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Tradition guideIndian & South Asian weddingsPlan an Indian wedding without losing the thread. Haldi, mehndi, sangeet, the ceremony, the reception. Tradition guideNigerian weddingsTwo ceremonies, two wardrobes, one plan. The introduction, the traditional engagement and the white wedding, each with its own guest list, its own colors and often its own venue. Tradition guideJewish weddingsEvery ritual has a role, so assign them. Ketubah signing, bedeken, the chuppah, yichud and the hora. Tradition guideChinese weddingsA morning of tradition, an evening of banquet. Guo Da Li, hair combing, door games, the tea ceremony and a banquet that runs to a strict table plan. Tradition guideMuslim weddingsThe nikah is the wedding, so plan around it. Mangni, the nikah itself and the walima. Tradition guideMexican & Latin weddingsThe ceremony carries real ritual weight and the reception runs long. Both need naming in the plan, along with the padrinos who are sponsoring parts of it. Tradition guideChristian & Western weddingsOne ceremony, one reception, and every decision still yours to make. The structure is familiar; the work is in the sequence: processional, vows, rings, toasts, and a run of show that keeps them all on time. Tradition guideFusion & Multicultural weddingsFor couples blending faiths, skipping tradition, or writing their own. No inherited sequence means every choice is deliberate, which is exactly why it needs a plan, not a template.