Welcome back, ladies! We are glad to be back with Roshni & Rushi's wedding reception party! This gala is one for the books, and we are sure that you are going to love it! This time, the exclusive halls of The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel hosted a reception full of emotions, laughs, and above all, lots of love. The newlyweds had a great time while sharing their happiness with their family and closest friends. Our lovebirds had their first dance as husband and wife while the great DJ from Outspoken Visions Entertainment played the perfect melody to sweeten up this moment. The ballroom was beautifully ambiance thanks to the elegant and stylish decoration that Elegant Affairs Inc prepared for this occasion. The colors, the dim lights, the fancy floral arrangements, and the overall decoration helped in making this a memorable event. Without any question, this was a night to remember that everyone enjoyed! And we cannot help but feel happy that these two have found each other! You can tell that they are soulmates meant to have an everlasting love story! If you want to relieve this entire celebration of love head into our gallery for more! The good friends from Jagat Studio have shared with us, the most amazing shots captured during the wedding festivities, so don't hesitate to check them out!
How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
We met through family friends who were trying to set us up. I think we both had little to no expectations before we met so it ended up being a good surprise. There was a point after dating where I was going through a rough patch at work. Rushi would listen to me complain (a lot) and be supportive. Something unpleasant happened with my supervisors, and I remember when I told him what happened - he was so upset. Probably more upset than me. I remember thinking, "Wow, he really cares about me. This could be it." The next 2 years sealed the deal!
Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
We had been planning a trip to Ireland. Rushi had already been there before but this was my first time visiting there. We rented a car and drove along the countryside, visiting some new places for him and his favorites we had been before. We were in Killarney visiting Killarney National Park. We started walking into this forest-like area off the beaten path. We were getting deeper and deeper in the forest (I was starting to panic a bit). We reached a clearing where it was large, circle of mowed grass encircled by large trees. In the middle of this, there was a gazebo with some benches. He sat down first, and as I was about to sit down next to him, I noticed this ring on the bench. I picked it up and told him, " look, someone left their ring." He responded with, "yes, I will marry you." And now the running joke is that I proposed to him lol.
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.
Planning our wedding was a bit of a challenge as our families are in different locations. We considered multiple locations but ended up picking home for me - Fort Worth, TX. We looked at venues that could accommodate what we were looking for in a venue - an outdoor ceremony and indoor reception. We ended up picking the Worthington Renaissance Hotel in Sundance Square - they had an amazing rooftop terrace with fountains that we thought would be perfect for the ceremony.
Venues took some time overall. I visited a lot of them and hardest part would be availability. Some were booked almost 2 years in advance. But it was worth it to keep looking for the right place.
Hair and make up - I did my own makeup for my mehndi, pithi, and rehearsal dinner. For the wedding and reception, Rushi and my mom convinced me that I should have someone help me so it would be one less thing to worry about. They were absolutely they were right. I didn't do a trial but I looked at Instagram photos to figure out whose style I liked - MUA who would accomplish the look I was looking for. The HMUA who did get me ready for both ceremony/reception did an amazing job - my makeup stayed right where it was supposed to all night and she accomplished the look without the use of so many products.
Decor theme - because we wanted an outdoor wedding ceremony - we tried to keep it simple. We had a garden theme - with pink and white flowers and green foliage. We used lanterns and birdcages along the aisle that were repurposed as reception centerpieces.
DJ - We spent a lot of time finding a DJ. We wanted someone who would turn our reception into a party.
We used this company called Outspoken Visions and they were amazing! They were so flexible, moved out Gobo Monogram from the cocktail area, had a tabla player, worked with us on the uplighting. Could not say enough nice things about this company!
Cake/Donuts - we opted to have cupcakes for the guests and a 6" naked cutting cake for us. We wanted our guests to have options. We got our cupcakes from Gigi's Cupcakes in North Fort Worth. They did a fabulous job setting up and Kristi was so pleasant to work with. I had seen donut walls on Instagram and really wanted to have one. I worked with Angie at FunkyTown Donuts. They also were so easy to work with and did an excellent job setting up and making suggestions that would work for our wedding.
How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Outfits - I went shopping with my mom and aunt at Sari Palace in Oakland, CA. I had tried looking locally in DFW and also Atlanta at Global Mall with no luck. Sari Palace had a huge selection and the outfits were customizable - such a great experience working with them. I tried on about 20 total outfits before I decided on a lengha. I love the color pink so it just ended that both my ceremony/reception outfits had pink or pink hues in it. I loved that it had a contemporary look but yet still looked fitting for a bridal outfit. I picked a Sherwani for Rushi that was similar to my bridal outfit (he didn't care what he wore lol). For the reception, my outfit was a dusty rose. Rushi and I had picked a blue suit for him so he wore a tie matching my outfit.
What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
Honestly - being done, or rather checking things off our list. I think both Rushi and I were really excited when the rehearsal dinner started because we knew that we had done our best and we were gonna have fun going forward no matter what.
What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
We tried to keep our wedding casual. The venue was in the middle of Sundance Square where people could walk around to go shopping or eating. We had a later ceremony start time of 2p and reception to follow. We asked that our bridesmaids and groomsmen wear whatever they want in shades of either gold/white/pink. I think we wanted everyone to just come and enjoy themselves.
Oh and the donut wall
Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Our first dance. We didn't practice at all - we hadn't entirely decided if we would do a first dance until the week of. Rushi loves Celion Dion (rightfully so) so we danced to "That's The Way It Is." We just went in circles, but I remember being just really excited in that moment.
Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Try to enjoy the day of, it really does go by so fast.
We hope you've gathered a lot of inspirational ideas! Remember to join us tomorrow for more!
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