Delhi’s ‘Fake Wedding’ trend goes viral

If you're someone who thrives on the energy of the wedding season, dressing up in colourful ethnic attire, dancing to the infectious beats of the dhol, enjoying mouth-watering Indian delicacies, and soaking in the traditions, then you're not alone. Many of us look forward to weddings not just as milestones in a couple's journey, but as a chance to truly celebrate life.

Whether it’s a friend, a cousin, or even a distant relative, we often jump at the chance to attend a shaadi just for fun. But what if we told you that you no longer need to wait for someone you know to get married to enjoy all the festive excitement?

Delhi’s party scene has taken a quirky and delightful turn with the latest trend: fake weddings. These are full-scale wedding-themed parties that have everything a real Indian wedding offers except the bride and groom.

Think dazzling decor, vibrant ethnic fashion, classic shaadi anthems, energetic dance-offs, and an elaborate buffet. It's the ultimate social experience for anyone who loves weddings but could do without the emotional drama or family obligations.

Fake weddings allow you to:

Dress to impress in your favorite lehenga or sherwani
Dance to your heart’s content without worrying about who’s watching
Enjoy a night of curated entertainment and food
Mingle with like-minded wedding enthusiasts
Experience the joy of celebration without the baggage of tradition or expectation

This concept is perfect for those who want to relive the charm of a wedding over and over again—without needing a couple to say "I do."