Indian Sweets for Weddings

Indian Sweets for Weddings

  Desserts are the best since they quickly make you happier. It is the first thing that comes to our minds, whether it is a joyful occasion or a private celebration. Desserts instantly lift your spirits whether you're unhappy, joyful, or enthusiastic. There are many other types of desserts that you can include on your party menu, including cookies, cakes, and pies. Without dessert, no Indian wedding menu is complete. The selection of sweet dishes their caterers will serve even influences the decision to finalise the wedding dinner. The wedding sweets' mouthwatering scent is unmatched in every way.

Jalebi

Who doesn't love hot, crispy jalebis after a full course meal. Jalebis are the standard Indian treat and instantly brings a smile on peoples faces. With the right amount of sweetness and texture, jalebis are the perfect way to end the meal on a sweet note. It tastes just as delicious as it seems when served warm.

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Gulab Jamun

The gulab jamun has been around for ages. When eaten warm, the fluffy dough balls prepared with khoya and fried in saffron syrup taste like bliss. No celebration is complete without it. Whether you pair it up with a scoop of ice-cream or some gajar ka halwa, it simply is the most indulgent sweet ever. Even the process of seeing the halwai prepare it is enjoyable. Even the preparation itself makes you hungry. 

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Rasmalai

The Rasmalai contains a bit of everything for everyone. The aromatic condensed milk paired with the spongy dough ball sprinkled generously with pistachios and almonds make the perfect wedding treat. The sweet looks beautiful to be presented with as well. Not only does it taste delicious, it will leave the guests wanting more!

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Ghevar

This is another traditional sweet that is primarily famous in Rajasthan, however it is also well-known in North India. It has an excellent appearance and a delectable flavour thanks to the Mewa in the upper half and the crust in the lower one. One simply can't go wrong with this decadent and amazing sweet.

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Malpua

Opting for something crunchy and delicious? The Malpua is the perfect choice for you. This is generally underappreciated but is also wonderful when served during weddings. It is mostly used in North Indian weddings and has a unique history. These flattened ones are delicious when served hot with iced Rabri sprinkled on top. They are made from fried barley and dipped in syrup. I hope you are grinning as you picture the flavour.

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Kulfi

Kulfis aren’t just a summer treat. Weddings can have a lot of hustle-bustle. So why not have some kulfis to cool your palettes. This is essentially Indian ice cream, but it definitely qualifies as a wedding treat. The popularity of Kulfi has grown since the era of kings and queens. This is made with milk, flavoured with saffron or pistachios, and placed within a metal cone to freeze. At all wedding parties, both adults and children enjoy this.

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Mysore Pak

Made from the purest ghee, this mouth-watering sweet will leave guests speechless. The Mysore Pak, as the name suggests originated in Mysore. This seductive concoction, which is made with ghee, besan, and sugar, is frequently served during weddings. Its the perfect way to end a full course meal.

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Rasgulla

The Rasgulla is another brilliant sweet that will leave guests happy and content. The spongy balls soaked in flavourful syrup is the perfect end to a meal. It not only looks beautiful but tastes heavenly as well. There is absolutely no reason as to why the Rasgulla shouldn’t be on your wedding menu.

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The list goes on and on as there are tonnes of new sweets and flours that chefs are currently experimenting with. Try them out and choose the ones that stood out the most according to you. With Indian sweets, one simply can’t go wrong as they are full of flavour and full of love. Do let us know your insights pertaining to this blog. We love curating content that is beneficial to our readers.