All posts with Color "Chartreuse" in The Platinum Guide Blog
Go up
See the latest in:

MAGAZINE

FEATURED PLATINUM VENDORS

Cancun, MX, Indian Wedding by Jhankarlo Photography

FILMS

Newark, NJ, Indian Wedding by Odyssey Films

hamburger
REAL WEDDINGS WEDDING IDEAS FILMS CERTIFIED VENDORS VENDOR GUIDE GALLERY THE MAGAZINE
Real Weddings Wedding Ideas Indian Wedding Videos MAGAZINES Submit a wedding

The Platinum Guide Blog

All posts with Color "Chartreuse"

Staten Island, NY Fusion Wedding by Ronnie Mae Photography

Some love stories start in fairytales. Others start at high school orientation. For Jackie & Kethan, it was the latter—but with just as much magic. From shy hallway glances in the first year to heartfelt vows years later at Celebrate at Snug Harbor, their love story bloomed into a one-of-a-kind fusion wedding that had everything: Tolkien-inspired decor, gourmet lechon, a surprise proposal on a cliff (yes, really!), and a sangeet that doubled as a full-blown dance concert.

When Kethan got down on one knee, it wasn't in a candlelit restaurant or a photo-ready beach. Nope—this was peak romance, literally. He popped the question at the summit of a post-Thanksgiving hike, surrounded by both families and the panoramic glory of nature. Jackie's reaction? Tears, joy, and a mild case of "I got lost with my nephew" before the grand reveal. Jackie & Kethan's wedding was more than a union—it was a celebration of heritage. Day one kicked off with a Filipino Christian ceremony, followed by a backyard gathering complete with a dreamy white dress and a traditional Barong ensemble. Day two turned up the volume with a colorful mehendi brunch and a high-energy sangeet filled with dancing, heartfelt performances, and even a conventional Filipino tinikling routine. By day three, the main event was nothing short of cinematic.

Forget your average ballroom. Jackie and Kethan chose Celebrate at Snug Harbor, a venue as charming as their story. Think of lush botanical gardens, dramatic vaulted ceilings, and ambiance straight out of a fantasy film. Their Lord of the Rings theme featured candlelit tables, mossy accents, and a Middle-earth seating chart. Jackie walked down the aisle to an Elvish tune while Kethan made his entrance to "Concerning Hobbits"—because why not make your wedding soundtrack legendary? Let's talk about the dream team behind the magic. At the helm of the wedding-day energy was Arjun and Luxe Event Group, who brought the music, lighting, and MC prowess to an entirely new level. From the moment guests stepped onto the dance floor until the very last beat dropped, Luxe kept the energy electric. Their ability to seamlessly blend cultures, tempos, and vibes made them the true rhythm behind the celebration.

Of course, no event runs smoothly without a stellar planner, and Natalie Padovano of Lace And Rose Events was the glue that held it all together. She didn't just plan—she envisioned, executed, and elevated this event. Jackie described her as someone who made her feel " seen, safe, and supported," and those words say it all. Thambula Decor transformed the space into an ethereal woodland dream with floral installations and a candlelit ambiance that evoked romance. Jenna Provini of Beyond the Barn created effortlessly chic hair looks, and Briana Lorenn gave Jackie the flawless bridal glow we all envy. Outfits were curated to perfection—from Jackie's coral pink Kanchipuram saree from Mokshaa Chennai to her dreamy reception lehenga and the bridesmaids' Nalli silks to Kethan's regal sherwani by Kora by Nilesh Mitesh and a crisp reception suit from Suit Supply. Let's not forget the bites! Relish Catering earned rave reviews for a diverse spread that had everyone going back for seconds — and thirds.

