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At Maharani Weddings, we believe that every bride deserves the fairytale wedding of her dreams! Here at MaharaniWeddings.com you will find glittering seeds of inspiration for every aspect of your upcoming wedding. In addition to profiling some of the most spectacular Indian weddings from around the globe through interviews, pictures, and videos, we also hand-pick and share a list of the best Indian wedding vendors in our Maharani Weddings Platinum Guide. From event planners to photographers, dj's, florists, cinematographers, makeup artists, mehndi artists, you name it... you’ll find connections to every resource you could ever need for all your wedding ceremonies and celebrations.

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Parsippany, NJ Indian Wedding by Regal Palette Studio

Get ready to be enchanted by Nauka & Saagar's captivating story on today's Platinum Guide blog!

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An unforgettable celebration you’ll cherish, filled with moments that will inspire and captivate you!

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Planning & Design: Aria Events | Venue: Sheraton Parsippany | Floral & Decor: Abhishek Decorators | Hair & Makeup: Makeup by Marissa | Hair & Makeup: Luxe Beauty Group | Hair & Makeup: Krish Luxe Beauty Group | Catering: Moghul Catering | DJ: DJ Gaurav Sood | Bridal Fashions: House of Hiya | Bridal Fashions: Vvani by Vani Vats | Bridal Fashions: Anita Dongre | Bridal Fashions: Seema Gujral | Bridal Fashions: Kynah | Cake & Treats: Calandra's Bakery & Restaurant | Cinematography: Odyssey Films | Mehndi Artist: Mehndi by Anuja | Mehndi Artist: Henna Designs by Tulsi | Photo Booth: Luxebooth | Tuxedos: Saffas for Weddings | Tuxedos: Vranda Bang | Tuxedos: Hugo Boss | Tea: Paper Kite Chai | Car Rental: Turo | Bagels: Baldwin Bagels | Cake & Treats: Dunkin Donuts | Photography: Regal Palette Studio


Dallas, TX, South Indian Wedding by Topher Films

Nikitha and Naveen's wedding was a stunning celebration of love and tradition, beautifully captured by Topher Films and set against the dreamy backdrop of Dallas Palms. Every detail, from the exquisite decor to the elegant attire of the couple, was meticulously planned by Rama Bhat, and the mastery of Hannah Hix's photography skillfully encapsulated the essence of their bond, each picture a window to the joy and emotions that filled the air. Makeup by Sowmya radiated with a glow that matched the brilliance of the day. Riz Entertainment's music set the rhythm of the night, inviting everyone to partake in the joyous dance of unity and delectable cuisine from Bawarchi Irving Phani. Petite Sweets by Laura topped off the evening with delicious treats, symbolizing the couple's sweet future. This event was more than just a wedding; it was a celebration of a cultural unity orchestrated by talented vendors to mark the beginning of Nikitha and Naveen's lifelong journey together. Love. 

This wedding was a beautiful celebration of culture and love. Come back for more love stories!

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Baraat: DJ Riz Entertainment | Photography: Hannah Hix Photography | Cinematography: Topher Films | Sangeet / Ceremony Venue / Floral & Decor: Dallas Palms | Planning & Design: Rama Bhat | Makeup by Sowmya: Hair & Makeup | Catering: Bawarchi Irving Phani | Cake & Treats: Petite Sweets by Laura


Philadelphia, PA Fusion Wedding by Iryna Shostak Photography

We're thrilled to share the charming tale of Lavannya & Corey's wedding, where romance blossomed amidst the splendid backdrop of Highlands Mansion and Gardens in the heart of Morris Arboretum, a perfect canvas for the floristry artistry of Wildstems. Lavannya was a vision of elegance and grace, her beauty accentuated by the expert touch of Mia Farah Beautique. The masterful planning and design by That's Darling Events wove a tapestry of charm and sophistication. The musical strains of Soda Pop Strings added an ethereal layer to the already dream-like ceremony. Stylus DJ Entertainment ensured the dance floor remained a whirl of color and happiness, reflecting the couple's blissful journey. Each frame composed by Iryna Shostak Photography is a testament to her skill in blending artistry with emotion, resulting in a visual feast that will forever remind Lavannya & Corey of their magical day. As one browses through the gallery, it becomes clear that these are not just wedding photos but timeless keepsakes, each telling a unique part of this love story. Enjoy it!

