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Los Angeles, CA Indian Wedding by Balerina Films

Mehak & Bhavin’s Southern California celebration is exactly that kind of experience—a wedding that wasn’t just captured, but felt, frame by frame. From the vibrant sangeet to the sacred ceremony at BAPS Temple LA and a stunning beachfront reception at The Waterfront Beach Resort, this multi-day celebration unfolded like a cinematic love story—one that Balerina Films brought to life with movement, emotion, and storytelling that lingers long after the final scene.

Because this, Maharani brides, is a video feature—and trust us, you’re going to want to hit replay.

The festivities began with a high-energy sangeet at R Banquet, where the tone was set immediately: bold, joyful, and unapologetically celebratory. With planning and design by Preevents, every moment flowed seamlessly, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

And when the music started? It didn’t stop. DJ Fresh took over the night, delivering beats that turned the dance floor into the heartbeat of the celebration. From choreographed performances to spontaneous dance-offs, the energy was infectious—the kind of night where “just one more song” turns into hours of non-stop dancing.

Mehak’s looks throughout the weekend were nothing short of iconic. For her bridal ensemble, she wore Anita Dongre, bringing a sense of refined elegance and timeless craftsmanship to her wedding day. Her beauty looks, created by Makeup by Dina, Drea V Makeup, and Farah with the Good Hair, were flawlessly executed—each one enhancing her natural glow while complementing the distinct vibe of every event. And let's not forget about Neha Assar, who created an incredible mehndi design worth the incredible images.

Of course, no South Asian wedding is complete without unforgettable food, and Natraj delivered a culinary experience that guests won’t soon forget. Rich flavors, comforting classics, and a menu that kept everyone coming back for seconds (and thirds) made every event as delicious as it was memorable.

And that’s what makes this feature so special. From the vibrant sangeet to the sacred temple ceremony to a reception that danced into the night, Mehak & Bhavin’s wedding was a celebration of love, culture, and connection—brought to life through cinematic storytelling that will be cherished for years to come.

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Some love stories begin with grand gestures. Ours began quietly with a swipe, a typo, and perfect timing.
We met the way many modern love stories do: online. When Bhavin’s profile first appeared on my screen, his name actually read “Bryan.” It was almost a miss, but something about him felt genuine and familiar. Our conversation flowed effortlessly, and what began as casual messages soon turned into something we both looked forward to each day.

From the very beginning, there was an ease between us, laughter, honesty, and a sense of comfort that didn’t need explanation. As time passed, it became clear that what we were building was more than romance. Bhavin was steady, thoughtful, and deeply supportive, the kind of partner who feels like home. We grew together through shared values, everyday moments, and a bond rooted in trust and friendship.

When Bhavin proposed, it felt less like a surprise and more like a natural continuation of a journey that had always felt aligned. What began with a simple swipe and a miswritten name had quietly grown into a love filled with intention, patience, and partnership.

During our wedding ceremony, one moment captured the essence of everything we believe marriage to be. We touched each other’s feet, a ritual traditionally symbolic of respect and humility. But for us, it held a deeper meaning. It was a mutual gesture, an unspoken promise that there would be no hierarchy between us. Only equality, gratitude, and reverence. In that moment, we honored not just tradition, but each other, choosing to bow not out of obligation, but out of love.

Today, as husband and wife, we carry that same quiet certainty forward — grateful that our story began in the most modern of ways, yet led us to something timeless, sacred, and deeply rooted in respect.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
We wanted to create something that felt intentional and deeply meaningful rather than just visually beautiful. The inspiration behind our Singapore mandap was rooted in the idea of welcome a space where every guest felt embraced, united, and genuinely happy to be together. While aesthetics naturally mattered, our true focus was on creating an atmosphere filled with warmth, love, and connection. During this time, I was balancing two jobs, and we had just welcomed a new puppy into our lives, making the planning process one of the most demanding seasons we’ve experienced yet, also one of the most rewarding. Bhavin was deeply involved every step of the way, thoughtfully supporting and shaping our vision alongside me. My mother-in-law and father-in-law were equally involved, with countless conversations and shared excitement as we brought the details to life together. Meanwhile, my parents stood firmly behind us, ensuring that any support we needed, emotional or financial, was given wholeheartedly.

Maharanis, if you’ve ever wondered whether wedding videography is worth it, let this be your answer.

