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Orlando, FL Sikh Wedding by Sona Photography

When Mandy & AK tied the knot, they didn’t just host a wedding—they transformed a cherished family space into a scene straight out of a dream. At their family home in sunny Orlando, Florida, the celebration was filled with heart, heritage, and glam. Picture chandeliers strung beneath the stars, lush floral details in every corner, and a dance floor pulsing with joy and dhol beats that could probably be heard across the neighborhood.

Let’s start with Mandy. From her traditional red bridal attire dripping in gold details to her ivory reception ensemble that looked straight from a couture runway in Mumbai, Mandy served elegance at every turn. Her mehndi—expertly crafted by Amrita Henna—was a masterpiece of intricacy, wrapping around her hands like poetry in motion. And shoutout to A Touch of Fierce, who ensured her bridal glow stayed flawless from morning vows to midnight bhangra.

AK, meanwhile, wasn’t just standing there looking handsome (though he did that well, too). He looked like the royal groom in his ivory sherwani and perfectly tied turban courtesy of Shahi Turban Tying FL. The duo’s first look beneath the archway was swoon-worthy and cinematic—thank you, Riant Films, for capturing the drama! The Anand Karaj ceremony was held in a serene Gurdwara, where love, tradition, and emotion took center stage. But things started when AK made his grand baraat entrance in a vintage convertible, trailed by a vibrant crowd and beats from MC GoonsS on the dhol. Guests danced to the ceremony with enough energy to light up all of Orlando.

And now for the WOW factor: the reception. Planned to perfection by Fierce Events, with magical decor by Z Designs Events LLC, the evening turned into a starlit dream. Imagine walking into a backyard that felt like an open-air palace—complete with crystal chandeliers, romantic florals, and rows of glowing candles. The soulful strings of Dave String accompanied the couple’s first dance, while Empire Entertainment’s DJ Harpreet Bening had everyone on their feet well into the night. Empire AV and Home Automation nailed the lighting, giving the event the sparkle we didn’t know we needed.

And through every moment—every laugh, tear, twirl, and twinkling light—Sona Photography was there, capturing the soul of the celebration with effortless grace and precision. Known for her deep understanding of South Asian wedding traditions, Sona brings more than just technical skill to the table—she brings heart. Her work goes beyond documentation; it’s storytelling in its most artful form. From the quiet, emotional moments during the Anand Karaj to the unfiltered joy of the dance floor, Sona has an uncanny ability to freeze time in the most beautiful, meaningful ways. Her use of light, composition, and timing is nothing short of cinematic, and she strikes the perfect balance between posed elegance and spontaneous candids. Each image feels alive—like it’s whispering a story only the viewer can hear.

 
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How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I always knew I wanted to wear maroon on my wedding day. There’s something so timeless and regal about the color, and it felt like the perfect nod to tradition. With our wedding taking place in the winter, maroon added a rich, warm touch that complemented the season beautifully. It made me feel elegant, rooted in culture, and completely myself. Paired with gold accents and intricate embroidery, my outfit felt like the perfect blend of tradition and personal style—exactly how I had always imagined that moment.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
I think the most enjoyable part of the planning process was when everything started falling into place and I saw the vision I had come together so beautifully. After months of dreaming, mood boards, and countless decisions, watching all the details—from the color palette to the décor, the outfits to the music—come to life was incredibly rewarding. It was in those final weeks, when the pieces started clicking, that the excitement really set in. Seeing my ideas reflect in every element of the celebration made all the effort worthwhile, and it felt so fulfilling to know we were creating an experience that was not only meaningful to us, but memorable for our loved ones too.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Our guests were absolutely enchanted by the Sangeet, which had a charming vibe, set under the open sky. The twinkling lights, lush greenery, and vibrant live food stations created such a festive and cozy atmosphere—it felt like a magical evening! Everyone also appreciated how beautifully traditional our Anand Karaj ceremony was. From the serene setting to the sacred rituals, it was a heartfelt celebration.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
There are a few moments from the wedding that replay in my mind over and over—they’re etched in my heart forever. One of the most special was our Sangeet entrance. As we walked into my parents' backyard, transformed so beautifully for the night, I looked around and saw all our loved ones gathered there. That feeling of warmth and love was unforgettable. Another deeply emotional moment was right before our Anand Karaj. As I walked into the Gurdwara hall and sat down beside AK, I looked at him and felt this overwhelming sense of peace and gratitude. So much had led up to that exact moment, and it hit me—we were finally here, about to begin the next chapter of our journey together.

