For a lot of people, weddings are all about lip smacking food more than anything else! Yup, food is a prominent part of Indian weddings, and we love how creative vendors and couples are getting with the wedding food- from starters to the mains and even the desserts, here are some cool new-age vegetarian snack options for weddings which are gorgeous to look at and sumptuous to eat! With newer and yummier versions of veg snacks coming up and great ways to serving it up - it's time to take a little inspiration and pimp up your snack stall for Instagram-Snapchat-worthy updates. So...what's really cooking these days?
Just have a look
This is delightful veggie tikki with the goodness & taste of corn! This tastes absolutely stunning when served with tangy chuntney. Corn once again makes it's appearance but this time with cheese and they are made into cute fried. Try to present them sweetly like this it will give a fun vibe! Don't forget to add a spicy chutney in between.
Anything cool like these mushrrom snack. This one is perfect for an wedding snack because it's not too small nor too heavy, it's just right for the occasion.
One of the simplest corn snack which is colorful & flavorful! Absolutely finger licking dish not to be missed at big weddings! This one is as easy as they get .So go a little crazy with corn, add masala and make it Masala Corn and on the other hand, go a little Mexican with some by dunking them into cheese+ spices + butter. Yummers!
Straight from the city of Nawabs, these mouth-watering paneer Kebabs are worth trying. Marinated in flavored spices, crispy on the outside, soft inside, Kebabs are served with hot dippings or mint chutney. Remember to keep them on your or your close one wedding event.
This authentic Bihari dish, Litti or the tandoor baked sattu balls are served with Aloo & Baigan bharta, and curd at weddings. Though it looks like dal-batti of Rajasthan but is absolutely different in taste and preparation. It is worth a try when you are deciding your wedding snack.
Make these little samosi and add your favourite filling. This one is a clear winner because of the fact that you can go from paneer to aloo filling and even add chutneys.
Amritsari Paneer Tikka is a tempting, flavourful dish as it looks and will be loved by people of all age groups! Paneer Tikka is a delectable vegetarian recipe prepared with paneer, dried leaves, garlic paste, ginger paste, carom seeds, and gram flour .Try this Punjabi recipe as your wedding dish and enjoy with your loved ones!
Be it the Gol-Gappes or the tasty crispy Tikkis, the Dahi loaded bhallas or the Papdi chat Indian wedding is synonymous with street food and Chat! Treat your taste buds to these tempting, spicy savories.
Another interesting take on Indian’s favorite biscuit chaat- looks so appetising!
Because eating a khandvi requires a little too much effort! Trendy, yummy and full of flavors!
Perhaps it's a snack, perhaps it's a burger. Whatever it is - add more class into your masalatikki , make it spicy and watch your guests on your wedding day go gaga.
Bring in a little French with traditional Indian chaat with sev puri in canapés. Replace the delicious puri with mini canapés. It’s easier to eat and tempting too.
Say bye bye to your traditional machurian and bring it on the sticks ! Dish up manchrian items in a sticks and see them become super hit items in your wedding.
A signature street food of Mumbai not to be missed in any North Indian wedding. Make sure a stall dedicated for this epic vadapao !
These deep fried cheesy, crispy & crunchy cheesy balls of maida flour is a scrumptious snack that is a must-have for your wedding!
Ah! Did it just make your mouth watery? A wedding menu can never be complete without a pani puri , don’t you agree? Everyone loves it equally. Pop these refreshing balls of semolina filled with flavorsome tamarind chutney & spicy mint and cumin water into your mouth whole. Yum yum!
This lip smacking Indian dish is an absolute delight for any Indian . Surely, a signature snack in any Indian Wedding
Perfect for sassy summer weddings, this is basically like a glorified gola, but with alcohol! Yup, a gourmet version, with ah-mah-zing flavors like lavender or raspberry sorbet!
