10 Easy-To-Make Desserts For Your Home Wedding Food Menu

Adding a dessert station to your intimate wedding food menu can instantly uplift everyone's mind! And if you're planning to prepare it at home, it is bound to leave you confused. While there are droolworthy traditional Indian sweets that are super easy to make, we thought of keeping the best of both worlds. So from cheesecake to jalebi there's something for everyone!

Scroll down to see 10 lipsmacking desserts to include to your Indian home wedding menu, that'll make your guests drool over the taste.

Kulfi

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Irrespective of what season it is, Kulfi is one Indian wedding dessert that no guest can resist! The fact that there are so many flavours to experiment with, makes it a versatile choice for DIY desserts. Takes you back to the old world era with magnificence and desi taste!

Cupcakes

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One dessert that everyone has aced during the lockdown would be cupcakes! Super easy to bake, and serves as a great option when you've 50-100 people invited for the wedding. Be it chocolate or vanilla, there's nothing better than ultra fluffy cupcakes to make your DIY dessert station worth it!

Halwa

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Depending on the season we'll give you the option to choose either Gajar Halwa or Moong Daal Halwa. Both have ruled Indian weddings all this while, and are super easy to make when it comes to home weddings. This dessert has a rich, colorful appearance and tastes delicious. Psstt.. uncles and aunties would love you for including this to the dessert list!

Rice Kheer

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Don't know about you, but we definitely look forward to satiating ourselves with a bowl of tempting kheer at weddings. However, we don't get to see it at a lot of weddings but since you're planning your own menu, might as well give Rice Kheer a try? Don't forget to add those dry fruits!

Jalebi

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We know we know jalebi ain't that easy to make, but once you get a grip of it, it isn't a task at all. Add rabri to it, and how much more yummy can this get? Serve it in a modern way by loading the mini glass bowl with rabri and adding a jalebi on the top. Limited quantity, and one great experience

Chia Pudding

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Adding our new favorite snack: chia pudding, to the list! With everyone being a health fanatic right now (more due to the pandemic), why not serve a dessert that not only tastes bomb but has health benefits attached to it. Chia pudding is rich in fiber, antioxidants et al and is an excellent source of essential fatty acids. Add your fav fruit to it, and tadaa.

Ice Cream

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Whoever said making ice cream at home is not possible was actually lying. And weddings with ice cream is just not possible! While you do have the option purchase in bulk from your fav vendor, but this listicle is all about DIY and we'll highly recommend you to give it a try. Here's a recipe we loved! 

Malpua

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We like to call is desi pancakes - fried with crisp edges and soft center dunked in sugar syrup!! One of the most loved desserts at an Indian wedding, never did we think that it can easily be made at home. Super duper indulgent, ain't it?

Cheesecake

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Move on from traditional cakes and surprise your wedding guests with a cheesecake, instead. It's quite yum and popular amongst the younger generation, who do not wish to take a bite of the gulab jamun. Trust us, no one can resist this offbeat dessert. And if you still have time for your shaadi, ace its recipe, please!

Cake Pops

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Since everything is moving towards a micro version, then how can we leave the cake behind. Cake for a coronial wedding a big NO, replace it with cake pops already! Special occasions call for super special treats. Don't forget to display this dessert in a uniqu way!

Whoa, yum in our tums! Also, aren't these desserts totally insta-worthy? 

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