My cousin's wedding was on 19th May, and I was badly wanting these photos ever since. I must have asked my cousin so many times whether the pictures had arrived, and he only answered negatively. Finally, I got them and my happiness knew no bounds. Since I was the karavali/sister of the groom, the photographer clicked me too. I knew I had at least five good solo pictures of me. I liked the one that's above the most, and it's my Facebook DP currently. This is the only DP that has got 466 likes.

So anyway, here's sharing few of the best pictures from my cousin's wedding album.

My mom and dad

Almost 6 out of 10 times I'm travelling, I have my period. Because of that, I have become an expert in handling period when on the go. From coping up with the pain to perfectly packing waste, this post covers it all.

Long time back, I had shared a picture of my classmate's pen drive charm. We were all happy to learn the trick of using charms. It was simple and clever. The size of the pen drives is so small that the chances of it losing are too high. A good option is to attach something personal to it so that it doesn't lose plus you can easily tell which is your pen drive by just looking at the charm.

This was my dad's office pen drive and I had to carry it to college for my dissertation work. Last time when I'd used it, I'd forgotten it at the photocopy shop, but thankfully got it back. I didn't want anything of that sort to happen again, so I had to do some trick.

I thought of making a charm and I'll share the simple procedure with you.

• Pen Drive
• U Pin
• Lace/Ribbon

1. Put the u-pin through the hole of the pen drive.
2. Pass a lace/ribbon through the u-pin and tie it at the end.
3. Tada! Your cute DIY pen drive charm is ready!

 

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You have such phases in your social media life where you just run out of pictures to upload. You wanna stay active and be up-to-date all the time, but there's nothing exciting to upload. Even if you have pictures, they're not upload-worthy. You wait for better pictures, and then simply don't update your account for days together. I always had such phases. I literally used to go through my cellphone photos and upload something. But, ever since I thought of being determined about making my Instagram account a huge success, I have started following a method to always have pictures in stock. The key is to gather photos from as many sources as possible:







We always upload our best pictures on Facebook. We have around five albums minimum, plus there are many tagged photos too. Dig through all of those and find good ones.


Your blog posts have many delicious pictures of recipes, you looking stunning in outfits and makeup, and other breathtaking pictures from your trip. Use all of those! Even if in certain pictures your face doesn't look good, crop and use your body for an outfit-exclusive picture.


All of us save pictures on external disks like a pen drive, hard disk, or a CD. Check out all those pictures and you might come across something upload-worthy.

This calendar gives you an overview of the entire month.

This makeup look was changed from the morning's makeup look on my cousin's wedding day. So, whatever I had done for the morning's makeup look will remain the same. I used a couple of makeup removing wipes on my eye lids and lips. The rest of the look remained the same. All those marked with a star are steps from the morning's makeup look. Check the look and its tutorial here.