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Sangeet Venue: R Banquet | Ceremony Venue: BAPS Temple LA | Reception Venue: The Waterfront Beach Resort a Hilton Hotel | Planning & Design: Preevents | Floral & Decor: Flower Allie | Hair & Makeup: Makeup by Dina | Hair & Makeup: Drea V Makeup | Hair & Makeup: Farah with the Good Hair | Catering: Natraj | DJ: Dj Fresh | Bridal Fashions: Anita Dongre | Mehndi Artist: Neha Assar | Photography: Balerina Films


Carlsbad, CA Indian Wedding by Balerina Films

If there’s one word to describe Ruhi & Akash’s wedding, it’s intentional—every event, every design choice, and every emotion felt thoughtfully curated to reflect who they are as a couple. This was a South Asian wedding weekend that balanced tradition and modern flair, personal history and elevated production, all wrapped in color, joy, and heartfelt moments.

The celebrations began where Ruhi’s story started: her childhood home in Irvine, CA. Hosting the mehndi and haldi there added a deeply emotional layer to the festivities, especially when Ruhi had her mehndi applied on the same green bench she once played on as a child.

For the larger wedding events, Ruhi & Akash chose Omni La Costa, a venue that delivered a true resort-style experience while offering multiple scenic backdrops. The planning and design by Eventspell brought structure, flow, and polish to the entire weekend, ensuring that each event felt distinct while still cohesive. From logistics to creative execution, the celebrations unfolded seamlessly.

The floral vision by JnJ Florals played a major role throughout the weekend, layering vibrant colors and lush arrangements that enhanced each space without overpowering it. From ceremony florals to statement installations, the décor struck the perfect balance between bold and refined.

The ceremony beautifully blended Marathi traditions with Rajasthani elements, culminating in the exchange of handwritten vows. And just when guests thought the moment couldn’t get more memorable, the ceremony concluded with a color cannon finale, filling the air with celebration and leaving guests in awe.

Ruhi’s bridal fashion journey was equally stunning and thoughtfully planned. From a traditional green mehndi outfit styled with a voluminous braid, pink florals, and a pearl paranda, to a bold orange sharara for haldi, each look felt intentional and expressive. Her coral red sangeet ensemble stood out beautifully against blue-and-white European-inspired décor, while her pink bridal lehenga—rich with intricate embroidery of florals and birds—felt regal and romantic. Paired with emerald green jewelry and delicate butterfly kaleera, it was a look that balanced softness and royalty. The weekend ended with a striking royal blue reception look that made a powerful statement.

Hair and makeup evolved effortlessly throughout the weekend thanks to Drea V Makeup and Makiaj, who worked closely with Ruhi’s vision while adding their own professional artistry. Using two different teams allowed each look to feel fresh and unique, perfectly matched to the mood of each event.

One of the most memorable aspects of the celebration was the dancing. powered by the high-energy beats of 3D Sounds. From joyful family performances at the haldi to a heartfelt dance with her mom to a surprise bridal solo that left Akash beaming, each performance carried emotion. Akash even stepped out of his comfort zone, learning multiple dances for the sangeet and reception—a true crowd favorite and a testament to his love and commitment.

The celebrations were beautifully captured by Balerina Films, whose cinematography and photography preserved every vibrant detail—from the quiet, emotional moments to the high-energy dance floor scenes. Their storytelling ensured that the emotions of the weekend will live on long after the music faded.

Before the reception officially began, Ruhi & Akash shared a champagne tower pour with their closest friends, cheering them on—a high-energy, celebratory moment that perfectly set the tone for the night ahead.

At its core, Ruhi & Akash’s wedding wasn’t about perfection—it was about feeling. The colors, the vows, the dances, the thoughtful details all came together to create a celebration that guests truly experienced. As Ruhi beautifully shared, trends may fade, but the emotions you create will stay forever—and this wedding was overflowing with them.

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
In 2021, we were both busy in medical residency while also trying to date. I was in coastal Ventura while Akash was living in Las Vegas. We matched on Hinge and met up at a Mexican restaurant in Costa Mesa for our first date. The conversation lasted hours and we felt like we had known each other forever. We vowed during that date that we would see each other every 2 weeks and make long distance work. Soon, the only thing getting me through residency was his facetimes at the end of the long day. I had never met someone so caring, funny, genuine and I knew that this was a once in a lifetime type of love.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Akash knew he wanted to propose to me before we finished residency, which was a whole operation as Akash was still living in Las Vegas. Akash teamed up with one of my best friends to create a plan. My friend who recently got engaged told me she wanted to do a photoshoot with her closest friends in Palos Verdes. This was believable because she was also a professional photographer and seemed like something she would do. I, fully believing I was there for her photoshoot, arrived at this beautiful location with my 3 best friends greeting me. My friends then walked me to the proposal spot, a gazebo full of flowers and candles overlooking the ocean. Akash was waiting for me underneath and I could not believe this was my proposal. My family and friends then surprised me with champagne and flowers and we enjoyed the beautiful sunny day with stunning ocean views. It was such a beautiful moment having my 3 best friends walk me over to my future husband at our proposal spot – such a good blend of a romantic moment with my husband as well as a culmination of all of the feelings with my best friends being with me through all of the years.

