Question

How many bride's of plants in India ​

Answer 1

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There are over 10 million weddings in India every year. There are over 10 million weddings in India every year. Estimated to be worth over $25bn and growing at 30% annually, it's one industry that hasn't seen a slowdown. Half of the nearly 900 tons of gold consumed in India is bought during the wedding season

Answer 2

• Chrysanthemums. In some cultures, white chrysanthemums are associated with funerals, but Indians often use all shades of the sturdy flowers for wedding bouquets and garlands. Chrysanthemums symbolize long life, joy and optimism. What could be better at a wedding?
• Delphinium. As East meets West, this flower is becoming more common in Indian weddings. It generally comes in pastel shades and means a welcoming, open heart.
• Freesia. Freesias are an ideal wedding flower. They are relatively inexpensive and long-lasting. They come in a multitude of bright colors and have a light fragrance. Use them as a filler with more costly flowers or weave them into garlands. Freesias symbolize love, innocence and thoughtfulness.
• Gerbera Daisy. Bright, sturdy and cheerful, gerbera daisies make beautiful flowers for an Indian wedding. They come in a variety of colors and look fresh even after several days. Gerbera daisies are best for a casual Indian wedding. Gerbera daisies mean innocence and loyal love.
• Hydrangeas. Hydrangeas come in white, green, purple or blue. They’re an excellent wedding flower because of their large size. They look extravagant when massed together and make lovely centerpieces.
• Jasmine. Small, white jasmine flowers, sometimes known as mallipoo, are considered good luck and a sign of future prosperity and fortune. Brides weave these flowers into garlands to wear in their hair. Jasmine has a sweet, heady fragrance.
• Marigold. These cheery flowers are a common feature in an Indian wedding. Use small marigolds or opt for large French marigolds. Use yellow, orange, or multicolored marigolds or try a combination of colors. Marigolds have a peppery, pungent scent that some people find offensive. If you don’t care for the smell of marigolds, use them in floral arrangements set at the periphery of your wedding, rather than in your bouquet or on tables.
• Orchids. Purple and white is a common color theme for an Indian wedding. Use exotic orchids in arrangements or weave them into chains. Pink, white or purple orchids are often used.
• Roses. Roses are not a traditional Indian flower, but they are sometimes used in Indian-American weddings. Combine them with marigolds or jasmine for a beautiful display.
• Sunflowers. Large, cheery and vibrant, sunflowers are an ideal flower for an Indian wedding. Their strong stalks hold up well in arrangements. Typical garden varieties drop a lot of pollen so ask for sunflowers bred specifically for flower arrangements. These varieties are pollen-free.
• Tuberose. These large, fragrant flowers are white and fragrant..