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Yorba Linda, CA Indian Wedding by KimFilms & Hollycal Production

Hello, Maharanis! Check out Angela & Sunjay's stunning wedding on today's Platinum Guide Blog!

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Sunjay and I met on Shaadi.com in 2020, on the eve of the pandemic. I was on shaadi.com because my mom kept telling me to go on there. I told her it would be pointless but signed up for a month to prove my point. I came across Sunjay’s profile a few times but didn’t interact with him until my last few days on the website. I ended up sending him a message and didn’t think he would respond. He did and the rest is history. Jk, he responded and then March came about and we went into shutdown. We ended up talking on the phone, watching Netflix virtually, and became really good friends over the course of the next 10 months. We went on our first date late in the year and have been together since then.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Sunjay had an elaborate set up for the proposal. We started talking about getting engaged and looking at rings in 2023, so I knew a proposal would be coming at some point but didn’t know when. Sunjay proposed in summer of 2023. Sunjay told me we would be going to a mixer type event for work. Prior to this event he took a keen interest in telling me to buy a nice dress and to get my nails done. So I thought ok this might be the proposal? We both met up in downtown and he made a big ordeal about forgetting to get his work name tag and went back to the car to get it. Once I saw the name tag I thought “oh ok we are going to a work event after all.” Once we got to the top floor and out of the elevator, an Ed Sheeran song started to play, til this day I can’t remember which one. We turned the corner and there was a whole set up with “Marry Me” letters, rose petals scattered all over the floor, and a photographer.

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’d say I took the lead on wedding planning since I am an Emergency Planner by profession, it came easy to me. Sunjay was involved in the planning process, he actually picked out our venue Richard Nixon Library. We booked Dhamaka Productions as our DJ and it’s funny because while we were deciding on a DJ, my sister actually met our DJ at another event and that’s what sold us.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Red is my favorite color but I always wanted to be a green bride. I decided this even before I met Sunjay, I think I was subconsciously drawn to the color because it’s my mom’s favorite color and turned out to also be Sunjays favorite color. I followed CrossoverBollywoodSe on instagram for some time, so when the time came to design outfits it was a no brainer that I wanted to work with them for both bride and groom outfits.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
Honestly, it was very challenging given that Sunjay’s mother suddenly and unexpectedly passed as we were planning for the wedding. We had to move our date out and it was an extremely difficult time. Also over the span of 5 years my dad passed away, both of Sunjay’s parents passed away, 2 of my dogs passed away, as did Sunjay’s dog. So it was very heavy and full of grief but we made it through together.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
The venue, the food, and the overall vibe. The feedback we got from our guests seems that they were not underwhelmed nor overwhelmed, it seemed just right and enjoyable.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
During cocktail hour our planner pulled us aside to show us the reception ballroom where we had an opportunity to take it in and were able to take a moment for ourselves.

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 vendors worked really hard to pull something together that was representative of Sunjay and I. The wedding decor was understated, classic, and smooth just like us.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Plan early, step number 1 is pick the venue, and dates and everything will follow and fall into place.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
We had a memorial table set aside to honor my dad, Sunjay’s parents, and our dogs.

Head over to Instagram, tag @MaharaniWeddings, and let us know which moment stole your heart.

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Venues: The Richard Nixon Library | Planning & Design / Event Designer: SoCalEvents | Floral & Decor: Deepti’s Florals | Hair & Makeup: Dolled Up By Lulu | Catering: White House Catering | Catering: Mantra Indian Cuisine | DJ: Dhamaka Productions | Bridal Fashions: Crossover Bollywood Se | Bridal Fashions: Komal Creation | Bridal Jewelry: IndiaTrend | Bridal Jewelry: Sokora Jewels | Cake & Treats: My Delight Cupcakery | Wedding Photographer: KimFilm | Sangeet Photographer: Hollycal Production | Draping/Styling: Nisha Amin | Favors: Pataree Studios | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Velvet Boxes and Wedding Card from Etsy | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Gold Mirror Box from Amazon | Mehndi Artist: Monica Sharma | Rentals: Rosebud Rentals | Tuxedos: Nordstrom


Tenafly, NJ Indian Wedding by House of Talent Studio

Maharanis, enjoy Anju & Saju’s wedding fairytale. Now live in the Platinum Guide Blog!