Afterwards, Akash added more to the surprise and had an after party at my childhood home in Irvine with all of my closest family and friends with a live pasta station and an open bar. I could not believe Akash pulled this all off!

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.
When I envisioned our wedding, I dreamed of a joyous experience that felt like us in every detail. I wanted a mehndi and haldi in my childhood home in Irvine, CA. I got my mehndi done on the same outdoor green bench that I grew up playing on, which was such a special moment.

Since our proposal was overlooking the ocean, I wanted a different more green, nature filled vibe for our wedding. I immediately loved Omni La Costa in Carlsbad because it allowed us to have 3 different beautiful locations for all of our events. It was also nice as it felt like a mini destination as most family and friends were from Orange County. I knew I wanted an outdoor sangeet where guests felt like they were dancing under the stars. For the wedding, I knew I wanted vibrant colored decor and a color cannon along with a raised aisle. It was so beautiful seeing the color cannon amongst the palm trees and the ponds in the background.

For my mehndi I wore a traditional green outfit but I added a flare with a voluminous braid with pink flowers and a pearl paranda.

For my other outfit choices, I chose non-traditional choices. For haldi, I wore an orange sharara with a dupatta flowing from the back of it. For sangeet, I wore a coral red outfit that was perfect for sangeet as it stood out amongst our blue and white European inspired decor and the outfit flared so beautifully during all of the dance turns. For my wedding, I chose pink and for the reception I chose royal blue.

For my hair and makeup looks, I came in with specific pictures of hair and makeup but I also did let the hair and makeup artists give their own input as well which I think in turn created such a variety of looks. I also had two different hair and makeup teams for my events which I think ended up working out so beautifully as every look felt really unique.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I knew I wanted a pink bridal lehenga but I wanted it to still look very royal. The lehenga had intricate embroidery that featured flowers and birds which I felt was so unique. When I wore it for the first time, both of our parents and my sister in law could not stop looking at it and I knew it was the one. I combined light emerald green jewelry which gave a beautiful contrast. The dupatta was a slightly darker shade of pink and featured embroidery on it. My favorite element was the dainty kaleera which had butterflies falling from it which felt so elegant.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
I loved planning all of the dance performances  at our wedding. We even did a dance at our Haldi with my cousin sister and my sister in law which was so special. I loved doing a dance with my mom and then also performing my bridal solo dance which was a surprise for my husband, Akash. I loved seeing his face in excitement and surprise. Akash even learned multiple dances with me for sangeet and reception and he is not a dancer at all but he did an amazing job and it was so sweet of him to be so involved in dances for me.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
My guests loved the wedding ceremony and the vibrant colored decor, the exchange of personal vows and the color cannon at the end. They cannot stop talking about the color cannon and how it was the perfect finale for the wedding ceremony.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
On our wedding day, I entered with my brothers under a floral canopy down a set of stairs which was so special. Our ceremony combined both our traditions of Marathi culture with Rajasthani elements. Exchanging handwritten vows was my favorite moment—it was deeply personal, grounding us in the midst of tradition.

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.
The Haldi was so special to me because my mother DIY'd all of the decor in the courtyard of my childhood home and it turned out so so beautiful! She ordered wooden planks, nailed them together, and painted them white herself. She then adorned flowers to strings and hung them on the structures. She ordered beautiful florals and a platform stage to complete the look. Then her friends came over and decorated the house with flower pots and other beautiful decor.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Looking back, I realize our wedding was less about perfect décor or timelines and more about the feelings we created.  My advice to future brides is simple: design for the emotions you want people to carry home. Trends fade, but the magic of shared laughter, happy tears, and a packed dance floor—that will stay with you forever.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
We loved doing a champagne tower pouring with our closest friends cheering us on in the background. It was such a high-energy moment and so perfect sharing an intimate moment with them before the reception begun.

See you tomorrow, ladies—more love, more details, and more beautiful stories await.

