or a full covered top and not one that is a crop top. There is 2 or 3 episodes in the future seasons where the bride's have gotten something covered but still look as amazing
These is really boaring backdrops ...why dont u highlight the colour theme ..those dresses behind..it looks to dull..it is not only people are intresting but also the colour of dresses are centre of attraction to this show
I am so proud of the groom for standing his ground respectfully and not be treated like a lap dog. most brides think it's all about them and everyone needs their permission to do anything. there was so much jealousy on the bride's face as she was scared she wouldn't match up. she should be proud to have this gentleman as her husband.
The marriage is about compromising on both sides, when she was insisting to the groom not to get the outfit, the least he could have done was to paused and go and discuss this alone with her and they both decide on something. I didn’t like his attitude! Also the salesman needs to stay out of it, it is between bride and groom.
Yeah, like, if he was set on it, cool, there are ways to talk to your partner about it while being respectful of your partner & their thoughts and feelings and what you have planned together. Like: “I know we decided on a budget & a particular style and this isn’t meeting either of those things, and I hear your concerns about it not being the traditionally more simple style appropriate for the sangeet, and you are right about those things, but seeing this, I’ve really fallen in love with it and this is what will make me happy, even with all those considerations. This is a once in a life time thing, and this is what gives me a huge smile, not the others. This is what I really want. I’m asking if we can reconsider the budget and you can give your blessing, even though it is not what you would pick for all the reasons you’ve expressed, for me to get this one because I really do want it that much, and it would really make me that happy.” That’s a conversation to have directly with your partner, focused only on their say & opinion and feelings, showing that you consider them a true partner and value making decisions that effect you both, together, no sales people or friends or anyone else distracting or butting in, no going off “I’m just gonna do what I want, I don’t care what you think.” You can stand up for what you want & still show care for your partner’s viewpoint & be committed to working it out together as partners and coming to a decision together. It was gracious of the bride to be supportive after seeing it was what his heart was set on, even in the face of him blowing her off & blowing off their previous plans the way he did, without coming to a consensus with her. But his behavior & disregard for her will sting, even though she chose to be forgiving. He could have given her a chance to see that his heart was set on it, and worked it out with her one on one, without showing disregard for her the way he did. But, such skills of partnering and relationships sometimes take time to learn. Hopefully wisdom and skill of navigating these sort of things with respect for your partner will come to them with time, rather than him be stuck in the bad habit of treating their partnership like this. If he has enough empathy, compassion, and introspection, he can learn & do better. I just hope he is not one who is too self absorbed to care to see it or work to do better.
I went here to see what they have because I’m getting married and let me tell you for the prices the experience is super ghetto. The place was mobbed. Everyone trying to get attention. This is not the upscale experience they portray on TH-cam. You would think they would be by appointment serve champagne and sit you down for 2500-5000. Nope you get people fighting each other for clothing. The designs are old the prices are outrageous for the knockoffs that they are. I will not buy from this place there are so many other shops. This place runs its business like a $5 bazaar 😂
Well its his wedding.. nd he is allowed to throw tantrums nd put accross his choice.. nd in India grooms do have that bling on sangeet too.. its a music party nd obviously bling is necessary
how?? i mean how is it possible for him to confront her about something he just thought in the dressing room, came out and said it in front of her! where is the time to confront??
Honestly though, that peach sherwani is too much for a Sangeeth event. Maybe for the wedding, definitely too much for a Sangeet. Unless you're royalty or a celebrity posing for press photos.
Well you are in the store, an idea comes up and you take a decision. How early could they have discussed something like that? What was the deal with the first bride?! So whiny!
@@moshumemiah1735 I'm sorry but 'too much' is a relative term. Nobody has seen the bride's outfit, if her outfit was less blingy one could infer that. She didn't say that once, he said she was getting something custom-made and she didn't deny that. A blind person could see it's only her ego that's coming in the way.
@@chits28I see. I don't remember this entire episode but I just thought it would be better if they both had a say in both outfits not just about his outfit. But yeah I understand your view.
About the guy ,he looked very handsome in the blush sherwani ? But yes a bit too much for Sangeet ..if I were him I wud wear the second one for the sangeet and the blush for the main wedding with a white dhoti
" ... customizing it ... a little more to the event... " The reaction on his face is hilarious ... Bride should say, "You get what you want - I'll get a groom who looks to the future to provide for his new baby and new home ... because your choices are above and beyond what you can afford ... and you know that because we talked about it so have fun with your clothes." ( The peach jacket is handsome and he looks great in it but if they can't afford it, and if no one is stepping in to help pay for it, then he has lost his mind - which tells the bride the life she has to look forward to with him. )
Can we not have a little personal touch to these episodes?! It seems that all the people at Nazraana care about is selling one of their pieces to the bride/groom.