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.
There were so many details from our wedding events that I absolutely loved—it truly felt like every element was thoughtfully curated to reflect our vision. From the lights delicately strung across my parents' backyard to the beautifully coordinated color palette of maroon, baby pink, and ivory, each piece of décor felt intentional and full of heart. The flowers added such a romantic touch, perfectly tying everything together. One of my favorite parts, though, was the performances—especially my mom’s dance and the surprise-filled choreography by my cousins. The biggest surprise of all? AK jumping in during their performance! It was such a fun, unforgettable moment.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
My biggest advice is to try and stay calm and soak in the joy whenever you can—wedding planning can be overwhelming, but it’s also such a special time. I was lucky to have an incredible support system that helped me through the more stressful moments. The wedding week itself flies by, so try not to get too caught up in things going exactly to plan—some delays are inevitable, and that’s okay. One important lesson I learned was to start finalizing your outfits early. I left mine until later in the process and found myself limited in choices, especially since many designer outfits take at least 3–4 months to create. Giving yourself plenty of time will make the experience so much smoother—and more enjoyable!

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
My wedding mehndi was done by Amrita, and she truly exceeded all expectations—her work was absolutely stunning! I fell in love with the intricate details she added, and the design felt so personal and meaningful. Throughout the wedding week, Mona from Sona Photography and Claudia from Riant Films did an incredible job capturing all the special moments. Their talent and eye for detail made it possible for us to relive the magic every time we look back. One of the sets I wore during the wedding was from Malabar Gold & Diamonds in Mississauga, and it was the perfect blend of elegance and tradition—something I’ll treasure forever.

This wedding was a personal celebration filled with family roots and heartfelt emotion.

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Photography: Sona Photography | Venue: Family's house | Planning & Design: Fierce Events | Floral & Decor: Z Designs Events LLC | Hair & Makeup: A Touch of Fierce | Catering: Tamara Modern Indian Cuisine | Catering: Royal Rasoi | Catering: New Punjab Indian Restaurant | DJ: Harpreet Bening from Empire Entertainment | DJ: Empire Entertainment | Cinematography: Riant Films | Lighting: Empire AV and Home Automation | Mehndi Artist: Amrita Henna | Turban Tying: Shahi Turban Tying FL | Dhol: MC GoonsS | Violinist: Dave String | Bartending/Servers: Heathrow and Legacy Country Clubs


Orlando, FL Indian Wedding by Love Like Wild LLC

If fairy tales were written in the language of vibrant lehengas, heartwarming traditions, and a dance floor that saw more energy than a Bollywood blockbuster, Prita & Vishal's wedding would be the ultimate best-seller. Hosted in the heart of Orlando, FL, this multi-day Indian celebration blended regal elegance with the warmth of cherished traditions, all set against the opulent backdrop of The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes. With its sprawling estate, lush green landscapes, and impeccable service, this venue perfectly blended luxury and cultural grandeur. Every corner of the Ritz was transformed into a breathtaking scene, from the ethereal outdoor ceremony setup to the grand ballroom reception, proving once again why it remains a top choice for couples seeking an unparalleled wedding experience.

A wedding like this deserved to be immortalized in every dazzling frame, and Love Like Wild LLC did just that. From Prita's breathtaking bridal portraits to the groom's grand baraat entrance (cue the dhols and the ultimate hype squad), each image is a testament to the day's magic. Their lens didn't just capture moments; it bottled emotions, energy, and the love that radiated from every corner of the celebration.

The wedding was flawlessly orchestrated by Rae Nicole Events, ensuring every detail, from the floral archways to the luxurious seating, reflected the couple's vision. Every guest left with their hearts full, their feet sore from dancing, and their camera rolls flooded with snapshots of the most unforgettable wedding weekend.

Before their grand Hindu wedding, Prita & Vishal honored their roots with a traditional Sikh ceremony at the Sikh Society of Central Florida. This intimate yet deeply spiritual affair left everyone in awe. And because one magical venue wasn't enough, the couple's wedding soiree took place at the stunning Shah Residence, where the golden glow of candlelight, the richness of red and gold florals, and a glamorous stage created a scene straight out of a royal celebration.