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How did you meet your Groom, and when did you know he was "the one"?
Corey and Lavannya's love story began at the University of Delaware, where they both attended college. It wasn't until Lavannya's coding partner bailed on a project that Corey stepped in to help. This act of kindness sparked their friendship, which would eventually blossom into something much more.

After graduation, Corey and Lavannya found themselves working at the same company, which helped them stay close despite their busy schedules. Lavannya was smitten with Corey, but he remained completely oblivious to her feelings. It wasn't until February 2017 that they finally started dating, and the rest is history.

Lavannya wasted no time in sweeping Corey off his feet, taking him on a romantic trip through Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Reykjavik just four months into their relationship. Over the last six years, they have weathered many storms together, including job changes, a pandemic, and even a home purchase. They've also traveled to more places than Corey ever thought he would.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
We went out to dinner in the city, and when we came home, the living room was filled with candles and a breathtaking flower wall filled with 1000 live roses that Corey built himself.  While we were out, Corey's friends came in and set up everything in the living room.

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 toured a lot of different types of venues, and I really fell in love with the idea of a garden wedding.  The Morris Arboretum was the first garden venue we toured, and we immediately fell in love with it.  It took us a while to find our ceremony venue, but we were very happy with The Highland Mansion and Gardens.  Both were gorgeous garden venues.

Thanks for reading, loves! I hope to see you tomorrow. We will unfold more inspiring wedding stories.

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Photography: Iryna Shostak Photography | Ceremony Venue: Highlands Mansion and Gardens Weddings at Morris Arboretum | Planning & Design: That’s Darling Events | Floral & Decor: Wildstems | Hair & Makeup: Mia Farah Beautique | DJ: Stylus DJ Entertainment | Cinematography: Broshchak Production | Live Music: Soda Pop Strings


Honolulu, HI Fusion Wedding by MeewMeew Studios

Lisa & Rohit’s union, born from destiny’s design, unfolded like a living fable amidst the serenity of Hawaiian tides. Their love story, initiated in an intimate Indiana wine bar, was sealed with a picturesque proposal amidst Central Park’s cherry blossoms.

Their wedding, a radiant melding of Rohit’s Hindu heritage and Lisa’s Christian roots was a canvas of cultural richness and elegance, meticulously crafted by Mira Savara Events. Lisa, adorned in a dream-like ensemble of blue, green, and hints of pink designed by Nazranaa, deviated from the traditional red, marking a radiant yet empowered look on her big day. 

A symphony of personalized touches was woven throughout the celebration. A close knit fabric of culture was evident as Lisa voiced her vows in Hindi. The vibrancy of their union echoed in the exhilarating dance performances at the Sangeet, choreographed by Soni Choreography. The blossoms adorning the ceremony, courtesy of Always Flowers 808, later brought joy to a local nursing home, a testament to Lisa & Rohit’s generous spirits. Their fur child was included at the reception with the depiction of their cherished mini Goldendoodle, Tali, on the wedding cake by Cake Works.

Their wedding wasn’t just a union but a celestial dance of moments and cultures under the starlit skies, echoing love’s boundless, transcendent reach and the enchanting melody composed when two hearts unite as one.

Congratulations Lisa & Rohit!