Among all the glitz and glam, two moments stood out. First, their vows—raw, emotional, and tear-inducing (for guests and the couple alike). Second, the dancing. From "What Jhumka?" to "Chaiyya Chaiyya," the performances were better than front-row seats at a Bollywood premiere. Jackie even added a personal flair, dancing the traditional Filipino tinikling with her sister. As cultures merged and music soared, the night became a beautiful celebration of love, legacy, and rhythm.

 
photo #429818
photo #429832
photo #429823
photo #429825
photo #429816
photo #429810
photo #429804
outdoor wedding,aisle ceremony,forest wedding,seated guests,mandap setup
photo #429798
photo #429830
photo #429802
outdoor wedding portrait,couple in greenery,bride bouquet,groom embrace,romantic setting
indoor wedding dance,romantic moment,wood panel backdrop,couple dancing,warm lighting

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
I met Kethan back in 2006 during our high school orientation. We were placed in the same group and ended up having all the same classes freshman year. We quickly became close friends. Although we didn’t officially start dating until our senior year, I had a huge crush on him by junior year. I remember telling one of my closest friends at the time that I could actually see myself marrying him someday. It was typical teenage wishful thinking. But
 as it turns out, I was right!

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Kethan and I are big hikers, so it was no surprise when my older sister asked if I wanted to go on a post-Thanksgiving hike. Of course, I said yes! We planned a group hike with both my family and Kethan’s family.

As we made our way to the summit, I actually ended up getting a little lost with my nephew while everyone else waited at the top. When I finally reached the summit, Kethan took me to the edge of the cliff to take in the view, and that’s when he proposed. I cried like a baby!

Afterward, we all headed back to my mother-in-law’s house, where more family and friends were waiting to celebrate.

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.
It was important for us to celebrate both of our cultures across three days. We started with a Filipino Christian ceremony at the Westfield United Methodist Church. Afterwards, we had an intimate gathering with close friends and family in a beautiful tented setup in my mother-in-law’s backyard. I wore a romantic corseted white dress, and Kethan honored my culture by wearing a traditional Barong.

For our main venue, we knew we wanted something surrounded by nature and a reception hall that would be able to accommodate our guests. I didn’t really enjoy the look of traditional ballrooms and wanted something that was different. We ultimately landed on Snug Harbor, a dreamy venue with lush gardens and a grand reception hall with vaulted ceilings and unique wooden details.  As big fantasy nerds, we went with a whimsical, Lord of the Rings-inspired theme, complete with moody candlelight, mossy details, and even a Middle-earth seating chart. Kethan walked down the aisle to “concerning hobbits,” and I walked down to an Elvish song. To help with cost, we DIYed most of the decor, including fun personal touches like custom napkins with our dogs’ faces on them and signage.

I chose vendors who made me feel seen, safe, and supported, especially Natalie from Lace and Rose Events, who helped bring our vision to life.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Since my husband’s family is from South India, I knew I wanted to honor that by wearing a Kanchipuram saree. I’ve always loved bold, bright colors, so I went in thinking I’d choose something in the pink or orange family.

While we were visiting Chennai, Kethan’s aunt took us shopping to find the perfect saree. At first, nothing really spoke to me until we walked into Mokshaa. One of the salesmen showed me the most stunning iridescent coral pink saree with intricate gold zari detailing. In the light, it shimmered with different tones and felt vibrant, elegant, and completely me.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
Making the Lord of the Rings-inspired décor was one of my favorite parts. I love hands-on projects, so it felt more creative than stressful. Plus, it gave me a chance to hang out with my sisters and best friend while getting things done.

Clothes shopping with them was also a highlight, especially seeing them try on Indian outfits for the first time. It was fun, a little chaotic at times, and a really memorable part of the process.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
The food, hands down. Everyone raved about it. The team at Relish did an amazing job putting together a diverse and delicious menu that people are still talking about.

Another big highlight was our vows. They were really personal and emotional. There were definitely a lot of tears in the crowd.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Our vows. I’m not someone who’s usually very expressive with my emotions, but that moment gave us the opportunity to truly solidify our commitment to each other. It felt vulnerable, powerful, and full of so much love.

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 second day of events included a mehendi brunch followed by the sangeet that evening. Kethan’s family put so much effort into transforming the backyard that it was absolutely stunning. The décor was bright and festive, filled with vibrant yellows and pinks.

For my mehendi outfit, I wore a mustard pre-draped saree from Ritu Kumar, while Kethan wore a maroon kurta. Dinner was a mix of Indian and Filipino food, including a big lechon that was quickly devoured by our guests.

That night at the sangeet, I changed into a sequined purple lehenga from Mokshaa, and Kethan wore a sequined navy kurta set. The evening was filled with incredible performances. My bridesmaids and I danced to “What Jhumka?” and Kethan and his cousins brought the energy with “Chaiyya Chaiyya.” To represent my Filipino roots, my sister and I performed the tinikling, a traditional folk dance using bamboo sticks.

