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Canton, MI Indian Wedding by Sky Films and Productions

Welcome, darlings, to Rajbir & Manraj fairy tale! The wedding took place at the Radisson Hotel Southfield-Detroit and was a breathtaking spectacle masterfully orchestrated by Sky Films and Productions in a splendid fusion of tradition and modernity. This team not only planned and designed the entire event but also brought the celebration to life with their DJ, Baraat, cinematography, lighting, live music, and photography services, capturing every moment in its true essence stood out for their remarkable ability to not just orchestrate the event but to tell a story, crafting a visual narrative they would treasure for a lifetime. DJ VIC's Baraat added a vibrant energy to the festivities, ensuring a lively start. Sky Films and Productions' cinematic storytelling immortalized their love and joyful celebration. Their photography captured the essence of Rajbir & Manraj's love, the joyous celebrations, and the intricate details that made their wedding uniquely theirs. The venue was adorned with elegant floral decor by Grace Decorations LLC. Rajbir looked stunning, her beauty accentuated by Kim Quraishi's hair styling and JHobby Makeup Studio's makeup artistry. It was a day where love, tradition, and joy were woven into a beautiful tapestry of memories. Enjoy the gallery!

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Thank you for joining us on another love story, and I hope you enjoyed it. Until next time, darlings!

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DJ: Sky Films and Productions | Photography: Sky Films and Productions | Baraat: Sky Films and Productions | Cinematography: Sky Films and Productions | Lighting: Sky Films and Productions | Live Music: Sky Films and Productions | Ceremony & Reception Venue: Radisson Hotel Southfield-Detroit | Planning & Design: Sky Films and Productions | Floral & Decor: Grace Decorations LLC | Hair: Kim Quraishi | Makeup: JHobby Makeup Studio | Baraat: DJ VIC


Hilton Head Island, SC Indian Wedding by Kaptured by Krunal

In the enchanting setting of The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa, Jaimini & Savan's wedding unfolded like a dream, with the ocean's whispers as their soundtrack. Mandap World's stunning flowers and decor enhanced the venue's natural beauty, creating a picturesque backdrop for their vows. Jaimini, the bride, radiated grace and elegance, her beauty elevated by Jyoti Sood, a makeup artist's exquisite hair and makeup. Kaptured by Krunal, whose lens painted pictures of timeless love and joy. The photographer's ability to seize the essence of Jaimini & Savan's love, with candid shots that spoke volumes and portraits that mirrored the soul, added depth to the narrative of their day. Every smile, every glance, and the unspoken words of love were immortalized, offering a window into the genuine emotions and the vibrant culture that enveloped their celebration. BBoyz Entertainment added a pulse to the celebration with a lively DJ and lighting, ensuring the rhythm of love danced through the air. This wedding was a beautiful celebration of love, a cherished moment. Enjoy it!

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This wedding went beyond being just an event, transforming into a journey of love & celebration. 

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Photography: Kaptured by Krunal | Sangeet/ Ceremony & Reception Venue: The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa | Floral & Decor: Mandap World | Hair & Makeup: Jyoti Sood Makeup Artist | DJ & Lighting: BBoyz Entertainment


Montgomery, TX Indian Wedding by Morga Productions

In the enchanting embrace of Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe, under a canopy of dazzling skies and amidst the serene waters, the story of Reema & Pratik unfolded into a beautiful chapter of forever. This idyllic venue, known for its breathtaking views and impeccable service, was a testament to their love. They planned a boat send-off on the lake, where they shared a special moment with champagne and some light munchies in the middle of the lake. This allowed them to take in the moment and enjoy each other for a few minutes before returning to their guests. Three Sixty Events meticulously planned and designed every detail to create an elegant tapestry. The air was perfumed with the exquisite floral arrangements by Mandap CreationsBlush and Glow meticulously crafted Reema's glow while her hands told stories of tradition and love, adorned with intricate designs by Mehndi by Manali. The rhythmic beats by DJ Vinny enveloped the night in an aura of celebration, making every moment unforgettable. After the ceremony, they chose a walk-off song. They danced their way off the mandap while their friends and family danced to the non-traditional Vidaai with the couple. Capturing the essence of these timeless memories was Morga Productions, whose lens flawlessly encapsulated the love, laughter, and tears of joy that filled the day. Enjoy it!

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We invite you to lose yourself in the romance of our unforgettable features! Happy Valentine's Day!