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Rohit and I met online after we both divorced. We both pretty much resigned ourselves to living single, independent lives after both of our prior marriages did not work out. We were both living in Indiana at the time, and I had recently accepted a position that would move me to New York City. When we met online and started talking, it was amazing! It was like we had known each other forever. Everything was so easy, and the conversation just flowed...and never seemed to stop. The day we met online and started texting and then talking by phone, Rohit said, "I don't know how spontaneous you are, but how would you like to have dinner with me?" I said yes and met him later that evening. From the moment we met in person, the conversation never seemed to end. So much so that we never really got past ordering a bottle of wine at the wine bar we met at, and we talked so long that the restaurant's kitchen closed before we could order food -- we didn't really notice as we had been talking for hours. During the course of our conversation, I shared with Rohit that I had been recruited to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan and would be moving in a couple of months. His reply? "Well, I like big cities, and I love to travel!" The rest was history.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
It was a gorgeous spring day, and we went for a walk in Central Park to see the cherry blossoms. They were in full bloom, and the park was packed with people enjoying the blooms. That is where he popped the question. Afterward, we took a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride through the park.

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.
Rohit grew up Hindu, and I grew up Christian, but I knew that I wanted to have a full Indian wedding, which is somewhat unbelievable considering the fact that I had never been to an Indian wedding. Family is very important as is spirituality, and we both felt strongly that the Universe allowed our paths to cross for a reason, and to find your soulmate at whatever age was an incredible blessing that we wanted to honor. We actually started planning the wedding to either be in the Midwest or New Jersey/NYC area, where we had homes. However, when we started the planning process, it started feeling like we were in our 20s and this was our first marriage. So, we quickly realized that a destination wedding made more sense. We pretty quickly decided on Hawai'i partly because we love the islands but also because it would be fairly easy for our family in India to get to. When we decided on Hawai'i, we scoured online websites and blogs and actually found an incredible Indian wedding planner - Mira Savara - in Oahu. We had a video call with Mira, and she made us feel at ease and walked us through every little detail from the Hindu priest we would fly in from the mainland to venues to menus. As the only Indian wedding planner in the Hawaiian Islands, she was very well-connected and able to talk through our vision and connect us with the right local vendors.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Living in New Jersey for part of the time made the bridal lehenga slightly easier than it might be otherwise. I happened to come across a YouTube show called Nazraana Diaries, which was a bit of an Indian version of 'Say Yes to the Dress'. After seeing this show, we made an appointment with Shia, one of the co-owners and dress designers, to look at dresses. I didn't go with a color in mind but rather a color I didn't want. As most people know, red is the traditional color, but I don't really like red, so I knew that I didn't want a red lehenga. Rohit and I both love the color blue. Shia asked me a few questions to get to know me and then brought out 3 dresses. The 3rd one was the one. It combined sparkle with blue, green, and hints of pink and was so gorgeous. It was the dress I always dreamt of without ever really thinking about it. It was perfect!

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The most enjoyable part of the planning process was having someone truly my equal in Rohit as part of the planning process. He was equally invested in the beauty of this wedding, and it made the planning process special.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
I think they loved the fact that it was in Hawai'i. Because it was a destination wedding, our guests were not really guests -- they were family or friends who were more like family. Our wedding was the first week of January and more than one told us that we should have an annual anniversary trip and re-create the week every year in Hawai'i. Funny (...but not a bad point)

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Even though this was an Indian/Hindu wedding, there were pieces folded into our wedding that symbolized my culture and background. My mother and brother, Jonathan, walked me down the aisle to a song that was special to me and Rohit. My good friend, Heather, read a poem by Dr. Maya Angelou. But I think the thing that stands out most is we decided to exchange personal vows that we wrote. I surprised Rohit and everyone at the wedding by saying my vows in Hindi, initially followed by the English translation for my side of the family. Rohit's cousin - Anjela - helped me translate and learn my vows for months leading up to the wedding. It was incredibly special and a moment I will always cherish.