Prita's bridal look was nothing short of spectacular. Adorned in an exquisitely embroidered lehenga, she looked like she had walked straight out of a Sabyasachi campaign. Her A Touch of Fierce glam squad ensured her hair, makeup, and bridal glow were nothing less than perfection. And let's not forget the artistry of Amrita Henna, who adorned Prita's hands with intricate mehndi designs that told their love story in swirls and paisleys.

If anyone knows how to make an entrance, it's Vishal. Rolling up with his energetic baraat led by Awaaz Entertainment, the groom smiled (and made a few dance moves) as he made his way to his bride. The night continued with an epic reception with jaw-dropping décor by Simply the Best Creations, a dreamy sweetheart stage, and a candlelit ambiance that exuded pure romance. The dance floor? It was electric. And when Vishal twirled Prita in her dazzling gold reception ensemble, it was a moment straight out of a Bollywood climax.

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
I was at his house one day and randomly stumbled upon a book he had called "Loving Someone with Anxiety" and immediately started to cry. I do struggle with anxiety and the fact that someone was willing to love me and accept my anxiety and figure out how to be better for me truly touched my heart. I was very used to hearing that my anxiety was something I had to fix and 'get rid of' so the fact that he truly loved me - for me - was amazing!

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
He did a great job with the proposal. I own a condo on a beautiful lake. That lake is my favorite place in the world and it has a peaceful dock. At the time of the proposal, I had rented it out. Vish somehow got a hold of the tenant and convinced him to lie to me, sending me a text that a break-in had occurred at the condo. We were on our way to dinner to meet friends, so we had to make a u-turn and go to the condo. Once at the condo, I couldn't find the tenant. Everything outside the condo looked fine and normal. I got very worried the robber had kidnapped my tenant and was holding him hostage in my condo. As my freakout worsened, Vish told me to calm down, and that we should go to the lake and wait for the police there. Calm down is the worst thing you can say to someone who's freaking out! So I decided to try to open the door and that's when he pulled me back and said that today was not the day I would be superwoman, that this was way too dangerous and we needed to back off. He literally dragged me to the lake while I screamed and cursed him out. I couldn't understand how he didn't think this was a serious situation! Internally, I started doubting how I could love such an insensitive person. I must have figured everything wrong about him! As we got to the dock, I noticed a bouquet of flowers on the bench and then I realized what was about to happen. Vish had to set up this wild story because he knew there was no way he'd be able to get me to my favorite place in the world without me suspecting anything. He got down on one knee while a photographer hid in a nearby boat and captured the moment. It was incredibly sweet and romantic! He then took me to dinner, where we were supposed to meet our friend and when we got there, I saw that all my friends and family were there, waiting to celebrate us!

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 a dream come true wedding at our local Gurdwara for the Sikh Ceremony, at our family's house for the Mehndi night and at the Ritz for the Hindu Ceremony and dinner reception. It was a perfect mix of a local home vibe mixed with an out of this world romantic glamour vibe.

The customer service at the Ritz was above and beyond. Chef Jayshree has her own signature Indian fusion dishes, and she's based locally in Orlando. She caters to all the Indian weddings at Ritz hotels across the country, and we were so lucky to have her do our reception food. It was delicious and a nice break from all the other Indian food we'd been eating at all the other events - while also still being Indian enough for those who love their traditional Indian meals! The atmosphere at the Ritz was also incredible. It was impeccable!

My hair and makeup team were the dream team, and were able to change over my looks, from top to bottom, with just 30 minutes to do so between looks. They were able to incorporate my vision while also gently encouraging me to take some risks that made my looks completely unique. My Sikh ceremony look was traditional, while for Mehndi night they turned me into a modern Barbie doll! My Hindu ceremony look was epic, they turned me into a royal queen, and for my reception look, turned down the drama into a soft and romantic gold shimmery Belle look. I didn't have to ask to change anything; all my hair and makeup lasted throughout every event, and the best part was that I still looked like me at the end of the day!