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Venues: Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe - Houston | Planning & Design: Three Sixty Events | Floral & Decor: Mandap Creations | Hair & Makeup: Blush and Glow | DJ: DJ Vinny | Cinematography: Morga Productions | Mehndi Artist: Mehndi by Manali | Photography: Morga Productions


Woodbury, NY Fusion Wedding by Events Capture Photography

Sweethearts, get ready to relieve the enchanting wedding of Melissa & Akash. The wedding, orchestrated by the meticulous Platinum Celebrations, unfolded like a dream. Golden Terrace, NY, transformed the venue into a paradise of flowers and lights. The Crest Hollow Country Club, a gem in the heart of elegance, was the perfect backdrop for the enchanting reception. Guests entered a luxurious and welcoming venue with twinkling lights on sprawling lawns and grand ballrooms featuring opulent chandeliers and plush decor. The reception welcomed guests to indulge in Le Sucre Vanille's cupcakes and KLN Events' charcuterie cups. Laughter echoed as memories were captured in the Fun Times Photo Booth, each click preserving a moment of happiness. The air buzzed with melodies from Vicadi Singh Official & Tony Cuttz, their voices weaving magic into the night. But the true essence of this unforgettable day was captured by Events Capture Photography. Their photographers moved like silent storytellers, knitting through the laughter, tears, subtle glances, and grand gestures, ensuring no precious moment slipped away unrecorded. Enjoy today's feature!

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
In the midst of the deadly COVID-19 outbreak, Akash and I found a rare bright spot. We had been scrolling through dating apps as the world was in lockdown, and let's face it, the dating scene as we know it had changed. Akash stumbled upon my Facebook dating profile and knew he had to take a chance.

Akash and I spoke every day for almost two months before actually meeting in person. I was captivated by Akash's charming words, and I had a feeling there was true genuineness behind them. Akash was impressed by my sense of independence and how accomplished I was. We would go on virtual dates; playing video games together was one of our favorite pastimes. Akash even let me beat him in Mario Kart, but only one time.

We finally went on our first real date on December 8, 2020. Akash took me on a romantic dinner. After that first date, I knew this was the beginning of something special.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
On Akash's first trip to Canada with me, he decided he wanted to propose to me in my favorite country. Unbeknownst to me, Akash and my family were secretly planning the fairytale proposal. On October 10, 2021, Akash took me to Casa Loma, a castle in Toronto, Canada, and said to his princess, "Babe, I know you always wanted to get married in a castle, but since we can't, let's do the next best thing." With our families watching in-person and virtually, Akash dropped to one knee and asked me to marry him. Without any hesitation, I said YES!

Tell us how you went about planning your wedding, and your overall experience with the Venues, Hair & Makeup, Outfits, Decor Theme, and all of the other important details.
I had been planning my wedding for as long as I could remember (long before I found my groom, LOL)

I knew I wanted my Hindu Wedding at Golden Terrace Catering Hall in Queens, NY, because not only could it hold up to 700 guests, but they also catered food and provided decor, including a beautiful royal mandap that matched my theme.

I also knew that I always wanted to have my reception at Crest Hollow Country Club on Long Island, NY. This venue is beautiful! The back area for cocktails is lovely, as guests are surrounded by a pool. The ballroom inside is also very large and can accommodate many guests. Crest Hollow had preferred vendors for decor. I decided to go with Stylish Events as they had the royal and blingy theme that I was going for.

For hair and makeup, I knew I wanted someone who could do hair and makeup for all my events. After researching and pricing out different MUAs, I went with Rebecca Bhagwandin (bexxalicious), and I was not disappointed. She made me feel like a beautiful princess for all my events!

For my Hindu wedding bridal entrance, I wanted to go for a Bollywood theme. Zamandari Inc. choreographed a beautiful entrance with my choice of songs. We left everyone, including my groom, in tears!

For photo and video, I also researched a bunch of vendors, but Events Capture had the best package. I am so pleased that we went with them because they captured everything we wanted and more!

For entertainment, we hired our family friend Jay Ramkishun and his team at FantaCSoundz. They kept our guests rocking for all our events!

Finally, our wedding was coordinated by Shivie Sookdeo at Platinum Celebrations. Shivie's execution of all my requests and needs was top-notch; he did not disappoint! I am so happy that I hired him and highly recommend his services for all weddings. Our wedding would not have gone so smoothly without him!

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
For my Hindu wedding, there was no other place I wanted to go than to Nazranna. I made my family watch Nazranna's diaries every weekend until my appointment. I worked with Shia to find my royal and blingy outfits. And made sure that my groom's outfit complemented mine.

For my reception, I had always wanted to Kleinfeld. I used to watch Say Yes to the Dress with Mom for years! To my excitement, on the day of my appointment, my bridal consultant was Lisa! I was so excited because I was a fan of hers. After only trying on 4 dresses, I found my dream gown and said yes to the dress!

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
I loved working with all of my vendors! Everyone delivered and made our whole wedding a dream come true!