Obviously this is not the first time she’s had to succumb to his control issue.. Hope she realizes it’s going to be like living under the rule of a tyrant. It is only going to get worse. Besides he’s very feminine!
My name is Shia! LOL! And the lehengas here are so outdated. Recommend brides to check out Sabyasachi or Manish Maholtra. India has come a long way in bridal wear!
@@maisiasulthana4903 so true! In Mumbai and Delhi, shops are flooded with first copy of Sabyasachi and other designers at such lesser prices. ... I wish I could educate our Indians abroad that they r getting ripped off!
The way Nick just abandoned their budget is worrying. His outfit looked great, but judging from the brides comment and other comments here, it looks like he would be way overdressed. Hopefully the bride matches him at the sangeeta. Weddings are expensive enough already.
I think Shia is relaxing as she gets more comfortable which is nice. With such traditional cultural parameters the fun in watching is for bits of individual personalities to show! I'm stuck at home as are we all and without these episodes I'd be having a real anxiety attack. Really grateful for this show.. not sure why it's so calming!
I wish she would shut up and let him be a man . He can make his own decisions. I like that he stood up for himself and didn't back down from the outfit that makes him look and feel good. Plus I think he looks awesome. I feel she was being very selfish, at the end of the day what matters is if both are comfortable and happy.
If my man likes anything,let it be even trash , I would just totally agree and let him be happy n buy it.... I would love my man to wear what he thinks is good and feels comfortable in rather than putting down my opinion.... Cox if he's happy he's gonna look cute n handsome in ant trash he buys...
Oof... The salesman really just wanted to sell the peach piece. He's literally creating an issue by over ruling both of the women who are making excellent points.
The couple in the first part of this episode, the bride is so dominating... she wants all her dresses customised but doesn't want her groom to get a customised sherwani and let him be happy and feel special on their wedding... c'mon, weddings are not only abt the bride...its equally abt the groom too. I feel sad for him...he had to struggle so much to convince his to-be bride and the bride's friend to let him settle on the sherwani he really wanted.
If this was my wedding I would’ve definitely said to take the peach one for the wedding and some other for the sangeeth, cause logically it really does look too heavy to be in a sangeet h
Seriously I feel bad for these brides. They are missing so much on I dian dresses m sorry but those were nothing close to bridal. I guess with that budget they really should have made a trip to india and bought them cheaper and much more awesome.
Not gonna lie but unless they are doing it only for fashion if they are doing a Hindu a wedding I am assuming they know the significance of the rituals and respect the God. Talking about putting up a portrait of god on their outfit or whatever they should at least address Ganesh Bhagwan with respect/formally or At least say "Shree Ganesh"/ "Ganesh Ji" or "Ganapati Bappa" it's extremely weird for them to be so blasse with addressing them without any formality. Maybe it's the English language? I see a lot of American Indians/westerners doing it for the fashion. Obviously, you can do it for the fashion but don't perform the rituals if you are not aware o the significance or WHY something is important. As a Hindu, if you don't believe in something it's better not to do it or if you do believe and respect it then don't teat it JUST as a fashion.
The outfit does look amazing on him. But the reason the bride was not for it is because that is firstly not the wedding outfit, more like a bachelor's night party but with guests from both sides of the family. It is also not the reception outfit. One thing people in the comments overlook is that the reason there is a budget is because you're supposed to find something that you love within your budget as well.
I can understand what the first bride is saying , but sometimes you have to go with the flow , I can understand her frustration though especially money wise Love the peach outfit on her husband though People should be flexible in their choices, life not always fair We can only be supportive and have a talk later in the day so in the future it easier transition ❤
That guy…he comes in and says ‘happy wife, happy life’ and then insists on getting the bedazzled custom sherwani …hmmmm. Control issues there! Look out.
She's telling you that you have more wedding celebrations to go.Why not buy this beautiful jacket for the most formal and buy your fiances choice for this event.You will surely need at least two.Some of the brides buy three.
Haha 😂 they so mad! That peach outfit is a statement and he is not here for the basic. It’s so refreshing to see a groom that cares what he looks like! 🤲🏾
I was thinking the same thing. I was on his side😂🤣. When he came out, it was obvious that was the one for him!🤩
@@hokulele393 Of course he should wear what he wants but that outfit wasn't for a one and done ceremony, that was only the first of multiple outfits for a multiple day Hindu wedding. So I understand why the bride's hesitating. Even the consultant said that it was too much for the first event. But I'm glad he got what he wanted and the bride was able to comfortably compromise and make it work.