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Cinematography & Photography: Arina Balerina | Sangeet Venue: Omni La Costa | Ceremony & Reception Venue: Omni La Costa | Planning & Design: Eventspell | Floral & Decor: JnJ Florals | Hair & Makeup: Drea V Makeup | Hair & Makeup: Makiaj | Catering: Mantra | Catering: Manohar Delhi Palace | DJ: 3D Sounds | Baraat: 3D Sounds | Bollywood Performers & Instructors: Adaa Dance Academy | Bridal Fashions (Sangeet): Seema Gujral | Bridal Fashions (Wedding): Rachit Khanna | Bridal Fashions (Reception): Sulakshana Monga | Cake & Treats: Churro Cart | Rentals: Team Impulse Events


Merida, MX Indian Wedding by The Wedding Filmer

Some weddings make you smile. Some weddings make you cry. And then there’s Aayush & Suman’s wedding—a celebration so cinematic, so soul-stirring, and so beautifully human that you will find yourself smiling, crying, and pausing every few seconds just to whisper, “Wow… that actually happened.” When The Wedding Filmer takes the lead on cinematography, magic isn’t a possibility—it’s a guarantee. And this celebration at the lush Hacienda San Pedro Ochil was nothing short of breathtaking.

From the start, the visuals feel like a love poem in motion. Two grooms, two hearts, two families merging into one story framed by towering palms, warm island light, and the rustic elegance of the Hacienda’s old-world architecture. The Wedding Filmer, a powerhouse featured team known for crafting films that feel like intimate documentaries rather than staged productions, captured every moment with the tenderness and grandeur it deserved. Their signature style—raw, emotional, poetic—turned Aayush & Suman’s journey into a work of art. They are undoubtedly masters of their craft, having redefined what wedding movies can be. 

But they weren’t alone. Sahed Photography, Ashish Sawhny, Raj Sampad, and Addy Khanna joined forces behind the lens, turning this wedding into what can only be described as the Avengers-level collaboration of South Asian cinematography. Every angle, every tear, every hand squeeze, every laugh—it all found its place in a tapestry of beautifully crafted frames. Photographer Judson Rappaport added her own layer of storytelling with rich editorial stills that captured the grooms in their quiet moments: adjusting their tuxes, exchanging glances, and smiling like two people who know they’ve just won at life.

Hacienda San Pedro Ochil provided the perfect setting for every chapter of this celebration—from sangeet to ceremony to a reception that glowed under strings of lights and the warm MexIcan night. The wedding planning was a blast thanks to Emmanuel Vega Events, who really understood everything they needed and handled the planning and design with enviable ease, transforming the historic estate into a celebration where modern aesthetics met soulful tradition. Minimal Estudio complemented the natural surroundings with floral arrangements that were artistic without ever feeling overdone. Think greenery that felt organic and effortless, soft blooms tucked into stone corners, and details that whispered elegance rather than shouting it. The mandap was decorated with kaleere, a tradition that Aayush grew up with.

The grooms looked every bit the modern style icons in ensembles by Bobo Calcutta, Siddartha Tytler, and Parama—design houses that know how to create fashion with equal parts edge, culture, and sophistication. Their sleek tuxedos from Philocaly Menswear completed the transformation, blending bold personal style with timeless tailoring. Makeup by Veronica Galvan ensured both grooms glowed (we’re not saying dewy perfection, but… yes, dewy perfection), and Mehndi by Veronica added a touch of artistic tradition that felt personal and deeply meaningful.

The sounds of the night were curated by DJ Robert Firth, who kept the energy both elevated and intimate—perfectly matching the emotional tone of the films. At the reception, guests dined on exquisite dishes by Margo Amalia, a culinary artist whose flavors transported everyone straight into a sensory love story. Every plate was a reflection of the joy being celebrated.

And through it all, The Wedding Filmer captured a story that wasn’t just about two people getting married—it was about love choosing courage—family choosing acceptance. Community choosing celebration. The wedding film reflects all of it: the unfiltered emotion, the laughter between friends, the tenderness in vows, the electric reception energy, and the quiet moments where the world seemed to pause just for Aayush & Suman.

If you’re ready to fall in love all over again, watch their film and immerse yourself in the beauty of what happens when the right couple meets the perfect creative team. 

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
We met in medical school in India. I (Aayush) made the first move —I found Suman walking around campus and said I liked his artwork, though he didn't really pay much attention (or maybe he secretly did). But I did not give up, and eight months later, we were dating.