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Everyone loved my attention to detail and how beautiful everything was.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
My Hindu Bridal Entrance.

I will never forget being carried in on the doli with my hubby waiting under the mandap, and he was crying! I never thought he would cry because he is a very jovial person. I had to try to contain myself when I saw him crying. I have never felt so loved by anyone in my life, and I will cherish that moment forever.

For events other than your ceremony, please tell us as much as you would like about the decor, style, dances, and all the special details.
We hired Omadevi Somai as a dancer for our entertainment. She is one of our favorite dancers in the West Indian community.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Limit your guest list. We had about 400 people at our wedding, and it was overwhelming and exhausting because everyone wanted to take pictures with you! Additionally, the more people you have, the more costly things tend to be.

If I had to do things again, I would definitely cut my guest list in half!

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
I got all my jewelry from Nazranna as well. It looks really good when you match your jewelry and outfits together.

Darlings, join us in reliving a new fairytale, a tale of love that will echo through the ages.

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Venues: Crest Hollow Country Club | Photography: Events Capture | Wedding Coordinator: Platinum Celebrations | Floral & Decor: Golden Terrace NY | Bride's Hair & Makeup: Rebecca | Bridesmaids Hair & Makeup: The Blushing Bridal Suite | DJ: DJ Jay Fantacsoundz | DJ: DJ Doubleace NYC | Bollywood Performers & Instructors: Zaman & Sundari | Bollywood Performers & Instructors: Omadevi Somai | Mehndi Bridal Fashions: Anjees Bridal | Mehndi and Wedding Bridal Fashions: Nazranaa | Reception Bridal Fashions: Lisa Fuhrman from Kleinfeld Bridal | Bridal Jewelry: Nazranaa Jewels | Cupcakes: Le Sucre Vanille | USB Wedding Favors & Playlist: NaviTheRemixer (Navendra Boodhan) | Reception Sign: Sapphire Design | Kirtan Group Singers: Priya Paray | Kirtan Group Singers: Aaron Jewan Singh | Live Music: Trinidad Classical Music Foundation | Mehndi Artist: Sam Art Henna Contour | Photo Booth: Fun Times Photo Booth | Tuxedos: Nazranaa Mens | MC: NYC DJ Echo | Tass Group: New York Alliance Tassa Group | Reception Singer: Tony Cuttz | Reception Singer: Vicadi Singh Official | Groom's Barber: DmEkNiFiCeNt | Water Coconuts: Don's Coconuts | Charcuterie Cups: KLN Events | Bride's Nails: Chloe Nail | Bridesmaids Dresses: Azazie | Groomsmen Tuxedos: Men's Wearhouse


Cancun, MX Indian Wedding by Romanza

Welcome, darlings, to Sanam & Savanth's tale that unfolded at the magnificent Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun. Every moment of this celebration was meticulously orchestrated by Pyaar Planning, who weaved a tapestry of love and joy through their exceptional planning and design. Amidst the kaleidoscope of colors and emotions, Tulipania & Gama brought dreams to life with their flowers and decor. Sanam emerged, looking like a vision in her exquisite attire designed by Reeta Bhatt. The masterful touch of Alex Corbanezi & Styling Trio further accentuated her beauty. The night was filled with love melodies thanks to the vibrant beats of MVP DJs, who set the rhythm for the celebration. The highlight of the evening was Pyotech's spectacular display of fireworks, which lit up the sky. Romanza's photography immortalized every candid smile and tender glance, creating memories that will be cherished for a lifetime. The seamless travel arrangements by Indian Destination Wedding, Inc. ensured a worry-free experience for all, making the journey to this paradise as magical as the destination itself. They offered travel solutions, blending the essence of Indian hospitality, ensuring that the journey to this dream wedding was as magical as the ceremony itself. Enjoy it!

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
We met on a dating app. The craziest thing is I only had the app for 4 days before I deleted it. I matched with Savanth & we clicked right away. We spoke for a month before our first date. We were complete opposites, but for some reason, that was what brought us together. We started to learn about each other and quickly realized we were each other's missing pieces, and the rest is history!

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Savanth planned a dinner for us in NYC and was being really weird that day. He was dropping subtle hints all day, so I had an idea something was up. We usually take the PATH train from Jersey City to NYC, but for some reason, Savanth insisted we take the ferry to NYC that day. We ended up walking to the ferry, and Savanth convinced me to walk past the ferry because we were early anyway for dinner. As we were walking, there was a whole setup. The setup had 2 poster-sized pictures of us, roses, a Marry Me sign, and an infinity rose set up where we stood. Savanth & I have always said infinity is our symbol because the S from my name flipped upside down for the S in his name makes the infinity sign. Savanth got down on one knee and asked me to marry him. Our families were hiding in the back, and they came out to surprise us. The next day, Savanth surprised me with a huge engagement party. It was a dream!