Im so happy to see he hasen't lost he manhood and keep what he loved. Yeah!
I love this groom...he stood up for himself...that's fantastic. Why can't the groom get what he loves? Its always the women who get their way...this bride is controlling, but i think he will be the man he is meant to be...kudos Nicholas
@@maggiemuthu9818 I think it’s just that other grooms weren’t caring as much about their outfits as this particular groom
The first husband was not backing down lol he really loved that peach outfit.
Yeah he fell in love with it
I am glad he stand up for himself,he looks handsome
I'm glad he didn't just back down like most husbands would have. It shows he is not a coward and will stand up for what he believes is right.
It's so annoying when a mother is yelling or arguing with her child when she is clearly in the wrong, but the father doesn't want to jump in, so he just agrees with the mother or stays quiet to avoid conflict. It's so cowardly.
The peach outfit looked good.. If it was my fiance who liked an outfit so much I would never tell him to not buy it. Those two women were so dismissive of him.
But it was too much for sangeet night
Dude would prefer to call off the wedding instead of giving up on the peach sherwani. 🙌🏼
😅😅 true because emotions were rising
Well she was forcing her opinion on him, he just really really wanted that fuckin sherwani lol.
YES.
So the man should just do as he's told? He's an adult and he has the right to wear what he wants; it's his wedding too. It's annoying that weddings, regardless of culture, always put what the bride wants first. The "she who must be obeyed" schtick.
And he's damn right
LOL the first guy with his "happy wife, happy life!" And then goes the opposite direction 😂
more like " happy groom or impending doom".
@@kellyjeffries8953 hahahaha yes!! 😂
But it doesn't mean succumbing to everything she wants; he loved that outfit so much she should have just said Great! Get it!
Dani Her he was not playin
Haha
for the first time the groom has an opinion about his outfit, instead of just agreeing to most of the outfits shown, i was happy to see this groom selecting his outfit, i would love my man to have this involvement in his outfits, i would be soo excited with him !!
Well informed enthusiasm is great. But this is just stubborn enthusiasm.
that outfit is hideous. You know nothing about Indian outfit and ceremonies
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
Why do brides always think it’s about them. The grooms are also getting married so they’re allowed to AT LEAST choose their own outfit.
Faith Means Hope but it’s all about the bride tbh. You want the groom to match with the brides dress not the other way adound
@@tulsipatel1594 y isn't the groom getting married too? Y can't it be both agree on same thing.. V talk about feminism right! Equality applies here too!
I think it’s because traditionally/culturally, the girl is giving up her family and living with yours (sometimes) or she just gives up more than the guy does so it really is her day more than hiss. But I’d def let my guy wear what he wants if he’s that excited about it ! Usually they don’t care haha
@@lakmichinto5086 The definition of feminism IS equality for both men and women
that's not the point whatsoever. They discussed things beforehand and agreed to agree on this decision together. Then they get there and he doesn't even care what she thinks. He was acting like an immature moron. Turning to the consultant to gang up on his fiance.... Like grow up
OMG that girl was making too much fuss over the peach sherwani 😂😂😂I woult let my man wear it if he was that excited.Usually men dont really care about these outfit.
The key word is "let". Men are individuals, they have the right to wear what they want and it should be their decision. A bride who thinks she can "let" a man do something is going to face a lot or problems in life and marriage.
according to others in the comment section, besides the fact that he just decided on his own to up the budget, the outfit was too fancy for the event. This is not the wedding ceremony outfit but a pre-ceremony. He will need a more ornate outfit for other events and is already spending 2k on the first one. I wish the consultant would have at least mentioned this. Why could they have not figured out how to make this an outfit for a different ceremony?
Exactly!!
The first groom i know is extra but i like it when u get a guy who wants to deck out.....
Omg yes it's so rare to see. It feels he is as excited about the wedding too
Me too. Good to see. I actually thought he really looked good in blue.
@@beezlebub9 I thought the blue was awful on his skin tone. Made him look super ashy and washed him out. I liked it before he put it on lol
Absolutely. And the wedding pictures were SO BEAUTIFUL! The bride's dress was gorgeous, a perfect combination with the groom's outfit.
@@marymcquaid7291 Where did you find their wedding pictures?
This one doesn't seem as scripted to me. I love this series! Keep em’ coming!
Great gowns ,stunning detail. I love watching both the ladies and the guys.
The second girls budget was 5000 for both? Lmao wtf she should have visited her relatives in India and gotten sabyasachi. All these lengha styles look outdated and/or copied form sabyasachi
ikr they're so hideous too! EWWW
If you think she could have travelled to India with her family and bought a half decent lehnga let alone a sabyasachi lehnga at that price you need to get out of your house and see how much things cost.