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.
Our sangeet was amazing, and one of the most special components was the choreographed dance that our adult kids and their cousins performed. Soni with Soni Choreography created such a fun routine for Jalebi Baby and Kala Chashma with sunglasses and all. It was so much fun, and everyone loved the performance. We also had a blast with our Soni choreographed routine, which was performed to Zaalima and Morne Banki. I think my husband surprised his entire family with his dance moves, and it was so special to be able to share the fun side of our adventurous spirit with everyone.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
I think the best thing to remember is to go into your day focused on the love and not the details. While the details may seem important, the love is what brought you to this moment and is what will persevere throughout the rest of your days. Enjoying the moments of the day with love and gratitude is the most important thing and will allow you to have memories to cherish for the rest of your days.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
As a couple that was blending a family of adult kids during the pandemic, we adopted a mini golden doodle who has truly become our 'baby'. Her name is Tali (after Italia, our favorite country to visit). Since we were having a destination wedding in Hawai'i, we were unable to bring her with us, but we still wanted to include her in our special day. So we found an artist on Etsy who took a picture of Tali and created a miniature figurine of her that we then delivered to the bakery, Cake Works, and they included her in the bottom layer of the 3 tiered cake. She is 'peeking' out from the bottom of the cake layer. It was adorable, and everyone loved it!

In addition, we had such incredibly fresh and fragrant flowers that brought a rainbow of colors into the day. The mandap was covered with hanging flowers throughout, and it was incredibly special. My husband and I are both in healthcare and did not want the flowers to go to waste after the wedding so our wedding planner arranged for the flowers to be delivered to a local nursing facility to be enjoyed by the residents. That was amazing!

Come back for more tales, loves; until then, stay inspired and cherish the love surrounding you!

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Bollywood Performers & Instructors: Soni Choreography | Bridal Fashion: Nazranaa | Cake & Treats: Cake Works | Catering: Hilton Hawaiian Village | Ceremony Venue: Hilton Hawaiian Village | Cinematography: Eyes of Ian Media | Day of Coordination Support: Neu Events | DJ: DJ Rhombus | Floral & Decor: Always Flowers 808 | Hair & Makeup: Dorys Foltin | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Etsy | Linen & Chair Covers: American Marketing Chair Covers | Mehndi Artist: Henna Happens with Karissa | Mehndi Rentals: Aloha Artisan | Photography: MeewMeew Studios | Planning & Design: Mira Savara Events | Reception Venue: Hilton Hawaiian Village | Sangeet Venue: Hilton Hawaiian Village


St. Petersburg, FL Indian Wedding by Andrew Do Photography

Prepare to be enchanted by the celestial union of Mehak & Darshan. Every detail of their wedding, nestled in the ethereal embrace of the St. Petersburg Marriott Clearwater, was meticulously curated, echoing the timeless dance of two souls merging into one. Maharani Designs Florida harmoniously choreographed a symphony, weaving tradition and innovation threads into a tapestry of unforgettable memories. Mehak's elegance was accentuated exquisitely by Michelle Renee The Studio. The exquisite floral and décor by Maharani Designs Florida whispered the ancient songs of love and devotion. DJ Pram and Rang Entertainment cast a spell, each noting a bridge between the heavens and earth, an ode to the silent sonnets and the boisterous ballads of Mehak & Darshan's love. The moments, as fleeting as they were, were immortalized by the artistic lens of Andrew Do Photography, who, with every click, not just captured the visible elegance but also the invisible threads of emotions weaving this divine tapestry. The Photo Booth bore witness to the playful exchanges and candid moments; it was here that the guests adorned their feelings in props and expressions, each photo a cherished memory, an epitaph of joy in the eternal tale of this magical union. You'll love the gallery we prepared for you! 

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Thanks for your visit today, ladies! Remember to be back for more inspirational stories every day.

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Photography: Andrew Do Photography | Cinematography: Andrew Do Photography | Photo Booths: Andrew Do Photography | DJ: Rang Entertainment | Sangeet / Ceremony / Reception Venue: St. Petersburg Marriott Clearwater | Planning & Design / Floral & Decor: Maharani Designs Florida | Hair & Makeup: Michelle Renee The Studio


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