Kayasth weddings are rich in rituals and symbolism. From Tilak to Vidaai, this blog explains the meaning behind each ceremony and how these traditions continue to bind families together across generations.
The first meeting between families is crucial. This blog shares tips on conversation topics, dress code, gift ideas, and how to maintain a respectful yet open environment for potential bride and groom to interact.
Online safety is a growing concern in the world of digital matchmaking. Apna Kayasth Vivah ensures profile authenticity through strict verification, helping users avoid emotional distress and make informed, secure connections.
Many parents struggle with the right time and way to start the marriage conversation. This blog offers respectful strategies for approaching your child, considering their emotions, privacy, and career goals—while still honoring family values.
In the Kayasth community, arranged marriages have traditionally been preferred, emphasizing family values, social compatibility, and cultural traditions.
The age-old debate still continues! This article offers a deep dive into both marriage styles within the Kayasth community — including their pros, cons, and how families are increasingly becoming more flexible in their approach.
With dating apps flooding the internet, many people question the need for community-specific matrimonial services. But when it comes to long-term compatibility, shared values, and cultural understanding, a platform like Apna Kayasth Vivah offers unmatched relevance. This blog explores how
Marriage in the Kayasth community involves more than just biodatas and photos. This blog discusses five essential aspects—from educational compatibility and horoscope matching to family values and communication—that every family should consider before proceeding with a match.
Astrology has long been a part of Hindu marriage traditions. In this article, we delve into what Kundli Milan is, how it influences marital decisions, and why many Kayasth families still prioritize it. It also shares when it’s okay to