Preety Bajwa ok it’s still the same if you buy something on the lower end of sabyasachi. 2 lakh rupees is $2888 USD. If she wanted to she could have gotten a sabyasachi for 3 lakhs which is around 4000$USD. Obviously most people can’t afford the higher end sabyasachi stuff but with their 5000$ budget they could have gotten lower end stuff. And yes there’s the flight cost, but they could have gotten everything at India including jewelry and stuff for cheaper, and they could stay with relatives. Uber is cheaper in India too.
I understand though that people want the convenience of shopping in their own country. I’m just saying Shia’s dresses are overpriced for their designs and styles. When one of my relatives got married recently she bought a sabyasachi wedding dress and theres a big difference in the handwork and style.
Alternatively there’s also slightly cheaper designers in India who are well known, it just takes a bit of research.
Okay Okay see my reply to the other girl (Preety), where I lay out the price differences.
Of course you can get a half decent lenghna from India! India is where the designs and trends are MADE. You just need to do research before you go and get in contact with the well reputed shops and designers. Sometimes good designers can even remake sabyasachi type gowns for cheaper.
Again see my other reply for the price difference for sabyasachi, and they can easily get less well known brand lenghnas that are more than “half decent” from India. Clearly our perspectives differ because I have many relatives who have gone to India to get their wedding outfits because the stuff here is outdated or overpriced for what you get.
So don’t talk to me all condescending saying I need to “get out of my house” when I know what I’m talking about. Girl bye
@Preety Bajwa its 5000$ which converts to 3,50,000...so i think she could've easily got a good sabyasacgi lehenga
I think many of the comments are missing the point about the first segment. They have a budget and they hadn't discussed a customized, very ornate piece of clothing for what will be a one-time wearing (I assume). Yes, he loves it and he looks handsome, but they are a team. They need to discuss money matters beforehand and be on board with their budget: both of them. This may be a first red flag for the marriage.
He d rather have the outfit ,than his Bride 🤣🤣🤣. He is soo extra he just wants a peach outfit with BLING✨. Loved it😍
The 1st bride only wanted the cream coloured sherwani because it would be easy to match any colour lengha she chooses 😂😂😂
I think she didn't want her husband in such an effeminate outfit, and was feeling awkward saying it.
truuuuuuuuuuuee 1000 and lake percent trueeeeeeeeeee
@@aafsterlife9647 he came in a pink sweater.
@@ellenlehrman9299th freak r u talking bout? Thats not a sweater moron
I mean yeah, it's really too much for a sangeet..but come on if he wants something huge let him get it..if the bride wanted something grand it would've been fine right just because he's a boy he shouldn't be neglected.
And i really really appreciate him for choosing what he wants and he didn't hold back 😂😂
I liked it that he had his own opinions and he wasn't afraid to say so.
That last dress looked absolutely gorgeous on her and her little dance showed the little girl in her so happy
This episode is much better than the first two 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I don't wanna be mean but I don't like Shia, she's too judgemental, too condescending and not supportive enough of the brides.
Maybe get someone like Randy who's filled with compassion
Maina woo bin she’s way too judgmental for someone who copies all her designs from sabyasachi and manish Malhotra
She has a big ego. Hates it and makes faces when others don't like the outfits she picks out
Her voice is what annoys me the most
Yep agree!!
And her voice omg its soooooo irritating!!
morgan yes!
Bravo! First man who stands up for himself. I see people forcing ideas on spouses in Indian American society through Nazrana Diaries. Maybe because finding an Indian spouse is a challenge with limited Indians around.
Everyone should give their spouses space and allow them to make their own choices without dominating.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
"He is just gonna get what i like" nek minute goes the opposite way and doesnt care she doesnt like it 😂
Good on him. For sticking to his guns. That girlfriend of the girlfriend has zero say. I love seeing the guys get excited. It's there day too.
The salesman is a total yes man he just wants to make a sale and a Ganesh in the back more $ in the salesman’s eyes LOL
Ganesh ?
@@khanm6241 Hindu God. Head is of an elephant
Yes he just wanted a sale
Okay but you say no? If that's what the client wants?
I like his way of dealing with customers a lot more appropriate.
Why can't people wear what they want to wear in their wedding... Male or female! Both people should give the opportunity to feel special!
That guy isn't choosing an outfit for wedding but a smaller event
I will make sure my man wouldn't have to convince me so much to get something he really loved🙌
Too funny!!! She totally thought he would do exactly what she wanted. Turns out , he has his own mind.
