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Nidhi and Varun first met at a music festival but long after the festival ended, the romantic background score played on. A few years later, they decided to celebrate their wedding at the Jai Mahal Palace. The festivities, orchestrated by WeddingSutra Favorite – Indian Wedding Planners, were a sight to behold! Co-founder Anant Khandelwal says, “Our vision for this wedding was to create regal magnificence and we spared no effort in trying to achieve absolute perfection. Right from palatial venues and magnificent decor to captivating couple entries and other unique details, everything contributed to this royal theme. This indeed was a once in a lifetime celebration that will be cherished not only by the two families but also their gusts.”

The groom tells us their story and shares highlights from their wedding.

“Soon after the engagement, our families decided on a destination wedding in Jaipur. We wanted the venue to be very regal and Jai Mahal Palace stole our hearts! The 280-year-old, 18-acre property has three large lawns that are frequented by peacocks and various species of birds. Not only was this hotel undeniably majestic but even the staff were incredibly warm and hospitable.”

Indian Wedding Planners and it was a pleasure working with them. They did a fantastic job of bringing everything that we wanted to life using their expertise. The team was patient, cooperative, willing to understand our needs and eager to work with us as a family. We are grateful to have had them by our side through this journey.”

“We kicked off the wedding with a smashing pool party in shades of blue, yellow and white. At the entrance, we had trellises decorated with oversized paper flowers along with wooden ladders decked with fresh blooms. The canopies featured origami birds while colorful paper lanterns were suspended from the trees. The vibrant color palette we chose was perfect for this bright day!”

Rambagh Palace under the starry sky. While the decor designed for this function further enhanced the regal appeal of the venue, the stellar performances put together by our family and friends made this night absolutely unforgettable.”

“For the Sufi Night, Nidhi and I made our entry to the song ‘Azeem-O-Shaan Shehenshah’ in a horse-drawn chariot. The dress code was red and gold. The décor was filled with Moroccan-inspired elements – metal water jugs decorated with flowers as centerpieces, large Moroccan lamps at the entrance and sofas with bright rugs and cushions set the stage.”

Jai Mahal Palace to life. I arrived with my baaraat on an elephant for the varmala. This was followed by a beautiful ceremony conducted by a priest who explained the significance of each ritual. These were some of the most poignant moments from all the festivities and are sure to be etched in our memories forever.”

Venues: Jai Mahal Palace (Pool Party, Mehendi, Sufi night and Wedding), Rambagh Palace (Sangeet) Wedding Planner: Indian Wedding Planners Makeup: Zorains Studio and Khowsalya DJ: DJ Ronnie Choreography: Vijay and Zafar

Photography: The Candid Pictures

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Anushree and Vinay’s nuptials planned by WeddingSutra Favorite – Theme Weaver Designs, spanned across Jodhpur’s iconic landmarks. The couple’s magnificent new beginning, filled with special moments with their loved ones, was deftly captured by WeddingSutra Favorite – Knotting Bells. Here is what their big day had in store.

Piecing together every little detail of Anushree and Vinay’s nuptials were Theme Weaver Designs. The team worked tirelessly to bring the couple’s vision to life, leveraging their expertise to add beauty and magic to every function; each event exploring a distinctive celebratory concept.

Knotting Bells photographed the couple’s wedding, preserving their most treasured memories in beautiful frames. The brilliantly-composed pictures revealed the truest of emotions among the guests, showcasing the team’s intuitive and artistic approach towards their work.

Organized at Pratap Niwas – An Amritara Resort, Anushree and Vinay’s engagement party was a royal affair. Designed using countless mirror panels and a few minimalistic canopies, the decor transformed the grounds of this 400-year-old ancestral palace into modern-day sheesh mahal. The event used creative lighting and sparkling chandeliers to create an ambiance that was absolutely spellbinding.

Theme Weaver Designs Photography: Knotting Bells

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This Maharashtrian-Moldovian wedding in Pune saw Chaitanya and Ana celebrate and honor both their cultures beautifully.

They were introduced by a common friend, but Ana and Chaitanya discovered they had a lot more in common. Their cross-cultural wedding in Pune incorporated rituals from their diverse cultures and capturing all the special moments for prosperity was WeddingSutra Favorite – ShutterMagik. Here are some highlights from this wedding.

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The surreal beauty of Ladakh, with crystal clear waters mirroring the clear blue sky, made for a stunning setting for Kunica and Rahul pre-wedding photoshoot. The couple was keen on a unique destination with a striking scenery as the backdrop to their romantic shoot. Ladakh’s stunning vistas did not disappoint. The groom, Rahul, talks about the Bollywood-inspired photoshoot.

“We did some extensive research for about two years before we finally decided on Leh Ladakh, which she describes as paradise. Ladakh is one of the most enchanting and beautiful places we have seen. We had about 12 outfits to choose from, that had a mix of styles, from sophisticated to dramatic, casual to Bollywood. We worked on coordinated outfits, which we customized from designers in our cities.

“Shooting in Ladakh was not easy; there were many challenges such as the weather and the way it affected us. The climate fluctuations, right from extremely sunny days at Nubra Valley (Hundar Dessert) to heavy rain and the cold and wind, especially at Pangong Lake, were a lot to deal with. However, we were determined and made it all work!”

Photography: Rahul Jagani Photography

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