In Suman’s version, it took Aayush eight months to get the hint that Suman was already head over heels in love. We like to think of our love as a first date that never ends, despite the challenges of long distances spanning years and sometimes continents. Somehow, despite the distance that often separated us during our years of medical training, we grew closer together.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
After making Aayush wait for over a decade, Suman planned a surprise proposal in Central Park, New York. He brought Aayush along with the pretense of meeting their closest friends for their son's photoshoot, except that the lens was waiting for the two of them. There, in front of Bethesda fountain, Suman went down on one knee (in white trousers!), and Aayush went speechless for the only time in his life.

For the proposal, Suman designed the engagement ring with a marquis diamond to represents ‘A’ and a tension setting to represent ‘S’, thus combining their names in eternity.

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.
As we started planning the wedding, we knew that we wanted to incorporate details that were unique to our lives. Aayush had always wanted to have a traditional wedding where all family and friends gather together in a big family home to celebrate over lovely songs, ancient rituals and endless cups of chai. Suman, ever the romantic, loved the idea of a historic home with large gardens and majestic trees. Haciendas in Merida fit the bill perfectly and we left it to our wonderful wedding planner Emm to find the perfect spot! We wanted our guests to feel like they were coming home. In a time when we are all scattered across the globe, we wanted everyone to be able to come together and feel a part of a family. And, over the course of the weekend, we did all become one family.

We trusted our planner Emm to find vendors who would understand our vision and he found the perfect team. Everyone, the design team, catering, DJ and venue staff, saw the beauty in our story and were genuinely happy for us. We knew they are the experts in their crafts and we let them create their magic, which was the best decision!

Memories are important to us, so we brought along our amazing photographer Judson from New York (who captured our proposal) and our dream videographers, The Wedding Filmer, from India.

How did you select your wedding outfit? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
We sourced our wedding outfits from India to reflect our love for the rich textile heritage that we grew up with. We both do not follow gender norms in our style and we chose androgynous looks for our wedding day as it best represented us.

Aayush wore a couture Anarkali style outfit in dusky pink with old gold trim by Siddhartha Tytler. Suman wore a traditional lehenga and angrakha designed by Fauzia Khan which featured Chikankari and Mukaish.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The wedding planning was a blast for us. Thanks to our planner Emmanuel Vega (Emm) who really understood us, we got to enjoy every little bit of the process. All of our vendors paid personal attention to making our dreams come true.

One of the most enjoyable parts was our initial trip to Merida, Mexico with Emm and his team - not only did Emm plan every part of our trip, he also helped us navigate the myriad decisions and made sure we had an amazing time when the work was done - though we could never keep up on the mezcals!

Our caterers, even though they had never cooked Indian food, did such a wonderful job learning our culture and even brought out the spices for us to approve at the tasting. And of course, shopping for outfits in India is an adventure we would never forget, It spanned three cities and countless trials and we loved every bit of it.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
The venues!

The lovingly tended gardens all around us, the beautiful table settings that the staff put together each day, the Oxacan candles, honey liqueur Xtabentun, and rattan fans that Emmanuel (our planner) and the design team sourced from across Mexico, each little detailed made the time that much more magical.

Throughout the few days, our guests (and us) loved that so many of the elements were handcrafted and represented us in both planned and unplanned ways.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
For Suman, it was watching Aayush come down the aisle slowly, and then midway realizing that the slow walk is not for him so he literally sprints down the steps toward me (Suman) with the most beautiful smile on his face – that is my most cherished memory.

For me (Aayush), it was the first look in the light of a candle (Shubho-drishti, in Bengali tradition) where I saw Suman in his intricately embroidered Chikankari lehenga with traditional Bengali bridal eye makeup, covering his face with his hands (which had betel leaves design henna on his hands) – truly like Bengal Royalty!

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.
One of the special touches to our wedding was the gender fluidity in the customs. The wedding altar (mandap) was decorated with kaleere - jewelry that traditionally adorns the wrists of a Punjabi bride and symbolizes good wishes from her family- a tradition that Aayush grew up with. Unconventionally for a groom, Aayush also wore a pair of Kaleere on the wedding day, decorated with individual charms that his closest friends, family, and Suman had picked out for him, including a blue door to represent Suman’s dorm room, their safe place.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
One of the vendors most special to our hearts is the videographer team The Wedding Filmer.While they are undoubtably masters of their craft, having redefined what wedding movies can be, what was extra special for us was how every person on the team formed a personal connection with us. Though we only knew them for a few days, they have now become friends we cherish. Ashish -our director, Raj, Addy, and Sahed saw the infinite magic in the small moments and captured it so perfectly. We are especially grateful to Vishal for his vision and personal attention in all aspects, but particularly crafting the perfect musical score for our film.