She just found out.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
omg the WIFE is awful, let the MAn wear what he wants to wear!
But it's sangeet night. Its like rehersal dinner. If u wear that for sangeet, what r u gonna wear for d wedding???
Compromise for real image later...
He likes peach, he had a peach sweater on (ding ding ding)🤷🏿♂️
Ding ding ding
Why not just suggest saving the peach shirvaani for the wedding? Such a simple solution that the salesman should have thought of to keep the peace and compromise with the bride instead of just siding entirely with the groom and pushing to convince her to agree with him.
Agree
He was trying to make a sale. Lol. They will hav to go bigger for d wedding.
Nope. The groom said he wanted to start the celebrations by making a strong statement with his attire. He's an adult, it's his right and the wedding is not all about the bride. The groom is an adult and it's annoying as hell when women think they have the right to make all the decisions for their wedding.
The salesman's job is to serve the customer and give them what they are asking for, it's not his job to think of solutions to keep the peace between couples. That's THEIR job. And he didn't push to convince the bride at all; in fact, just the opposite. When the groom gave his final decision to go ahead with the peach, the salesman was still asking the bride if it was ok with her.
👍 true
They are right about it being too much for that first event. Although it's cool he was excited, I just see warning lights because he was ready to blow a financial plan they made together without a cool down to talk about it. It's called financial infidelity. Looks like it could be a pattern for them unless he realizes the impact and matures.
To make it better, they could get some pieces and put it in the background of the interview shots to make it a little less scripted
I like how they casually take the God’s name “Ganesh” , like he’s their neighbor 😹
He he
😂😂😂😂
Ikr..!
It was more like ganache and not ganesh
I understood they were talking about ganesh only after reading this comment
I heared ganache and didn't get what he meant
Shia needs to ditch that Gucci 1995 look - it’s been a look she’s worn each episode
😂😂😂
she has to wear all black for the job. It's just a belt. dear god.
wnterbird Dear God you had to reply also to this comment I made 😂🙄🙄🙄
When your man want to wear a peach dress with blings...
He's wearing a pink sweater as well.
I wanna say "oo lala*
Yep, you've hit the nail on the head. That seemed to be the actual issue. She just wasn't saying it in so many words.
I loved Nicholas, he knew what he wanted and he had a point that the 2nd dress was so vanilla, no Indian in India would wear it for a wedding but any guest would wear it. As an Indian I know he got it right. The bride is feeling upset coz he wants to wear what he wants?!!!
And also the main guy, he stuck with Nick like a bro. You guys make me proud and I am a woman!! 😜
He may have gotten it right but he should've gotten that for his reception instead of the Sangeet event. Now he'll have to look for outfits that are more astounding for his wedding itself or the reception and he might not have the budget for it.
Really annoying when brides think it’s all about them. Honestly love to see the groom doing the same to the bride and see who she likes it. The peach looked great on him.Good for him standing his ground
ILIUS But it was too much for the event and guests will think he is overdressed. He didn’t even take in her input at all for that one.
Moshume Miah why conform to what others expect though? He looked great in that choice and after all he’s the one getting married, if he wants to wear something with more beadwork then be it 😊
You clearly don’t understand our culture. This is too dressed up for the sangeet or mehendi and it’s not even the right color. There are certain outfits you wear for certain days. Some are understated some are grand this is just too much. It’s not about the bride in our culture it’s about family honor and tradition. 😂
Selena Star Being from an Asian background myself I think I know some elements, who cares if this groom wants to wear something lavish - as long as he’s happy and comfortable that’s what counts.
ILIUS he might be happy but he looks ridiculous. 😂
I love that the groom has strong feelings about his outfit. Everybody is so controlling. Leave him alone.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
I LOVE the Peach!!! Let him have his choice.
The peach looks really go on him. It's amazing how much it brightens his complexion, compared to the beige that washed him out. Generally, husbands-to-be could care less about the wedding so she ought to be grateful he wants to be involved about clothing relevant to him. Also, this peach color would look very well next to the traditional bright red if she chooses that for herself.
There is a perfectly good reason that the bride was against him getting that outfit. If the groom had gotten that outfit for his wedding or reception, it would've been a great choice. Instead he got it for a smaller event that happens before the wedding day. Logically he would have to find more astounding outfits for his wedding and reception. He may not even have the budget to do that either.
Damn that last dress was actually gorgeous s I do wish the top was shaped a bit differently like more of a sweetheart rather than a v neck. But that’s gorgeous, but still too overpriced to be 4000$ compared to what we see with sabyasachi
chamdni chawk's lehangas are much better and reasonable 😅😅😅😅 and also not outdated...indian outfits should be brought from india only
I have never seen men be so involved in their outfits for the wedding. I wish these 2 would be more supportive of the groom.
