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Dia Mirza addresses debate on renaming terrorists in IC 814: 'The show's intention is not to cause disharmony' | Hindi Movie News

Dia Mirza recently addressed the controversy of terrorists using aliases in Anubhav Sinha‘s series ‘IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack’. The actress, who portrays a journalist in the crime-thriller-drama series, responded to criticism directed at the use of aliases such as ‘Bhola’ and ‘Shankar.’In an interview with Galatta Plus, Dia said that since the show is fact-based, anyone who has questions can…

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DIA MIRZA // ACTRESS

“She is an Indian actress who works in Hindi films. She won the title of Miss Asia Pacific International in 2000 after being crowned Femina Miss India Asia Pacific 2000. Mirza has been involved with the Cancer Patients Aid Association and Spastics Society of India, and has worked extensively with the government of Andhra Pradesh to spread HIV awareness, prevention of female foeticide, PETA, CRY and most recently the NDTV Greenathon – an effort to find tangible solutions against pollution and the book, "Deke Dheko" by Radio Mirchi (a campaign initiated to collect books for underprivileged children). She is on the board of the Coca-Cola Foundation which works towards development in rural India. She is associated with campaigns such as Sanctuary Asia's Leave Me Alone and Female Foeticide. She joined Save The Children India as their first-ever artist ambassador. She was also appointed as the UN Environment's Goodwill Ambassador for India in 2017 and on 7 May 2020, her term was further extended till 2022.”

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6 Impressive Indian Wedding Décor Ideas for London

How to Add a Touch of India to Your London Wedding Décor with These 6 Ideas

Who doesn’t love and want a big fat Indian wedding? Indians, no matter wherever they are, can never let go of that beautiful dream. The glory, the glamour, and the grandeur — somewhere deep down, we all have dreamt of it all.

We also know that wedding decorations are a fundamental part of that glamour. If you have dreamt of one, then you must have imagined guests entering the venue and exclaiming “oooh” and “aah” all the time. The wedding décor can literally leave them in awe.

But… some things are easier said than done, especially when you are trying to do it out of India. While you might already have thousands of ideas popping up in your head, it can be hard to stick to a single one.

Additionally, if you’re staying in a place like London, you might have to push a little harder to find the unique things that shout ‘India’. So what do you do? You relax, read this post and find out some impeccable and impressive Indian wedding décor ideas for London.

Idea №1 — White and Metallic

We know that rich colours and vibrant shades make for Indian tradition, especially when it comes to clothing. But for décor, you can go for the creamy yet glittery feel of white and metallic, specifically a mix of gold and silver. Since heavy jewelry too is a big part of Indian weddings, your theme can reflect the same.

Go for a mix of white roses and lilies and ornate them with thin gold and silver veils. You can drape the centerpieces with elegant off-white and metal embroidered table clothes while using silver cutlery. The lighting will throw a shimmery shine to it all.

Idea №2 — Fifty Shades of Pink

Gone are those days when people were only stuck with strong shades. Modern weddings are all about experimenting with colours and pink is going global. Pink and its hues have always been known to add a soft glamour to any occasion.

Fuchsia, cherry blossom pink, hot pink, baby pink, rose pink, punch and flamingo and the list can go on. To brighten up your wedding you can mix and match the hues. Right from the flowers to the tables, you can use this playful colour to spruce up your wedding décor.

Idea №3 — The Royal Blue

Blue colour has always been linked to royalty and what better way to showcase it than at Indian weddings? A wedding décor arrangement with a theme blue shall display grandness with dignity and notch up the decorum without shouting ‘overdone’.

To make it stand out, put the focus on drapes and flowers. You can use heavily embroidered satin pieces as a canopy or in a wavy style. You can also induce shades of sky and turquoise to make it appear brighter. The images below will give you a better idea.

Idea №4 — Go Green

Dia Mirza, a famous Indian actress, came into the limelight for her wedding décor. Do you know why? It’s because of her eco-friendly wedding that won millions of hearts and became an inspiring wedding theme for others.