And for more love stories like this—bold, heartfelt, and beautifully told—follow us on Instagram.

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Cinematographer: The Wedding Filmer | Cinematographer: Sahed Photography | Cinematographer: Ashish Sawhny | Cinematographer: Raj Sampad | Cinematographer: Addy Khanna | Photographer: Judson Rappaport | Venue: Hacienda San Pedro Ochil | Planning & Design: Emmanuel Vega Events | Floral & Decor: Minimal Estudio | Hair & Makeup: Veronica Galvan | Catering: Margo Amalia | DJs: Robert Firth | Groom's Fashions: Bobo Calcutta | Groom's Fashions: Siddartha Tytler | Groom's Fashions: Parama | Mehndi Artists: Mehndi by Veronica | Tuxedos: Philocaly Menswear


Los Angeles, CA Indian Wedding by White Rose Cinema and Photo

Some love stories feel written in the stars—Nidhi & Sasikanth’s felt written across galaxies. Their journey began with a swipe, a spark, and a cosmic coincidence: the day they matched on a dating app, Sasikanth was working in the maternity ward of the very hospital where Nidhi was born. She was at UC Berkeley, hundreds of miles away, yet there he was, in the place her life began. If that’s not a sign from the universe, then honestly… what is?

Six years of long distance only deepened their bond. Through time zones, airports, late-night FaceTimes, and more emotional airport goodbyes than any couple deserves, their love stayed steady. When they finally stood together overlooking the sunlit hills of Los Angeles, ready to exchange vows, it felt like destiny finally exhaling. And oh, did they celebrate that destiny beautifully.

Pacific Palms Resort transformed into a breathtaking paradise where tradition met modern elegance. Subham Events by Kavita orchestrated the entire weekend with flawless precision—think Pinterest board perfection, but actually real and even better. Weddings by Wardah and Pure Chic Events brought the décor magic, layering soft pastels, thoughtful textures, and floral artistry that seemed to whisper romance in every corner. The mehndi, the sangeet, the ceremony—each event felt like a chapter in a perfectly illustrated love story.

Nidhi looked every bit the modern Telugu princess. While many brides opt for metallic zardozi, she went in her own direction—pastel threadwork, a light green saree, a dramatic peach veil, and emerald-and-diamond jewelry so stunning it could stop time. Chhaganlal Fine Jewellery's creations didn’t just shine; they radiated. In true Telugu tradition, jewelry played a starring role throughout the celebrations. Each event featured its own curated ensemble: antique gold temple jewelry for the Pellikuthuru, emeralds for the wedding, tanzanites for the reception (complete with navy velvet draping to match!), and rubies for the sangeet’s sunset theme. The emeralds popped beautifully against her custom Mishru ensemble and the elegant pieces from Divaa Jain KastaanSuhenna Creations adorned Nidhi with intricate mehndi that complemented every look beautifully.

Makeup by Shazz worked her signature magic, ensuring Nidhi glowed effortlessly from sunrise to the sparkler exit. And let’s talk about those moments: White Rose Production Cinema and Photo captured them with breathtaking intimacy. Every tear, laugh, twirl, and “OMG she looks incredible” expression was frozen in time with an editorial finesse that we adore from our Platinum Guide–worthy cinematographers. They capture the true essence of the day: the connection, the family, and all the small, loving moments in between. More than a record of events, Amber Rain Photography images are a portrait of a feeling, pulsing with the life of two souls intertwined and a thousand fragments of love.

Speaking of twirls… the Sangeet was a showstopper. Nidhi isn’t just any dancer—she’s a professional performer with over 300,000 followers, and yes, she delivered. With choreography that could rival an awards-show opener and the energy to match, she lit up the night. Many of LA’s top South Asian creators were in attendance, adding sparkle to the guest list while Riamu Entertainment Inc. kept the dance floor alive until the very last beat.

From cuisine to content creation, the vendor team delivered beyond perfection. Vishnu Catering and Mantra Caterers (with Chef Sumit Sharma leading the magic!) treated guests to a feast bursting with flavor. Onekahani captured behind-the-scenes moments like digital poetry. The groom, effortlessly stylish, wore custom designs by legends Manish MalhotraDivaa Jain Kastaan, and Jayanti Reddy, completing a weekend of fashion-forward brilliance.

Guests couldn’t stop raving about the way the couple beautifully intertwined Telugu traditions—Jeerakara Bellam, Thalli Katadam, Talambralu—with American elements like personalized vows and exchanging wedding bands. It was a fusion that felt authentic, heartfelt, and undeniably them. This wedding wasn’t just seen. It was felt. Lived. Celebrated. And thanks to this dream team, forever remembered. 