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Feeling inspired? Don’t forget to come back for more swoon-worthy South Asian wedding inspiration

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Photography: House of Talent Studio | Cinematography: House of Talent Studio | DJ: Luxe Event Group | Sangeet Venue: The Estate at Florentine Gardens | Ceremony Venue: Metropolitan Cathedral of St. John the Theologian | Planning & Design: Our Day Events | Floral & Decor: Broderick’s Flowers | Hair & Makeup: Cinderella Bridez | Cake & Treats: Palermo’s Cafe & Bakery | Transportation: Danaro Limousine | Ceremony Live Stream: Soji Media


Miami Beach, FL Indian Wedding by Melannie Morfa Studio

Annesha & Vineet’s wedding dreams came to life. Discover their story on the Platinum Guide Blog!

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Darlings, don’t forget to share your favorite moments, and come back for more. 

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DJ: Pavan Events | Mehndi Artists: Farahs Mehndi | Venues: Loews Miami Beach Hotel | Planning & Design: Eventrics Indian Weddings | Floral & Decor: Tas Events and Design | Hair & Makeup: Beauty Marked | Catering: Madras Cafe Orlando | DJ & Photo Booth: Amplifire Entertainment | Baraat: Prestige Luxury Rentals | Cake & Treats: Earth & Cake | Cinematography: Neuen Films | Lighting: Encore Global | Rentals: Elements & Accents | Transportation: Prestige Luxury Rentals | Photography: Melannie Morfa Studio


Mexico City, MX Indian Wedding by Arte Visual MF

For Divya & Neal, planning a destination wedding meant more than just stunning views—it was about creating an unforgettable experience for their closest friends and family. Set in the heart of Mexico City, their wedding was a vibrant fusion of tradition, color, and community, set against the rustic charm of a historic hacienda.
The couple wanted a venue that was as unique as their story—something spacious enough for all events in one location, while still feeling intimate and full of character. Their planners introduced them to a colorful, open-air hacienda just outside the city, and it was love at first sight.
The proposal, true to Neal’s creative spirit, unfolded over their shared ritual of chai and New York Times crossword puzzles. He spent months coding a custom puzzle shaped like a question mark, hiding the words “Marry Me” diagonally across the grid. On a rainy Saturday in Brooklyn, he handed Divya the puzzle, and by the time she solved it, Neal was down on one knee. Back at his apartment, friends and family waited to celebrate the moment.
Their wedding in Mexico City was a joyful four-day adventure steeped in love and spontaneity. The ceremony was a riot of color—vibrant florals, natural wood textures, and a yellow hacienda backdrop. Neal led a lively baraat, beaming at the sight of loved ones dancing behind him, while Divya’s entrance was equally heartwarming, filled with waves and joyful greetings. They even exchanged personal vows, adding an intimate twist to their Hindu ceremony.
The evening reception glowed in green and gold, elevated but relaxed. Specialty cocktails, an incredible DJ set, and non-stop dancing set the tone. The night ended with a hilarious twist—without a cake knife, Divya used a cocktail stirrer to cut the cake, and guests eventually dove in hands-first. One of their favorite photos? Their sisters were eating cake straight from the platter.
From Sangeet dance parties to handwritten vows, every detail was infused with intention, joy, and just the right amount of chaos. Divya’s advice to future destination brides: “Be great hosts, expect the unexpected, and don’t take anything too seriously.”
Their wedding was proof that the best moments are the ones you never plan for.

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Why and how did you choose this venue?
We wanted a location that was unique to the destination, that could accommodate the wedding, cocktail hour, and reception in one day, and still hold up to 200 guests. Our wedding planners found this location, and we absolutely loved the character of the place and its vibrant colors.

Who proposed and how?
We always do the New York Times crossword puzzle over a cup of chai. We also love trying new challenges, activities, and making things together. Neal decided that one of our future date ideas would be creating a crossword for each other (he actually came up with this before deciding to propose this way).