Given that lots of Indian wedding rituals take place with natural elements including trees, going green could definitely make you stand out. For example, Dia Mirza went for local hand-crafted baskets made of natural fibers and gifted everyone a plant. To notch it up, she used hyper-local flowers in her decoration.

You can pick a venue that’s surrounded by greenery and can use them for lighting and decoration instead of spending or wasting on additional decoration items. Below is a glimpse of Dia Mirza’s wedding.

Idea №5 — Mughal Inspired

The Mughals were known for their love of pomp and show. They loved to decorate themselves as well as their abodes with heavy decorations. Ivory, gold, silver, bronze — theirs was a grand fusion of metals and colours with rich fabrics.

So if you are someone who loves to show off sumptuousness, then Mughal décor is the way to go. Sequined centerpieces, ornamented drapery, mandaps surrounded in a sea of red and gold, and carpeted floors — you sure are going to show your guests what lavish looks like.

Idea №6 — Go Colours

Do you know one of the most outstanding things about weddings? It’s the vibrancy of your guests. While the day definitely belongs to the bride and the groom, there’s much opulence to see in the guests too and to match this vibrancy, you too can go colourful with your wedding décor.

Sure it’s not advisable to simply put all the colours together. But picking up certain combinations like red, blue, green or green, red, yellow or blue, ivory and pink can impart your wedding decorations with a unique look and can leave your guests talking for months.

Here are a couple of images to give you a better idea.

Summing Up

Lavish decorations are an integral part of any big, fat Indian wedding. Indians residing in London are looking to match their wedding with the same touch and feel and at the same time make their weddings unique and memorable.

It’s a good thing then that you can have it all by experimenting with some unique Indian bespoke wedding décor in London. You can use specific colour themes like royal blue or shades of pink, or you can go with a combination of themes like white and metallic or red and gold.

You can also choose to keep it eco-friendly and yet make it magnificent by using hyper-local flowers and handcrafted items. Whatever your choice, just remember not to overdo or underdo anything. So better hire the services of professionals for the same. Simply convey them your ideas and everything shall be taken care of.

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Dia Mirza redefines simplicity with her elegant white ethnic outfit. The actress showcases how minimalist fashion can make a bold statement. Her chic and graceful look highlights the beauty of understated style, making her the epitome of timeless elegance. Perfect for those seeking to blend tradition with modernity, Dia’s outfit is a must-see for fashion enthusiasts!

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Dia Mirza reminisces wedding bliss with hubby Vaibhav Rekhi on anniversary; see pics

Dia Mirza wishes husband Vaibhav Rekhi on their anniversary.

Bollywood actress Dia Mirza and her businessman husband Vaibhav Rekhi are commemorating their wedding anniversary today, February 15, by reflecting on the cherished memories of their special day. To mark this significant milestone, Dia Mirza curated a heartfelt album filled with captivating photos from their wedding ceremony.

In a touching tribute to her husband, Dia Mirza penned a heartfelt caption, reminiscing about the emotions they shared on their wedding day. She reflected on the tears of joy and gratitude they shed together. Dia Mirza expressed her heartfelt sentiments, writing, “On this day we cried copiously. Tears of joy and gratitude. May we continue to hold each other in our darkest hours, laugh, love and value the miracles of life. Thank you baby for every single sunrise and sunset we have shared. Happy Anniversary Husband @vaibhav.rekhi #SunsetKeDivane #ThankYouPreeta.” The accompanying snapshots captured candid moments from their wedding ceremony.

Dia Mirza tied the knot with Vaibhav Rekhi in February 2021, and later announced her pregnancy in April 2021. The couple had a premature baby boy and they named him Agastya. Dia also has a stepdaughter named Samaira Rekhi, from Vaibhav’s first marriage and the actress, in the past, has shared that she shares a great bond with her.

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The BBC has revealed the names of the inspiring and influential women on the BBC 100 Women list for 2023. For the first time, to recognise the disproportionate impact of climate change on the lives of women and girls, this year’s BBC 100 Women list specifically highlights a group of women leading the battle against the climate crisis.

By naming 28 Climate Pioneers from all corners of the globe, the BBC 100 Women list 2023 celebrates those inspiring and leading their communities to tackle and adapt to the devastating impact of climate change in their regions.