Arjun and the Luxe Team MC’d the night and kept the music and energy flowing until the very end.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Don’t sweat the small stuff and don’t crash out before the party starts. Eat something, stay hydrated, and give yourself grace. As per the words of Kethan, “Everything is going to be okay.”

From forest vibes to fusion vows, this wedding was a true celebration of heart and heritage.

STYLE
GUIDE
style
Traditional
Romantic
Contemporary
season
Summer
color
DJ: Luxe Event Group | Venue: Celebrate at Snug Harbor | Planning & Design: Natalie Padovano of Lace And Rose Events | Floral & Decor: Thambula Decor | Hair: Jenna Provini of Beyond the Barn | Makeup: Briana Lorenn | Catering: Relish Catering | Bridal Saree: Mokshaa Chennai | Wedding Dress: Office Seven | Reception Lehenga: Mokshaa Chennai | Bridesmaid Sarees: Nalli Silk Sarees | Bridal Jewelry: Attrangi Designs Chennai | Draping/Styling: Mehndikalogie | Mehndi Artist: Henna by Shweta | Photography: Ronnie Mae Photography | Pandit: Raja Gopal Bhattar | Nails: Nailed by Jenny Tran | Groom’s Sherwani: Kora by Nilesh Mitesh | Groom’s Reception Suit: Suit Supply


Mt. Laurel, NJ Indian Wedding by House of Talent Studio

What do you get when you mix stunning South Asian traditions, a bride who radiates joy (and impeccable fashion sense), a groom who could pass for Bollywood royalty, and a dream team of vendors? The answer is simple: Elena & Sohil’s wedding extravaganza in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey. This multi-day celebration had everything from heartfelt mehndi moments to a baraat fit for a modern-day maharaja.

The festivities started with vibrant pre-wedding events where Elena stole the show in a glowing sage green outfit, her hands adorned with henna that deserved its gallery show. Surrounded by friends showing off their intricate mehndi designs like they were auditioning for a hand-modeling agency, the vibe was pure fun and family. Sohil, of course, matched the energy with his own regal style—because what’s a bride without a well-coordinated groom? Their chemistry was palpable during their adorable pre-wedding moments, which included giggles, forehead kisses, and one jaw-dropping twirl that would put any rom-com scene to shame.

The big day unfolded at The Westin Mount Laurel, a venue that effortlessly combined modern luxury with timeless charm—making it the perfect canvas for Elena & Sohil’s wedding dreams, there the couple tied the knot under a breathtaking floral mandap designed by Rangoli Weddings. We’re talking full floral fantasy—blush pinks, ivories, and soft gold cascading from every corner. With sunlight streaming in and love thick in the air, the moment they exchanged garlands was truly one for the ages. From seamless logistics to picture-perfect design, XO Events LLC ensured every moment flowed like a well-rehearsed Bollywood number. They worked hand-in-hand with all vendors to ensure Elena & Sohil’s vision came to life, blending traditional Indian elements with contemporary elegance.

The reception was where the couple turned the glamour dial to eleven. Elena stunned in a white and silver bridal lehenga that sparkled with every step, while Sohil’s classic black tux gave significant “I’m here to sweep you off your feet” energy. DJ Div and MVP DJs had the beats going all night—and let’s say if there was a dance battle between the bride’s and groom’s sides; we’re still waiting on the judge’s verdict.

Let’s pause for a serious standing ovation for House of Talent Studio, the photographers and cinematographers behind every dreamy frame. They captured Elena & Sohil’s laughter, loving glances, and those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moments (like Sohil whispering something sweet during the ceremony—swoon). Their artistry transformed this celebration into a timeless gallery of memories, full of light, color, and genuine emotion.