If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing your story unfold like a cinematic dream, let this be your inspiration.

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DJ: Riamu Entertainment | Lighting: Riamu Entertainment | Cinematography: White Rose Production Cinema and Photo | Photography: Amber Rain Photography | Venue: Pacific Palms Resort | Planning & Design: Subham Events by Kavita | Venue Decor: Weddings by Wardah | Pre-wedding Decor: Pure Chic Events | Hair & Makeup: Makeup by Shazz | Catering: Vishnu Catering | Catering: Mantra Caterers | Catering: Sumit Sharma | Bridal Jewelry: Chhaganlal Fine Jewellery | Mehndi Artist: Suhenna Creations | Content Creator: Onekahani | Groom's Outfits: Manish Malhotra | Groom's Outfits: Jayanti Reddy | Bride's Custom Lehenga / Groom's Outfits: Divaa Jain Kastaan | Bride's Custom Lehenga: Mishru


Lindhurst, NY Indian Wedding by Bliss Wedding Films

Some love stories feel like they were always meant to be. Manisha & Jason's is one of them. Their journey began not with fireworks or grand declarations but with a simple question at a mandir wedding: "Do you know where the photoshoot is?" Little did they know that that moment would lead to lifelong snapshots together.

When Jason asked Manisha to "get glammed up" for a surprise, she didn't know she was stepping onto her red carpet moment. On a breezy August afternoon at the LIC Pier, Jason—accompanied by their families and closest friends—popped the question with florals, a glowing Marry Me sign, and a chorus of "Say Yes!" If that's not cinematic magic, what is?

Manisha & Jason envisioned elegance, minimalism, and meaningful moments for their big day. Every venue was thoughtfully chosen to reflect their journey. Their Sangeet came alive at Pearl Banquet in Hicksville, where a vibrant Jungle Disco theme set the tone for a lively celebration. The wedding ceremony found its perfect home at Chateau La Mer, Long Island, fulfilling Manisha's dream of a mandap over water. For the grand finale, the couple hosted their reception at Hyatt Regency Long Island, an elegant space that embraced their large guest list with impeccable service and charm.

The talented team at Studio Sheen Events brought their vision to life, ensuring every detail flowed seamlessly. Stylish Events crafted the floral and decor elements, striking the perfect balance between minimalism and sophistication. Manisha's flawless beauty looks for each event were in the expert hands of Makeup by Gurdeep, whose versatility brought a fresh and unique style to every celebration. The artistic touch of Henna by Pallavi adorned Manisha's hands with intricate mehndi designs, telling stories of love and heritage.

Capturing the magic on film was Bliss Wedding Films, a team whose name says it all. More than just documenting events, they artfully wove Manisha and Jason's story into a visual masterpiece, where every glance, every laugh, and every emotional moment felt cinematic yet intimate. From the soft morning light during bridal prep to the golden hour pheras by the water, Bliss Wedding Films knew how to let each moment breathe, making the couple's love story the show's true star.

From there, the celebrations pulsed with rhythm and joy, thanks to the energetic beats of DJ USA's Arjun Patel and DJ Smooth's Akshay Luthra, who kept the party alive from Sangeet to reception. Live performances by Premier Drummers and Raj Daffu added layers of vibrant energy, perfectly complementing the carefully curated ambiance. The baraat procession, led by Ponies Will Travel, was a show-stopping spectacle that kicked off the festivities in style, ensuring every guest felt swept up in the magic. Enjoy today's footage!

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
I first met Jason at the mandir during my best friend’s Mata Ki Chowki. I was a bridesmaid, and he was a groomsman. We exchanged glances but didn’t speak—until the day of the wedding.

That’s when Jason approached me, asking if I knew where the bridesmaids and groomsmen photoshoot was taking place. When I told him I wasn’t sure, he asked for my number so he could send me the details. What started as a simple exchange turned into texts, then FaceTime calls, and eventually, our first date—and the rest is history!

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Jason asked me to find the perfect outfit and have my hair, makeup, and nails done—but little did I know what was in store. On a beautiful August afternoon, he brought together our families and closest friends and proposed at the LIC Pier.

A red carpet adorned with florals led the way, with a glowing Marry Me sign setting the scene. As he sang, "Girl, I got a question for you, can I get an answer?" our loved ones chimed in with "Say yes!"—creating a moment straight out of a dream. Then, in front of everyone dear to us, Jason got down on one knee and proposed. It was truly unforgettable.