The announcement of this year’s list kicks off the BBC’s 100 Women 2023 season – focusing on women’s right and diverse life experiences around the globe, with special content including interviews, documentaries, features, digital and social journalism, across the BBC’s UK and global TV and radio services, BBC iPlayer and BBC.com.

The season will look at the practice of child marriage, as 12 million underaged girls are forced into marriage every year. It will explore the spike in climate anxiety concerns with a data-led project, and hear from women whose reproductive choices have been impacted by environmental concerns. It’ll go on the road with Mexican truck drivers in a heavily male-dominated and dangerous business, and also travel up the mountains with a group of shepherdesses who brought wealth and transformed their community in less than a generation.

“It is fantastic to see the truly remarkable women named on this year’s BBC 100 Women list. This diverse list of influential and ground-breaking grassroots women, who have been making a difference in their field – from community level to international politics – are an inspiration to us all.”

— Liliane Landor, Senior Controller, BBC News International Services

Notable names from the BBC 100 Women 2023 list include former First Lady of the United States, attorney and campaigner Michelle Obama, footballer Aitana Bonmatí, human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, actresses America Ferrera and Dia Mirza, beauty mogul Huda Kattan, AI expert Timnit Gebru, campaigner Ulanda Mtamba, writer Oksana Zabuzhko and feminist leader Gloria Steinem.

Yet it is the new names that make the BBC 100 women list so unique. Among them are the 28 Climate Pioneers, announced to coincide with the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP28, starting later this month in Dubai.

They include Indian photographer Arati Kumar-Rao, Paraguayan sprinter Camila Pirelli, South African freediving instructor Zandile Ndhlovu, Pakistani midwife Neha Mankani, Nigerian mental health advocate Jennifer Uchendu and Thai campaigner for indigenous and LGBTQ+ rights Matcha Phorn-in.

Other women celebrated for their work tackling the climate crisis in different fields, include Brazil's state minister Sonia Guajajara, firefighter Sofia Kosacheva, and climate advisers Iryna Stavchuk and Christiana Figueres.

Liliane Landor, Senior Controller of BBC News International Services says: “It is fantastic to see the truly remarkable women named on this year’s BBC 100 Women list. This diverse list of influential and ground-breaking grassroots women, who have been making a difference in their field – from community level to international politics – are an inspiration to us all.

“In a year where extreme heat, wildfires, floods and other natural disasters have been dominating headlines, and where wars have weighed heavily, it is more important than ever that the BBC World Service continues to shine a spotlight on women globally and their fight back against climate change.”

Alongside the list, BBC 100 Women will present a season of specially commissioned content and documentaries, featuring the untold stories of some of this year’s BBC 100 Women, including:

Arab News: This combination of photos shows two profiles from BBC’s list of 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world for 2023, featuring Pakistani shepherdess Afroze-Numa and Neha Mankani, a midwife who provided life-saving care during the 2022 floods. (Photo courtesy: BBC)

In Conversation

BBC News will broadcast exclusive conversations with some of the most globally recognised women on this year’s list:

BBC 100 Women In Conversation: Amal Clooney, Michelle Obama and Melinda French Gates

Each year, 12 million underaged girls are forced into marriage – a crisis that at the current rate will take over 300 years to fix, says the UN. Now, three of the world’s most high-profile humanitarians have vowed to tackle the issue together. In a BBC 100 Women exclusive, Michelle Obama, Amal Clooney and Melinda French Gates talk about the work they do to combat child marriage and amplify the efforts of grassroots organisations.

Airs on BBC News on Saturday 25 November at 01:30 and 08:30 GMT, and Sunday 26 November at 07:30, 14:30 and 21:30 GMT

BBC 100 Women In Conversation: Gloria Steinem

The face of the women's rights movements in the US during the 1970s and an icon of feminism, Gloria Steinem has spent the last 50 years focusing her efforts on advancing women's political participation and reproductive rights. Her activism followed her career in journalism, where she was the co-founder of Miss Magazine, one of the first US publications to focus on women's issues beyond the perils of housekeeping. Now at 89 years old, Steinem has sat down with BBC 100 Women to discuss how feminism has changed over the decades, the impact of cancel culture, and what the future might look like for women's rights around the world.

