Whether you’re looking for an ultra-cool groom entry idea or a unique one, we’ve got you covered. Make an entry that will make for memorable wedding photographs. ...
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Whether you’re looking for an ultra-cool groom entry idea or a unique one, we’ve got you covered. Make an entry that will make for memorable wedding photographs. And put a smile on your face when you remember how you felt at that pivotal moment!
Note: See bridal entry ideas here.
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes, but choose a bigger ATV so that they can be comfortably seated.
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes.
A tractor even allows for you to sit on the engine & have a good time with your baraat!
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes.
Can the Sarbala Join You? No.
Can the Sarbala Join You? Most definitely!
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes, if their parent allows it! (assuming they’re a young kid)
Can the Sarbala Join You? Only if they sit in the sidecar.
You can either sit in the sidecar and let your brother or bestman ride the scooter…
Or you can ride the scooter yourself (like Indian cricketer Pandya did at his wedding!)
You can also ride in solo on a normal scooter (like this groom did at his Mehendi entrance!)
Can the Sarbala Join You? Nope.
A groom recently made an entrance to his wedding with his whole gang riding decorated bicycles. It made for some amazing & fun baraat entry photographs!
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes!
Perfect for destination weddings where there’s a lake or water body overlooking the venue.
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes, so can your nieces!
Another groom entrance idea for a destination wedding taking place at a resort. Decorate the cart with helium balloons to add a fun touch!
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes.
Can the Sarbala Join You? Yes.
Of course, vintage cars are the go-to option for plenty of grooms who want to keep it classic.
We’re aware that traditionally, grooms enter on one of these animals but we’ve also heard from multiple sources how the horse or elephant might not be treated well by their caretakers. If you want to choose this option, it’s best to check with the wedding vendor how they take care of the animal. At the very least, these vendors will realise that grooms are now asking questions about this so it’s time to start treating horses and elephants with kindness.
As if these were not enough ideas for the groom’s entry in Indian weddings, there are some more ways in which you can add a unique touch to it.
Like “Here Comes Your Groom!”
Or “Viraj ki Baraat”
Or a large moustache above the number plate, if the groom has a moustache!
Don’t forget to share this with a groom you know!
You might also like to see the latest Safa Designs for grooms.
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