He spent months creating a grid shaped like a question mark and wrote code to design a crossword puzzle where the words “Marry Me” were hidden diagonally. It was a rainy Saturday—we were at a cafe in Brooklyn doing our crossword puzzles—and he proposed at the end. When we returned to Neal’s apartment, all of our friends and family were there waiting to celebrate!

Give us some insight into the wedding planning process.
We chose a destination wedding to give our closest friends and family a chance to go on an adventure together and create unforgettable memories. We picked Mexico City because we knew our guests would love the food, culture, museums, nature, and history.

After deciding, we interviewed two wedding planners with experience planning Indian weddings in CDMX. Xanath’s team won us over immediately—their energy was contagious, and they understood the cultural nuances of working with Indian families.

Describe the wedding day (Feelings, emotions...)
It was truly the most fun day of our lives. We both felt overwhelmed with joy seeing all our friends and family enjoying themselves so much.

Ceremony Ambiance
The ceremony’s color palette was colorful and rustic, with natural wood elements and a mandap covered in multicolored flowers. The guests wore vibrant colors, and set against the yellow hacienda backdrop, the whole atmosphere felt festive and joyful.

We kept things relaxed and full of natural, casual moments that helped us feel deeply connected to everyone there. Neal’s favorite part was leading the Baraat—he looked back and saw all of his people behind him, which was incredibly meaningful. Divya’s favorite part was her entrance, getting to wave and greet everyone who had traveled so far to celebrate. We also said personal vows, which is not usually part of Hindu ceremonies, and it made it even more special.

Reception Ambiance
The reception had a green and gold theme, more glitzy but still in harmony with the natural setting of the venue. The cocktail service was a hit—guests loved the specialty drinks and wandering through the hacienda. The DJs were absolutely amazing; everyone danced as hard as they could all night.

Wedding Attire
We had our wedding outfits custom-made in India. I wore a traditional South Indian white sari with gold embroidery and a red border, as per tradition. Neal wore a red velvet sherwani to match.

Favorite Moments or Highlights
All of our guests dancing to “Not Like Us” during the Sangeet was such a fun memory!

Advice to Future Destination Brides
Definitely hire a local wedding planner who loves what they do. Prioritize being good hosts—your guests have traveled far, and showing appreciation through great food, music, and comfort goes a long way.

Also, don’t take anything too seriously! Expect the unexpected, and just go with the flow.

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We couldn’t find a knife to cut our cake, so I used a cocktail stirrer instead. By the end of the night, guests were just diving into the cake with their hands! One of our favorite photos is a candid iPhone shot of our sisters eating the unsliced cake—it’s hilarious and unforgettable.

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Catering: Suvai | Ceremony Venue: Hacienda El Pedregal | Cinematography: Arte Visual MF | DJ: Sense DJ | Floral & Decor: Te Quiero Feliz XB | Hair & Makeup: Bride Lab | Photographer: Arte Visual MF | Planning & Design: Xanath Bañuelos | Reception Venue: Hacienda El Pedregal | Sangeet Venue: Sofitel Ballroom | Wedding PR: My Planner Journal


Voorhees, NJ Fusion Wedding by WSS Weddings

Hello, Maharanis! Check out Urja & Alexander's stunning wedding on today's Platinum Guide Blog!

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Photography: WSS Weddings | Cinematography: WSS Weddings | DJ: Vibe District | Lighting: Vibe District | Photo Booths: Vibe District | Sangeet Venue: The Palombaro Club | Ceremony & Reception Venue: The Mansion on Main Street | Planning & Design: Bride | Floral & Decor: RnR Wedding & Events | Floral & Decor: Saga Events | Hair & Makeup: Glam Studio by Sanjida | Hair & Makeup: Make up by Marium Emrul | Hair & Makeup: Anthiroxxhair | Catering: Moghul Caterers | Catering: Colonial Market | Bridal Fashions: Walk in Style | Bridal Fashions / Bridal Jewelry: Rudra Boutique | Bridal Jewelry: Maa Shakti Boutique | Cake & Treats: Sunflour Bakery | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Tali | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Khanz Creations | Mehndi Artist: Alfaaz Henna | Registry: The Knot | Transportation: First Class Luxury Limousine | Tuxedos: Moda Gentleman 2 | Priest: Dapper Pandit


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