Airs on BBC News on Saturday 2 December at 12:30 GMT and Sunday 3 December at 00:30, 07:30 and 19:30

BBC 100 Women Documentaries. Rising Tides, Shifting Futures

With sea levels rising fast, women are leading grassroots efforts in coastal areas to help mitigate the effects of climate change. From Miami’s increasingly gentrified Little Haiti neighbourhood, to the fishing villages of eastern Ghana and the outskirts of Cape Town in South Africa, BBC 100 Women meets the women at the forefront of the climate battle – working against the odds to secure a future for themselves and their communities.

Airs on BBC News on Saturday 25 November at 02:30 and 15:30 GMT and Sunday 26 November at 00:30, 09:30 and 18:30 GMT

Ride Above It

Balance, stamina and sequins: BBC 100 Women enters the show-stopping world of disabled equestrian vaulting. A small-town troop of disabled children and women in Italy train hard all year and compete to find glory in the ring, doing gymnastics and coordinated dances on a horseback. But the rewards of the sport go well beyond the medals – as they work to deal with stigma and overcome their own fears, one pirouette at a time.

Airs on BBC News on Saturday 2 December at 02:30 and 15:30 GMT and on Sunday 3 December at 09:30 and 18:30 GMT

On The Road with Mexico’s Traileras

Clara, Liszy and Paty are breaking gender barriers in the male-dominated cargo transport industry – they are some of Mexico’s traileras, women truck drivers travelling distances on the country’s dangerous routes. Robberies and abuse are part of the hazards they face in the job – but the traileras are determined to overcome adversity. BBC 100 Women rides with them as they work to make a better life for their families and change the face of the next generation of drivers in Latin America.

Airs on BBC News on Saturday 16 December

The Last Wakhi Shepherdesses

Deep into Pakistan’s Karakoram mountains lies the scenic Shimshal Valley, home to the Wakhi shepherdesses. Every year, over many generations, these women have taken their flocks to high pastures, where they prepare dairy products to barter while their animals graze during the warmer season. Their income has brought prosperity to the village and allowed them to build roads and provide an education for their children – but their tradition is about to end. BBC 100 Women follows the last shepherdesses on their journey up the mountains, on a dangerous trek 4,800m above sea level.

Airs on BBC News on Saturday 23 December

BBC 100 Women at COP28

BBC 100 Women will be present at the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference COP28, from 30 November to highlight the strand's commitment to telling the climate story. We will be holding a TV broadcast from Expo City, Dubai and from Nairobi, bringing some of our grassroot pioneers together to provide a space to share their thoughts and deeply personal experiences of living life right on the forefront of the climate crisis, amidst a growing sense of climate anxiety.

This programme will air on BBC News on 3 December and will also be available on The Climate Question podcast from 10 December.

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The Conversation - BBC 100 Women special: Climate Pioneers

Kim Chakanetsa meets two women on this year's BBC 100 Women list: Basima Abdulrahman, founder and CEO of KESK, the first company in Iraq to offer green building services and products, and Jennifer Uchendu, founder of SustyVibes in Nigeria, a youth-led sustainability organisation, and The Eco Anxiety Project, an initiative promoting awareness and research into climate change and its impact on young Africans’ mental health.

They’ll discuss their commitment to the environment, the challenges of getting their messages across, the impact that climate change is having on their mental health and their hopes for the future.

Airs on BBC World Service Radio Monday 27 November at 11:30 GMT

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Dunki Trailer Release Date: Director Hirani Drops a Big Hint About the Trailer

The Dunki Trailer Release Date is set for Wednesday, September 27, and during a recent Ask Me Anything (AMA) session, director Rajkumar Hirani answered several interesting questions from fans. Alongside this, he also provided a little hint about the upcoming film Dunki, which has left fans excited. The movie is scheduled for release on December 22.