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 began our search with venues, and one of my top priorities was having the mandap over water. Chateau La Mer on Long Island was the perfect choice, offering the breathtaking setting we envisioned. For our Sangeet, we wanted a venue that felt fresh and up-and-coming, and The Pearl in Hicksville was a perfect fit.

When it came to our reception, we sought a venue that embodied elegance while accommodating a large guest list. The Hyatt Regency – Long Island exceeded our expectations, not only with its grandeur but also with its attention to detail and exceptional customer service. It was everything we had hoped for and more.

MakeUpByGurdeep is truly a bride’s go-to makeup artist. After scrolling through countless MUA Instagram pages, Gurdeep’s work stood out—her ability to create any look was unmatched. For the same bride, she effortlessly crafted unique and fun styles for each event, making every look feel fresh and distinct.

Jason and I put a lot of thought into our décor, as we both gravitate toward minimalism. We saved the most elegant designs for our Reception, while our Sangeet was a vibrant Jungle Disco—an idea we envisioned together and brought to life with the help of our incredible team.

The décor closest to my heart, however, was for my Mehndi. Originally planned for another location, it was moved to my backyard, where my bridesmaids took on the entire setup. From morning till night, they worked tirelessly, hanging banners, draping curtains, arranging flowers, and adding countless thoughtful touches. Who knew a group of girls with medical backgrounds could pull off such professional-level décor? It was truly a labor of love.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I knew I didn’t want the traditional red—I don’t even own anything red. I wanted just a hint of it, but the base color had to be something unique (no pinks or whites). I shared my vision with my best friend—the same friend whose wedding led me to meet Jason.

At one point, I had a backup dress, but I wasn’t in love with it. Sensing this, she kept searching and then sent me the dress. The moment I saw it, I knew—it was perfect. I reached out to the vendor, Baljit from Zardozi Couture in Canada, who was an absolute pleasure to work with. After more than a year of searching, I had finally found the dress.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The time spent with your partner is truly special. Wedding planning is a creative journey—one that involves endless brainstorming, bouncing ideas off each other, and celebrating the moments when something just clicks. Each decision, big or small, is a reminder that you're in this together. (Jason and I would high-five whenever we had one of those "aha" moments—those were the best!)

More than anything, planning a wedding lays the foundation for marriage: teamwork. I’m grateful that Jason and I embraced this early on in our relationship, but for couples just starting out, cherish this process. It’s the first of many beautiful moments of working side by side—just the beginning of forever.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Our wedding ceremony itself was the highlight for many of our guests. They described it as something straight out of a movie—filled with magical moments. From live painting capturing the essence of the day to our sunset vows, the soothing melodies of wedding tunes, and our pandit beautifully explaining the meaning behind each vow, every detail was woven together to create an unforgettable experience.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Jason and I have always been captivated by sunsets—the way they paint the sky with warmth and promise. It felt only natural to exchange our vows as the sun dipped below the horizon, our pheras unfolding by the water’s edge.

As if fate had woven its own blessing, our pandit smiled and noted that sunset is the most auspicious time for this sacred ritual. With a hint of amusement, he added, "I don’t know where they got this idea from," as if the universe itself had whispered it to us, guiding us toward that perfect moment and blessing our union.

Their first conversation was about a wedding photoshoot. Today, they're the stars of their show.

 
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Mehndi Artists: Henna by Pallavi | Sangeet Venue: Pearl Banquet | Ceremony Venue: Chateau La Mer | Reception Venue: Hyatt Regency Long Island | Planning & Design: Studio Sheen Events | Floral & Decor: Stylish Events | Hair & Makeup: Makeup by Gurdeep | DJ: DJ USA - Arjun Patel | DJ: DJ Smooth - Akshay Luthra | Baraat: Ponies Will Travel - Maldonado | Wedding Bridal Fashions: Zardozi Couture | All Other Events Bridal Fashions: Aanchal Bhirwani | Bridal Jewelry: Remat Designs | Bridal Jewelry: Kirni Designs | Cinematography: Bliss Wedding Films | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Customizing Creativity | Live Music: Premier Drummers - Raj Daffu | Live Music: Raj Daffu | Rentals: Grand Event Rentals NY | Rentals: LI Tent Rental | Transportation: Jenz Benz - Jennifer Shirkani | Bridesmaids & Groomsmen Outfits: Meenu Kumar Collection | Groom Attire: Rivesse by Ishan Sanghvi | Live Painting Artist: Makeup by Gurdeep


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