My photographer was incredible and was always there for me. Anytime I needed them for a photo, they were there. They understood my vision and went above and beyond to make sure they captured the shots I wanted. They had snacks on hand in case we needed anything as well and also handled our guests with such grace. I'll never forget how at the Gurdwara, all I wanted was a break. Our photographer pulled us away from our guests, tucked us into a study room, gave us water, and had us stay there for 5 minutes so we could get a breather - all while telling our guests we would be right back. I didn't have to ask for this, they could just tell and simply knew. They really went above and beyond to make sure we had a super special day and that they captured that day too.

Our theme was England Garden, and everything was very beautiful and natural with a lot of browns, greens and red-red roses. It wasn't a big over the top wedding, it was intimate and romantic. The one thing we wanted every guest to feel was loved, and I really think that's what was experienced.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I really like traditions. I love celebrating them and creating my own! We had a Sikh ceremony at the Gurdwara, and I wore bright red. For the Mehndi, I wanted to go completely against tradition and wore white with pastels and mirrors. The Hindu ceremony outfit was my favorite and was a deeper red and green. To change things up, I did two dupattas, with a green one on my head. I love how that look turned out. It was a great mix of traditional and modern. For reception, I was all gold! I had a lot of fun with my hair and makeup team changing up the looks to match each outfit. For the Hindu ceremony, my makeup artist wanted my look to be a bit more edgy, and she used dark green eyeliner in my waterline. I like taking fun risks like that. I think everything turned out beautifully!

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
Doing it with my husband by my side. We were both equally involved, and I felt so grateful for his support! This truly was both of our weddings :)

Oh - and the food tasting was awesome! The team at the Ritz really made sure we enjoyed everything and left with very full bellies! As we left, I took a deep breath, taking in the incredible scent they had flowing through the Ritz. I said, "I wish my house smelled like this." Moments later, their event coordinator came out with gift bags for me, my mom, and my mother-in-law. We all got candles of the Ritz scent so we could burn them at home! They made us feel so special!

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Everyone knows that the only thing guests care about is food, booze, and music, haha! I will say though that our guests also had a great time. Everything was very well planned and we got a lot of compliments on the timelines of each event (it wasn't Indian Standard) as well as how little time was wasted. There were a lot of breaks and time for people to chill out and relax between events. The mandate photos went smoothly, and we captured everyone in under 30 minutes! Our wedding planner did a great job planning each second out!

I think the guests could tell how much my husband and I loved each other during the events as well. Our love for each other came out in different ways - from the wedding and reception entrances to the speeches. The speeches were so heartfelt, even I was moved to tears. I also wrote a song for my husband and sang it for him at the reception. That was his and everyone else's first time hearing it, so that was very special.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
We aren't dancers, so every time we practiced our first dance, we were making mistakes. It got to a point where we said it was ok if we made a mistake during the actual performance because we just couldn't manage to nail it. When it was showtime, somehow, we actually did the whole dance without any mistakes! We just looked at each other in disbelief and felt so accomplished at the end of the performance! It was like we had just won a gold medal together! Best moment ever!

My husband is Hindu and I am Sikh. A special memory that comes to my mind is how all the men in his family got their Pugries tied for our Sikh Ceremony. I felt so loved and appreciated that wanted to celebrate our customs with us and didn't shy away from it. Also, Vishal's cousin Ami did something very special for me. My Naniji is 90 years old and is bedridden. She couldn't attend any of the festivities. When we were doing Mehndi at home for the family, Ami took one of the cones and put mehndi on my Naniji's hands so that she could also be a part of the wedding celebrations. It really moved my heart that his family did all this for me and my family. I felt so loved!

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 friends and family put together a great 5-minute Punjabi/Gujarati dance mashup. The best part was the end when everyone joined flashmob style! It was great to see my coworkers absolutely killing it on the dancefloor and dancing to Bollywood!

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
You have to really tune out the outside voices and do what is best for you. You're never going to make everyone happy, and someone will always feel left out, someone will always find the food too cold or spicy and someone will always think you did something wrong and now your marriage will be cursed.

Everything happens very fast, so make sure you take moments to enjoy your partner and plan in moments to have some time just the two of you. Remember - this is just one day. Don't sweat the small stuff and put all that energy into your relationship and make sure it is healthy and nourishing. That is much more important than any wedding detail.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
My husband is Hindu and I am Sikh. A special memory that comes to my mind is how all the men in his family got their Pugries tied for our Sikh Ceremony. I felt so loved and appreciated that I wanted to celebrate our customs with us and didn't shy away from it. Also, Vishal's cousin Ami did something very special for me. My Naniji is 90 years old and is bedridden. She couldn't attend any of the festivities. When we were doing Mehndi at home for the family, Ami took one of the cones and put mehndi on my Naniji's hands so that she could also be a part of the wedding celebrations. It really moved my heart that his family did all this for me and my family. I felt so loved!