I loved the peach outfit on the groom!
To my lovely south East Asian brides I would like to tell you for the amount of cash you are dropping they shouldn’t only be giving you 2 to 3 choices I worked in American bridal salons you come in with 5000 budget I let you build a fort in the stock room lol
In India too! That's why everyone has a problem with this shop in the comment section. Not only you get so many better design options for a lesser price (still pricey but so much better) but also get good hospitality and at least the hospitality should be good in the stores even if the designs are limited.
Let him feel as comfortable as a groom should feel. Congratulations, you look awesome.
This show is amazing. I love the glimpse into the culture.... and the DRESSES! OMG.... I'm so jealous.... it would be weird for me to wear one, right? Lolllll
Nope, you can wear whatever you like ☺️stick to more traditional handlooms, embroidery n stuff..
Beautiful dresses, but I could never wear them because the tops are all cropped and show too much midriff. I am Apostolic Pentecostal for one, and we don't believe in showing that much skin; second I have a very visible surgical scar down my middle and wouldn't want to show it
Nope, if you're attending an indian event, it would be considered thoughtful and respectful to dress traditionally :) especially if its a wedding
@@pamfink4052 This store seems to have a lot of short blouses and very limited style. You must also remember that most of the people who come here are Americans who are of Indian heritage, so their style is slightly different from what we actually wear here. We usually wear more conservative, especially for religious ceremonies.
@@pamfink4052you could actually request for more conservative tops where there is longer arm sleeves or a full covered top and not one that is a crop top. There is 2 or 3 episodes in the future seasons where the bride's have gotten something covered but still look as amazing
These is really boaring backdrops ...why dont u highlight the colour theme ..those dresses behind..it looks to dull..it is not only people are intresting but also the colour of dresses are centre of attraction to this show
I am so proud of the groom for standing his ground respectfully and not be treated like a lap dog. most brides think it's all about them and everyone needs their permission to do anything. there was so much jealousy on the bride's face as she was scared she wouldn't match up. she should be proud to have this gentleman as her husband.
I don't think it was about that. In Indian culture, the couples have almost matching outfits so that's what was bothering her.
The marriage is about compromising on both sides, when she was insisting to the groom not to get the outfit, the least he could have done was to paused and go and discuss this alone with her and they both decide on something. I didn’t like his attitude!
Also the salesman needs to stay out of it, it is between bride and groom.
Yeah, like, if he was set on it, cool, there are ways to talk to your partner about it while being respectful of your partner & their thoughts and feelings and what you have planned together. Like: “I know we decided on a budget & a particular style and this isn’t meeting either of those things, and I hear your concerns about it not being the traditionally more simple style appropriate for the sangeet, and you are right about those things, but seeing this, I’ve really fallen in love with it and this is what will make me happy, even with all those considerations. This is a once in a life time thing, and this is what gives me a huge smile, not the others. This is what I really want. I’m asking if we can reconsider the budget and you can give your blessing, even though it is not what you would pick for all the reasons you’ve expressed, for me to get this one because I really do want it that much, and it would really make me that happy.” That’s a conversation to have directly with your partner, focused only on their say & opinion and feelings, showing that you consider them a true partner and value making decisions that effect you both, together, no sales people or friends or anyone else distracting or butting in, no going off “I’m just gonna do what I want, I don’t care what you think.” You can stand up for what you want & still show care for your partner’s viewpoint & be committed to working it out together as partners and coming to a decision together.
It was gracious of the bride to be supportive after seeing it was what his heart was set on, even in the face of him blowing her off & blowing off their previous plans the way he did, without coming to a consensus with her. But his behavior & disregard for her will sting, even though she chose to be forgiving. He could have given her a chance to see that his heart was set on it, and worked it out with her one on one, without showing disregard for her the way he did.
But, such skills of partnering and relationships sometimes take time to learn. Hopefully wisdom and skill of navigating these sort of things with respect for your partner will come to them with time, rather than him be stuck in the bad habit of treating their partnership like this. If he has enough empathy, compassion, and introspection, he can learn & do better. I just hope he is not one who is too self absorbed to care to see it or work to do better.
I went here to see what they have because I’m getting married and let me tell you for the prices the experience is super ghetto. The place was mobbed. Everyone trying to get attention. This is not the upscale experience they portray on TH-cam. You would think they would be by appointment serve champagne and sit you down for 2500-5000. Nope you get people fighting each other for clothing. The designs are old the prices are outrageous for the knockoffs that they are. I will not buy from this place there are so many other shops. This place runs its business like a $5 bazaar 😂
Slow the pictures down at the end when they’re at the wedding. I think that would be a really important part of your show. I love this show
Who wears this kind of dresses on sangeet? This is for wedding guys.