Tell us how you went about planning your wedding, and your overall experience with the Venues, Hair & Makeup, Outfits, Decor Theme, and all of the other important details.
We absolutely loved planning our wedding. Each milestone during the process was so precious, and we genuinely did not sweat the little things. We booked our resort a year and a half out and did not see it in person until 2 months before our wedding. We saw pictures of the resort and venue and fell in love. We trusted the process and knew it'd be perfect. When it came to our vision, I knew I wanted it to be a Bollywood Theme fairy tale. I went into wedding planning, thinking of each event from the guest's perspective. I didn't want them to attend a wedding they felt like they had already been to or felt like they were idle and just waiting around. I wanted my guests to be entertained and in awe during all events. Our event started off with the Haldi. We wanted the color theme to be royal blue for our guests and yellow for Savanth & me. Our decor matched the colors, and our theme was inspired by the movie YJHD (super fun and heartwarming). From our entrance to each guest interaction and mini party, we started off event 1 with a bang. That night was our welcome dinner. Our vision was for everyone to interact but not be forced to. We had decor set up all around, including a family tree, an SOS kit, fun facts about us, a disposable camera with tasks like "take a picture with the tallest person in the room," and lastly, a performer. Our performer (@shakesprod) combined Hindi & Telegu songs into one! What was supposed to be a chill night ended up with all 115 guests dancing on the dance floor to our performer, and boy, did this set the bar for the rest of the events. The following night was our Sangeet. We had a huge red carpet where all our guests were being interviewed, and paps were all around them. We had a Filmmare award show where our siblings emceed the night with a fun script. We wanted to keep things fun and stick to the theme, so we had pamphlets of the performances placed on each seat. The night also included a tarot card reader, DIY bangle station, mendhi station, and hookah stations. We ended the show with a couples performance with voiceovers, props, and a standing ovation!! & to top it off, the Sangeet ended with fireworks! Oh boy, now the wedding. Of course, it was filled with tons of surprises. From the baraat to Savanth entering the mandap. In order for Savanth to enter the mandap, my brothers stopped him with a fun wedding contract to sign, followed by my cousins attacking him for his shoes. My entrance was a big dharma production, which was followed by color bombs and my own Kiara and Sid moment when we exchanged jaimalas. The ceremony ended with all my bridesmaids holding signs to remind Savanth that he was taking me away, so he had to pay for the shoes! To end all the events was the crazy reception. We wanted this even to be the most hyped hyped event yet!!! From a unique first dance, which was a combined father/daughter, son/mother, and couple dance to our music video to the confetti blaster to the LED robot to the dhol to the mariachi band to the flip flop station to ending the night with our parents dancing on tables, the reception was a dream. Our guests, Savanth and & I, enjoyed every last second. All our hard work paid off!!

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
This came easily to me because I have been working with the designer Reeta Bhatt since my teenage years. I told her I wanted a light pink lengha with a long train with mine & Savanth's name hand stitched, and oh boy, did she deliver. We designed the dress together and worked closely through WhatsApp for a year as she was located in India. I trusted her fully, and I tried the dress on for the first time 1 month before the wedding. It was everything and more! I fell in love with it, and it exceeded my expectations. Huge shoutout to Reeta!

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The most enjoyable part was making memories with my family during the planning process. It was a heartwarming feeling to see the entire family come together to plan and help out.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Our guests loved our Award Show Sangeet with all the little details and stations!

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Enjoy wedding planning and treasure every moment. It is the one time you will get all your family and friends under one roof to celebrate you. Make those core memories. Do not stress yourself out. Things fall into place. You want to look back on your wedding and planning as a happy moment, so smile and have fun :)

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
A huge shoutout to our vendors. You guys went above and beyond, and we are so grateful for you guys!!
Farewell, sweet darlings, until we meet again in another tale of love and splendor. See you soon!

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Travel Concierge: Indian Destination Wedding | Venue: Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun | Planning & Design: Pyaar Planning | Floral & Decor: Tulipania | Floral & Decor: Gama | Hair & Makeup: Alex Corbanezi | Hair & Makeup: Styling Trio | Catering: Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun | DJ: MVP DJs | Cake & Treats: Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun | Cinematography: Romanza | Lighting: James Mill | Singer: Shekhar Kripalani | Bridal Fashions: Reeta Bhatt | Fireworks / LED Robot / Confetti Blaster / Sparklers / Colored Smoke Canons: Pyotech | Pandit: Jaydish Tripati | Choreographer: Kruti Shah (Sanskruti Dance School) | Photography: Romanza


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