Dunki Trailer Release Date: Shah Rukh Khan's film, Jawan, was released on September 7 and is still making waves at the box office. Meanwhile, fans eagerly await King Khan's third film of the year, Dunki. Fans have been eagerly anticipating this movie, and during the AMA session with actor Shah Rukh Khan, director Rajkumar Hirani tweeted something that got fans even more excited. In this session, he wrote, "Sir, please come out of the bathroom... what are you doing? We need to show the trailer." To this, King Khan also replied humorously, saying, "I'm coming, sir... was talking to friends. Sorry, boys and girls, we'll have to hurry now, or they will kick me out of Dunki. Thanks for your time. We'll meet you in the theaters very soon. Lots of love, had very little time to chat with you." Dunki's Release Date After Pathan and Jawan, Shah Rukh Khan will be seen in the film Dunki. The movie also stars actress Taapsee Pannu and is set to release on December 22. The film features a talented cast including Ratna Pathak Shah, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Dia Mirza, and Sanjana Sanghi. This movie is expected to be a big hit for fans during the Christmas season." Read the full article

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Dia Mirza's Shocking Confession: "I'm Just a Part-Time Actor!" Who's Ignoring Her Talents?

Dia Mirza, the talented actress who has garnered praise for her performance in ‘Made in Heaven 2’, recently opened up about feeling unrecognized in the industry for her unwavering dedication to her craft. In an interview with Puja Talwar, Dia expressed her belief that when one is a full-time activist, they often become a part-time actor. However, she also emphasized that there is nothing more…

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Bollywood movies give scare-inducing experiences at the box office

So it shouldn't come as a surprise to you that the instant youngsters go crazy when it comes to Bollywood actresses, which is why they make a beeline for web portals that enable them to download Bollywood wallpapers.

When it comes to sheer entertainment, one name that stands out from the crowd is Bollywood. It is the name of the Hindi film industry based in Mumbai. The name Bollywood actually comes from Bombay and Hollywood.

The number of movies released in Bollywood will sweep you off your feet. So it shouldn't come as a surprise to you that the instant youngsters go crazy when it comes to Bollywood actresses, which is why they make a beeline for web portals that enable them to download Bollywood wallpapers. Is.

Apart from films described as masala, Bollywood also specializes in parallel cinema which has a greater artistic and social meaning. The massive success of Bollywood movies at the box office has completely driven the Indian public, who are enthralled by the vibrant and lively item songs and melodious visuals.

There is no fail safe and time tested method to make hit Bollywood movies as people's inclinations change with time. Bollywood actresses are looked up to as virtual goddesses and their presence is felt in millions of hearts across India and even abroad. Most successful and famous Bollywood actresses are:- Katrina Kaif, Aishwarya Rai, Rani Mukerji, Priyanka Chopra, Anushka Sharma, Genelia D'Souza, Deepika Padukone, Mallika Shearwater, Amrita Rao, Bipasha Basu, Dia Mirza, Kareena Kapoor and many more.

You will also be surprised that many new talents are being launched in the Bollywood market. The fame and respect enjoyed by superstars like Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan, etc. will amaze you till your wit's end. They are considered demigods in this incredible race. Name any situation and you will surely find it in any Bollywood movie.

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Dia Mirza at 4 years of playing Kainaaz in Kaafir, “Now as a mother, I identify with her devotion to her daughter more deeply” : Bollywood News

Dia Mirza played a challenging role of a mother Kainaaz Akhtar from PoK (Pakistan occupied Kashmir) who accidentally crosses the border and enters India in ZEE5’s 2019 web-series Kaafir. As the critically acclaimed show completes four years, the actress feels she is able to relate to the character more now that she is a mother. For the unversed, Dia became a mother of a boy in 2021. Dia Mirza at…

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6 Impressive Indian Wedding Décor Ideas for London

How to Add a Touch of India to Your London Wedding Décor with These 6 Ideas

Who doesn’t love and want a big fat Indian wedding? Indians, no matter wherever they are, can never let go of that beautiful dream. The glory, the glamour, and the grandeur – somewhere deep down, we all have dreamt of it all.

We also know that wedding decorations are a fundamental part of that glamour. If you have dreamt of one, then you must have imagined guests entering the venue and exclaiming “oooh” and “aah” all the time. The wedding décor can literally leave them in awe.