He seems to b the bridzilla
Well its his wedding.. nd he is allowed to throw tantrums nd put accross his choice.. nd in India grooms do have that bling on sangeet too.. its a music party nd obviously bling is necessary
1stly, It's not "Ganash"!
It's "Ganesh or Ganesha"
And 2ndly, It's "Lord Ganesh or Lord Ganesha"
He's a god😑not ur neighbour!
The second appointment was really refreshing and the Bride is literally sunshine personified.
how?? i mean how is it possible for him to confront her about something he just thought in the dressing room, came out and said it in front of her! where is the time to confront??
The peach outfit is super feminine and too much, also the couple should agree.
Honestly though, that peach sherwani is too much for a Sangeeth event. Maybe for the wedding, definitely too much for a Sangeet. Unless you're royalty or a celebrity posing for press photos.
Isn't everyone royalty at their wedding
I love this show. I love the fabrics and designs. They are so beautiful!
the sales guy needs to shut up and stay out of this let them decide
The first couple was hella uncomfortable 😂😂
Well you are in the store, an idea comes up and you take a decision. How early could they have discussed something like that? What was the deal with the first bride?! So whiny!
Chitra Adkar No, his outfit was wayyy to much for the event. He went over the budget by a lot. It makes sense for her to say let’s discuss this first.
@@moshumemiah1735 I'm sorry but 'too much' is a relative term. Nobody has seen the bride's outfit, if her outfit was less blingy one could infer that. She didn't say that once, he said she was getting something custom-made and she didn't deny that. A blind person could see it's only her ego that's coming in the way.
Chitra Adkar okay but it’s their wedding and if she wants to discuss about the outfits what’s the issue ?? Lol what ego she didn’t like the outfit.
'Ego' cuz she declared he's gonna go with her choice and he didn't.
@@chits28I see. I don't remember this entire episode but I just thought it would be better if they both had a say in both outfits not just about his outfit. But yeah I understand your view.
About the guy ,he looked very handsome in the blush sherwani ? But yes a bit too much for Sangeet ..if I were him I wud wear the second one for the sangeet and the blush for the main wedding with a white dhoti
the blush lengha is so beautiful on her
Love the vibe from mom and sister in second bride video 😊
" ... customizing it ... a little more to the event... " The reaction on his face is hilarious ... Bride should say, "You get what you want - I'll get a groom who looks to the future to provide for his new baby and new home ... because your choices are above and beyond what you can afford ... and you know that because we talked about it so have fun with your clothes." ( The peach jacket is handsome and he looks great in it but if they can't afford it, and if no one is stepping in to help pay for it, then he has lost his mind - which tells the bride the life she has to look forward to with him. )
Can we not have a little personal touch to these episodes?! It seems that all the people at Nazraana care about is selling one of their pieces to the bride/groom.
Obviously this is not the first time she’s had to succumb to his control issue.. Hope she realizes it’s going to be like living under the rule of a tyrant. It is only going to get worse. Besides he’s very feminine!
Yeah, it's all good BUT it's so annoying how they pronounce it GanASH rather than Ganesh. 😂
My name is Shia! LOL!
And the lehengas here are so outdated.
Recommend brides to check out Sabyasachi or Manish Maholtra. India has come a long way in bridal wear!
These lehengas do not even match the stuff we get on local bridal stores
@@maisiasulthana4903 so true! In Mumbai and Delhi, shops are flooded with first copy of Sabyasachi and other designers at such lesser prices. ... I wish I could educate our Indians abroad that they r getting ripped off!
@@chandinichandrashekar1032 exactly... There is nothing good about it. Look at that material no bride in india with good choice would wear thosw
what's outdated about it?
What stores in Delhi and Mumbai you all recommend ? Thnks
Ha ha the mom wears a short dress and then talks about tradition again and again. I don't mind short dresses but it was too much of traditional talk.
The way Nick just abandoned their budget is worrying. His outfit looked great, but judging from the brides comment and other comments here, it looks like he would be way overdressed. Hopefully the bride matches him at the sangeeta. Weddings are expensive enough already.
The girls are beautiful and respectful to their elders. It seems like low prices for hand beading, though. I would love to attend an Indian wedding.
I think Shia is relaxing as she gets more comfortable which is nice. With such traditional cultural parameters the fun in watching is for bits of individual personalities to show! I'm stuck at home as are we all and without these episodes I'd be having a real anxiety attack. Really grateful for this show.. not sure why it's so calming!