 
reception elegance,modern wedding,south asian couple,stylish portrait,luxury fashion,timeless love
mehendi hands,henna art,south asian wedding,pre-wedding traditions,cultural beauty,intricate designs
bridal joy,wedding celebration,mehendi glow,south asian bride,pre-wedding happiness
timeless beauty,cultural celebration,joyful moment,wedding aesthetics,pastel elegance
majestic bride,royal wedding,grand chandelier,elegant decor,south asian bride,bridal beauty
bridal party,bridesmaids,wedding traditions,south asian wedding,colorful lehengas,sisterhood,wedding joy
wedding portrait,outdoor romance,south asian wedding,bride and groom,lake backdrop
wedding couple,luxury wedding,modern tradition,south asian wedding,sports car,stylish groom
candid love,joyful couple,south asian wedding,laughter and love,wedding happiness
wedding portrait,elegant couple,timeless love,luxury wedding,bride and groom,poised for forever
wedding reception,playful couple,newlyweds,romantic setup,luxury decor,south asian wedding
haldi celebration,wedding rituals,south asian wedding,joyful moments,cultural beauty,pre-wedding fun

From vibrant pre-events to a glam reception, it wasn’t just a wedding but a full-scale experience.

STYLE
GUIDE
style
Traditional
Ballroom
Romantic
season
Summer
color
Photography: House of Talent Studio | Cinematography: House of Talent Studio | Venues: The Westin Mount Laurel | Planning & Design: XO Events LLC | Mandap Decor: Rangoli Weddings | DJ: DJ Div | DJ: MVP DJs


Cancun, MX Indian Wedding by Federico Salmeron Photography

Lights, camera, action! Get ready to dive into the grand spectacle of #harshharshmiloni—an Indian wedding that took the shores of Cancun. Picture this: The tranquil waves of the Caribbean gently crashing onto the sandy beach, a soft breeze swaying palm trees in the distance. Enter Miloni, the bride of our dreams, in a breathtaking red lehenga adorned with intricate gold embroidery. It shimmered as she walked, as if each thread had a story to tell. Her regal jewelry added just the right sparkle, so why not blind your audience with some severe bridal bling?

And then, there's Harsh. The dashing groom looked like a royal vision in his light cream sherwani and peach-colored turban. His outfit perfectly complemented Miloni's, proving that true love is color-coordinated. The moment Miloni & Harsh locked eyes during their first look? If this were a Bollywood movie, we'd all cry in the theater. Every great love story has a plot twist, and this one's no different. After a traditional ceremony that would make even the gods weep joyfully, the newlyweds took the celebration to the reception. The dance floor shimmered under twinkling lights, and DJ Sunny P was spinning beats with everyone on their feet, from grandma to the cousin who "doesn't dance."

None of this grandeur would've been possible without the magic touch of Moksha Weddings, who designed and planned every detail perfectly. Navita x Makeup gave Miloni her radiant bridal glow, while Federico Salmeron Photography was there to capture every tear, laugh, and secret glance (and trust us, there were many). Saptapadi Weddings handled the videography, turning this dream day into a cinematic masterpiece that the couple can relive forever. Indian Destination Wedding, Inc. ensured the journey was as smooth as the tequila shots the guests were sneaking during cocktail hour. And let's not forget the venue—Moon Palace Cancun provided the luxurious, beachfront backdrop and mouth-watering catering that had everyone reaching for seconds (and thirds).

Want to relive the romance? Check out the MaharaniWeddings Instagram story to follow the journey of Miloni & Harsh's epic day. This is one wedding saga that proves true love, stunning outfits, and killer dance moves are the perfect recipe for happily ever after.

wedding rituals,sacred moments,floral mandap,ocean backdrop,indian wedding,destination wedding
wedding vows,embrace,floral mandap,oceanfront wedding,love and celebration,bride and groom
wide-angle view,ocean ceremony,floral decor,wedding stage,elegant setup,destination wedding
red lehenga,traditional attire,ocean backdrop,joyful moment,wedding celebration,destination wedding
destination wedding,beachside ceremony,bride and groom
bride and groom,happy couple,floral decor,red lehenga,traditional indian wedding,destination wedding
floral decor,bride and groom,indian wedding,traditional ceremony,cultural celebration
yellow wedding attire,tropical setting,coordinated couple,wedding smiles,happy couple,destination wedding
beachside wedding,reception decor,floral centerpieces,tropical backdrop,outdoor wedding,elegant seating
first dance,elegant couple,blue gown,tuxedo,wedding stage,romantic backdrop,chandeliers

From emotional first looks to dance floor madness, this wedding was a blockbuster hit. 

