At weddings, everyone likes the cuisine! Aren't wedding menus very unique? Even years later, they evoke such vivid recollections. So now we'd like to present you some classic South Indian wedding food dishes that would be a great complement to your wedding menus. All of these are timeless classics that may be used for both day and evening weddings.

So without further ado, let's get some tongues watering!

Chiroti

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This delicious flavoured milk is poured over a flaky puff pastry style puri and topped with powdered sugar, having roots in Karnataka. Yum, and everyone appreciated it.

Obatu/Poli

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Each Indian state has its own variant. The southern variations abound, with Obattu with ghee served at Karnataka wedding dinners and wedding Sadhyas in Trivandrum lacking without their famous boli and payasam.

Paal Ada Pradhaman

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Small chunks of jelly, known as ada in Kerala, are boiled with milk and sugar to achieve a creamy consistency and are a must-have on the menu. Add it. It can be served hot, chilled, or even frozen.

Mambhaza Pulishery

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Without mangoes, how can we have summer weddings? A mambhaza pulishery, a sweet and sour gravy from God's own nation, is a good choice. A delicacy that will look lovely on your wedding meal.

Mor Kozhambhu

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Every state has its own flavour of this buttermilk-infused gravy. Okras or even vadas are dipped into this savoury gravy in the South, specifically the Tamil variant.

Puliohara

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When visiting the states of Andhra and Telangana, they serve a variety of traditional foods, including the puliohara, which we particularly enjoy. They make several variations of it, all of which are as delicious and light.

Variety of Pickles

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The condiments served at a traditional Telugu wedding dinner are unrivalled, and you can include them all on your menu.

So, do you think these menu options are sufficient? Please let us know!