The first girls dress didn’t look bridal to me I see wedding guests wearing this yellow dress... it’s kind of casual
Both brides so beautiful in this episode, but the second bride’s blush gown was perfect!
Long marriage for them all.💞
I wish she would shut up and let him be a man . He can make his own decisions. I like that he stood up for himself and didn't back down from the outfit that makes him look and feel good. Plus I think he looks awesome. I feel she was being very selfish, at the end of the day what matters is if both are comfortable and happy.
If my man likes anything,let it be even trash , I would just totally agree and let him be happy n buy it.... I would love my man to wear what he thinks is good and feels comfortable in rather than putting down my opinion.... Cox if he's happy he's gonna look cute n handsome in ant trash he buys...
Oof... The salesman really just wanted to sell the peach piece. He's literally creating an issue by over ruling both of the women who are making excellent points.
No he's advocating for the groom who should definitely be able to choose what he wants just like the bride.
The couple in the first part of this episode, the bride is so dominating... she wants all her dresses customised but doesn't want her groom to get a customised sherwani and let him be happy and feel special on their wedding... c'mon, weddings are not only abt the bride...its equally abt the groom too. I feel sad for him...he had to struggle so much to convince his to-be bride and the bride's friend to let him settle on the sherwani he really wanted.
I will never need one of these oufits but I love watching the videos.They all look so beautiful when they pick he right outfit.
If this was my wedding I would’ve definitely said to take the peach one for the wedding and some other for the sangeeth, cause logically it really does look too heavy to be in a sangeet h
Ganesh or ganache?🙄
first part looked scripted, but second part with the girls was much much better!!! her second outfit is absolutely gorgeous!
I did not like the yellow until I saw it on her, Navita looks amazing in both dresses, and I hope she lives Happily Ever After!
Please fix the ending, it was impossible to see the final wedding outfits with the lights and the zoom up
That pink dress is so completely gorgeous wow im stunned
Why is shivangi now shia?
Thts somethg I have been thinking abt too..
Seriously I feel bad for these brides. They are missing so much on I dian dresses m sorry but those were nothing close to bridal. I guess with that budget they really should have made a trip to india and bought them cheaper and much more awesome.
Also red is the color they really should have billion options and not just one
Old patterns and lame designs..
Not gonna lie but unless they are doing it only for fashion if they are doing a Hindu a wedding I am assuming they know the significance of the rituals and respect the God. Talking about putting up a portrait of god on their outfit or whatever they should at least address Ganesh Bhagwan with respect/formally or At least say "Shree Ganesh"/ "Ganesh Ji" or "Ganapati Bappa" it's extremely weird for them to be so blasse with addressing them without any formality. Maybe it's the English language? I see a lot of American Indians/westerners doing it for the fashion. Obviously, you can do it for the fashion but don't perform the rituals if you are not aware o the significance or WHY something is important. As a Hindu, if you don't believe in something it's better not to do it or if you do believe and respect it then don't teat it JUST as a fashion.
Damn the salesman guy is so cute
Love the way he sticks to his outfit 😁 it’s not all about the bride. You go man haha love it
The outfit does look amazing on him. But the reason the bride was not for it is because that is firstly not the wedding outfit, more like a bachelor's night party but with guests from both sides of the family. It is also not the reception outfit. One thing people in the comments overlook is that the reason there is a budget is because you're supposed to find something that you love within your budget as well.
I can understand what the first bride is saying , but sometimes you have to go with the flow , I can understand her frustration though especially money wise
Love the peach outfit on her husband though
People should be flexible in their choices, life not always fair
We can only be supportive and have a talk later in the day so in the future it easier transition ❤
Ha ha its great technique...frist show ugly red and then show expensive beautiful pink dress to make their mind thts the one...ha ha...good job anywsy
That guy…he comes in and says ‘happy wife, happy life’ and then insists on getting the bedazzled custom sherwani …hmmmm. Control issues there! Look out.
She's telling you that you have more wedding celebrations to go.Why not buy this beautiful jacket for the most formal and buy your fiances choice for this event.You will surely need at least two.Some of the brides buy three.
I personally think these bridesmaids have way too much to say!! And the first one even putting herself BEFORE the bride??!!!!
Awww, bride stop being so controlling! Your man is SO happy with peach outfit!
Navita's second dress is so pretty! As were her first :)
Wow why cant Americans have beautiful outfits like these.....this culture it beyong amazing just wow
A man should take into account his future wife's feelings, will he make all the decisions without her input? Not a happy marriage
I think they already have the outfit beforehand and then create the backstory and drama afterwards. It definitely seems that way. Just SO scripted.