Sweet Gurl92

Tuesday 1 May 2012

MY SCHOOL FRIENDS

This is my school friends…

Turka, Me, Kerbasri & Pesumathi

My trip to Alor Setar in 2010

This picture was taken at Lee Huat Garden in Alor Setar.

Me,Kerbasri,Miss Cheah,Amelia

This is my best friend and my English teacher...

Gayathree & Mdm Suzihana

Families & Friends

My Lovely Father

Name: S. Krishna

Age: 53

Job: Bus Driver

A wonderful and lovely father although he strict.

My Sweet Mother

Name: P. Alameloo

Age: 49

Job: Housewife

My mother is my life because she will help me in all my problems.

My Beloved Sister

Name: K. Shalini

Age: 19

Studying for Bachelor in Education (TESL) in UTAR

Talkative and love shopping

My Second Sister

Name: K. Manashaa Dhevi

Age: 17

Studying in form 5

Naughty and talkative

My Handsome Brother

Name: K. Jothir Prakash

Age: 13

He is handicapped

I love him very much.

MY DREAM WEDDING

My Engagement Rings

This is my engagement rings that will bought by my future husband.

My engagement ring is a gold ring with white stone.

MY WEDDING INVITATION CARD

This is my wedding card which is purple or maroon in color.

HEENA IN MY HAND

This is my heena design in my hand for my dream wedding. Red is a colour of auspiciousness, of good omen. The mehendi is the traditional Hindu colour of auspiciousness, joy and celebration. It evokes a world of beauty, leisure and sensuous womanhood. It exudes tenderness, softness and a mystery as mysterious as the heart of a woman. It is of the finishing touches to the bride’s shringar on her wedding day and for maidens and married women alike on festive occasions.

MY WEDDING SAREE

My wedding saree which is red mixed with white stone.

Jewellery for my wedding saree…..

My Future Husband's Attire

My future husband will wore this attire on our wedding. This attire is called “dhoti kurta”.

Indian Wedding Thali

A Mangalsutra (Mangala sutra, Mangalasutra or Thaali) is a symbol of Hindu marriage union in South Asia. It is a sacred thread of love and goodwill worn by women as a symbol of their marriage. Traditionally the mangalsutra is considered the most revered token of love and respect offered to the bride during the marriage ceremony.