But… some things are easier said than done, especially when you are trying to do it out of India. While you might already have thousands of ideas popping up in your head, it can be hard to stick to a single one.

Additionally, if you’re staying in a place like London, you might have to push a little harder to find the unique things that shout ‘India’. So what do you do? You relax, read this post and find out some impeccable and impressive Indian wedding décor ideas for London.

Idea No. 1 – White and Metallic

We know that rich colours and vibrant shades make for Indian tradition, especially when it comes to clothing. But for décor, you can go for the creamy yet glittery feel of white and metallic, specifically a mix of gold and silver. Since heavy jewelry too is a big part of Indian weddings, your theme can reflect the same.

Go for a mix of white roses and lilies and ornate them with thin gold and silver veils. You can drape the centerpieces with elegant off-white and metal embroidered table clothes while using silver cutlery. The lighting will throw a shimmery shine to it all.

Idea No. 2 – Fifty Shades of Pink

Gone are those days when people were only stuck with strong shades. Modern weddings are all about experimenting with colours and pink is going global. Pink and its hues have always been known to add a soft glamour to any occasion.

Fuchsia, cherry blossom pink, hot pink, baby pink, rose pink, punch and flamingo and the list can go on. To brighten up your wedding you can mix and match the hues. Right from the flowers to the tables, you can use this playful colour to spruce up your wedding décor.

Idea No. 3 – The Royal Blue

Blue colour has always been linked to royalty and what better way to showcase it than at Indian weddings? A wedding décor arrangement with a theme blue shall display grandness with dignity and notch up the decorum without shouting ‘overdone’.

To make it stand out, put the focus on drapes and flowers. You can use heavily embroidered satin pieces as a canopy or in a wavy style. You can also induce shades of sky and turquoise to make it appear brighter. The images below will give you a better idea.

Idea No. 4 – Go Green

Dia Mirza, a famous Indian actress, came into the limelight for her wedding décor. Do you know why? It’s because of her eco-friendly wedding that won millions of hearts and became an inspiring wedding theme for others.

Given that lots of Indian wedding rituals take place with natural elements including trees, going green could definitely make you stand out. For example, Dia Mirza went for local hand-crafted baskets made of natural fibers and gifted everyone a plant. To notch it up, she used hyper-local flowers in her decoration.

You can pick a venue that’s surrounded by greenery and can use them for lighting and decoration instead of spending or wasting on additional decoration items. Below is a glimpse of Dia Mirza’s wedding.

Idea No. 5 – Mughal Inspired

The Mughals were known for their love of pomp and show. They loved to decorate themselves as well as their abodes with heavy decorations. Ivory, gold, silver, bronze – theirs was a grand fusion of metals and colours with rich fabrics.

So if you are someone who loves to show off sumptuousness, then Mughal décor is the way to go. Sequined centerpieces, ornamented drapery, mandaps surrounded in a sea of red and gold, and carpeted floors – you sure are going to show your guests what lavish looks like.

Idea No. 6 – Go Colours

Do you know one of the most outstanding things about weddings? It’s the vibrancy of your guests. While the day definitely belongs to the bride and the groom, there’s much opulence to see in the guests too and to match this vibrancy, you too can go colourful with your wedding décor.

Sure it’s not advisable to simply put all the colours together. But picking up certain combinations like red, blue, green or green, red, yellow or blue, ivory and pink can impart your wedding decorations with a unique look and can leave your guests talking for months.

Here are a couple of images to give you a better idea.

Summing Up

Lavish decorations are an integral part of any big, fat Indian wedding. Indians residing in London are looking to match their wedding with the same touch and feel and at the same time make their weddings unique and memorable.

It’s a good thing then that you can have it all by experimenting with some unique Indian bespoke wedding décor in London. You can use specific colour themes like royal blue or shades of pink, or you can go with a combination of themes like white and metallic or red and gold. 

You can also choose to keep it eco-friendly and yet make it magnificent by using hyper-local flowers and handcrafted items. Whatever your choice, just remember not to overdo or underdo anything. So better hire the services of professionals for the same. Simply convey them your ideas and everything shall be taken care of.