STYLE
GUIDE
style
Traditional
Beach
Romantic
season
Winter
color
Travel Concierge: Indian Destination Wedding | DJ: DJ Sunny P | Cinematography: Saptapadi Weddings | Venue / Decor / AC: Moon Palace Cancun | Planning & Design: Moksha Weddings | Hair & Makeup: Navita x Makeup | Catering: Moon Palace Cancun | Mehndi Artist: Henna by Sajani | MC: Beats by Jay NJ | Family Makeup and Hair: Styling Trio | Photography: Federico Salmeron Photography


Rockwall, TX Indian Wedding by Epique Cinema

Nestled in the enchanting Hilton Dallas Rockwall, Manjari & Sankar's wedding was a heartfelt celebration woven with love and exquisite detail. Orchestrated by Navik Productions, the venue blossomed under a canopy of florals from Elegant Affairs, setting a dreamlike stage for the day. Manjari, our resplendent bride, was a vision to behold. The artistry of Pattupleats in bridal draping transformed her into a goddess draped in silk; each crease and fold of her sari was meticulously styled to capture the essence of tradition woven with modern grace. The air seemed to pause, and all eyes were drawn to Manjari, whose every step was a testament to the heritage and beauty of South Asian bridal elegance. Epique Cinema captured these timeless moments, creating a symphony of joy and color. As you explore Manjari & Sankar's wedding gallery, dear Maharanis, may you find inspiration and magic for your special day. Their wedding remains a testament to the beauty of blending traditions with personal touches. May their story inspire you to dream of your own day. 

bride,red saree,green blouse,curly hair,floral adornment,smiling,back pose,indian wedding,bridal beauty,traditional attire
bride,pink saree,wedding preparation,smiling bride,henna,traditional jewelry,getting ready,natural light,indian wedding,bridal portrait
couple,sitting on grass,traditional attire,garden setting,tender moment,indian wedding,outdoor portrait,bridal lehenga,groom's sherwani,intimate moment
bride,red saree,green saree,henna hands,playful pose,wedding stage,vibrant colors,indian wedding,bridal joy,traditional attire
wedding stage,blue and purple drapes,floral arrangements,traditional seating,elegant decor,festive atmosphere,indian wedding,stage decoration,luxurious setup,event decor

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Our story starts in the spring of 2020. I realized I was ready to quit the dating apps and figured I would swipe right on one last person before deleting Hinge. I sent Sankar alike based on one of his icebreakers regarding cooking that included a swipe at Gordon Ramsay. Now, the description was admittedly corny and cringe. But hey, look at us now. From there started a never-ending conversation filled with sarcasm, gif wars, and one too many dad jokes. A few weeks later, we decided to meet at White Rock Lake's dog park, an open setting, as a precaution during the pandemic. I was more keen to meet Sankar's two dogs, Chance and Bella, than him. Well turns out dogs were more than welcome, but not needed as the conversation flowed seamlessly with endless laughter. I asked Sankar out for another date the following weekend, and the rest is history. He makes me laugh every day, even when the mundane routine has set in. He makes the ordinary feel exciting!

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
With the help of some of Manjari's closest childhood friends, Sankar planned an entire act involving getting Manjari out of the house by a certain time to meet her friends. Sankar, our families, and closest friends decorated Manjari's parent's house and backyard in record time. Once all was set, Manjari was dropped off at her house, where she walked into a surprise of one of our favorite songs playing, pictures of us, and a trail of red roses leading to the backyard, where Sankar popped the question with Chance and Bella.

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.
It took a village to plan this wedding, and there is no way I could have done it without my family and close friends! Sankar and I knew we wanted a big Indian wedding in Dallas to celebrate with all of our relatives and friends. We wanted our wedding to honor our Tamil familial traditions and ensure our guests had a phenomenal time. I do want to take this time to give a shoutout to our incredible team of vendors who guided us through the planning process to figure out our vision and bring it to life:

Catering: Malgudi Garden @malgudigarden
Decor: Elegant Affairs @elegantaffairdfw
DJ: DJ Tej Bhatia @djtej
HAMU (Bride): Ms Painted Lady @mspaintedlady
HAMU (Mothers): Glam Studio By Anshu @glamstudiobyanshu
Henna Artist: Sheetal's Henna Designs Dallas @sheetals_henna_designs_dallas
LED Screens: DJ Jazz Entertainment @djjazzentertainment
Photo and Video: Epique Cinema @epiquecinema
Sari Draping: Pattu Pleats By Akila @pattupleatsbyakila
Venue: Hilton Dallas/Rockwall Lakefront
Wedding Planner and Coordinator: Navi K Productions @navikproductions

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Leaning into tradition, the wedding ceremony required me to wear two saris: a 6-yard sari and a 9-yard sari (madisar). I envisioned a mix of modern and traditional Tamil bride looks and knew I had to wear a kanjivaram silk sari. Traditionally, these saris are hand-woven and originate from a small town in India called Kanchipuram. It can take anywhere from 3-4 weeks to weave one sari. It was imperative for me to purchase my saris from local textile co-ops that continue to uplift weavers and craftspeople. While I did not have a particular color in mind, I wanted my saris to have specific motifs representing my heritage. To me, these saris are timeless elegance. One of my proudest moments was carrying my cultural heritage with me down the aisle.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
I would have to say it is seeing our vision come to life. We spent a lot of time and effort choosing small details to have our wedding represent us, our heritage, and our appreciation to our loved ones. Finally seeing it come together on the day of was unreal!

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
We focused on the top three things that any guest cares about at a wedding: food, drinks, and vibes. We ensured that the food and drinks were not only delicious but provided variety as well, like our dosa and street chaat stations. At our reception, we had a 360 video booth and a live jazz band to keep our guests entertained. We wanted our guests to know how much we appreciated them, so writing personalized thank you cards was the best way for us to show them. Hands down, that was the favorite part of our guests!

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
1. Wedding planning can be very stressful at times. Make sure you take time to recharge and take care of yourself first - whatever task there is, it can wait :)
2. Planning comes with decision fatigue. Figure out early on what matters to you the most and spend your energy there. Delegate the items that are lower on your priority list
3. Enjoy the small moments along the way!

Darlings, this celebration expressed cultural pride and joyous love for the union of two souls.

STYLE
GUIDE
style
Traditional
Ballroom
Romantic
season
Summer
color
Bridal Wardrobe Stylist: Pattupleats | Venue: Hilton Dallas Rockwall Lakefront | Planning & Design: Navik Productions | Floral & Decor: Elegant Affairs | Bride's Hair & Makeup: Ms. Painted Lady | Mother's Hair & Makeup: Glam Studio By Anshu | Catering: Malgudi Garden | DJ: DJ Tej | LED Screens: DJ Jazz Entertainment | Mehndi Artist: Sheetal's Henna | Photography / Cinematography: Epique Cinema


Jekyll Island, SC Indian Wedding by Bhowmik Dave Films & Photography

Let's enjoy the mesmerizing journey through the enchanting wedding of Bansi & Deep, a celebration that blended tradition with contemporary elegance at the scenic Jekyll Island Convention Center. The venue transformed into a realm of dreams, meticulously orchestrated by Nikun Events By Pinky, whose decor whispered tales of romance and luxury. Bansi captivated every gaze with her ethereal beauty, accentuated by the exquisite artistry of Coastal Glam LLC in hair and makeup and the intricate Mehndi designs by the talented Priya Shah that adorned her hands like delicate lace. The air was alive with music, a soulful symphony curated by Royal Events DJs, setting a rhythm that resonated with the couple's heartbeat. Each moment of this magical day was captured in time by the lens of Bhowmik Dave Films & Photography, weaving a tapestry of memories through stunning cinematography and photography that spoke volumes of love and joy. Each photograph is a narrative, a vivid portrayal of love, laughter, and the myriad of emotions that adorned the wedding. Their work is a testament to their technical prowess and reflects their passion for storytelling through the lens.

photo #401923
photo #401941
photo #401922
photo #401890
photo #401905
photo #401893
photo #401937
photo #401907
photo #401904
photo #401913
photo #401924
photo #401940

Let the allure of this wedding inspire your fairy tale. I will see you soon for more love stories!

STYLE
GUIDE
style
Traditional
Romantic
Contemporary
season
Spring
color


SORT POST BY:

categories tags color categories

LANGUAGES

© 2025 Maharani Weddings | all right reserved