This was more than a wedding—it was a royal celebration to remember.

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Venues: The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes | Photography: Love Like Wild LLC | Venue for Sikh Ceremony: Sikh Society of Central Florida | Venue for Wedding Soiree: Shah Residence | Planning & Design: Rae Nicole Events | Floral & Decor: Simply the Best Creations | Hair & Makeup: A Touch of Fierce | DJ: Awaaz Entertainment | Cinematography: Riant Films | Bridal Henna: Amrita Henna | Family Henna: Gokuls Henna Art | Photo Booth: Creative Entertainment Orlando | Stationer: Two Peas Paper Co


Somerset, NJ Sikh Wedding by WSS Weddings

Darlings, prepare to be captivated by the beautiful love story of Bhawana & Dilshehbaj, celebrated at the stunning Marigold. Events By Srishti orchestrated the day with an exquisite eye for detail, ensuring every moment flowed seamlessly into the next, creating a harmonious tapestry of love and joy. Tradition & Trends transformed the venue into a floral wonderland, perfectly setting the stage for Bhawana & Dilshehbaj's union. As Bhawana's hands were adorned with intricate Mehndi designs by the talented Tejal Henna, the air was filled with the sweet anticipation of the celebrations, with Amber Franks, who crafted a flawless hair and makeup look that perfectly complemented the bride's radiant glow. WSS Weddings captured each tender glance, each joyful tear, and every enchanting detail of the day, preserving the essence of this unforgettable celebration in photographs that will be cherished for a lifetime.Make sure to explore the photo gallery and relive every magical moment of Bhawana &  Dilshehbaj's wedding day! You won't want to miss a moment of this beautiful journey. 

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This wedding was a perfect blend of tradition, elegance, and love, leaving everyone enchanted.

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Photography: WSS Weddings | Planning & Design: Events By Srishti | Sangeet Venue: The Marigold | Floral & Decor: Tradition & Trends | Hair & Makeup: Amber Franks | Catering: Moghul Catering | DJ: Platinum Road Show | Mehndi Artist: Tejal Henna


Ontario, CAN Indian Wedding by True Color Studio

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the enchanting wedding of Jessy & Rahul unfolded at the Madison Greenhouse Event Venue. This setting whispered tales of love with every blooming flower and rustling leaf. The aura was electric as Cazador Events masterfully wove elements of tradition and modernity into a seamless tapestry of celebration. Jessy was radiant in her New Delhi Company gown and glowed with happiness. Her beauty was enhanced by the skilled hands of Makeup by Emma C and Beltran. True Color Studio was central to capturing the essence of their special day, whose photography expertise was evident in every frame. They didn't just take pictures; they captured a narrative, transforming fleeting moments into timeless memories with innovative angles and perfect timing. Let the romance of Jessy & Rahul's wedding day inspire your tales of love and dream of the beauty that awaits. Maharanis, we invite you to visit the photo gallery of Jessy & Rahul's magical day!

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Embrace the magic of love & celebration, artfully captured promising to touch hearts forever.

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Photography: True Color Studio | Sangeet Venue: Madison Greenhouse Event Venue | Planning & Design: Cazador Events | Makeup: Makeup by Emma C | Hair: Mellltran | Bridal Fashions: The New Delhi Company | Wedding & Events Content Creator: The Monaleeza


Madera, CA Sikh Wedding by Bogdan Weddings

Hello, sweeties! We are thrilled to share Jasmin & Karan's enchanting wedding at the stunning Manor StateSohi Productions' cinematography was impressive. Their seamless blend of candid moments and cinematic techniques brought the day's emotions to life. Jasmin looked exquisite in her attire from Pooja's Boutique. The finest jewelry from LeFleur Jewels complemented her look, adding that extra sparkle to her radiant appearance. Jasmin's beauty was enhanced by the skillful Kissed by Kaur. The intricate Mehndi designs by Mehndi Inspirations complemented her bridal look. The talented team at Atal Aesthetics masterfully planned and designed the event. Along with ST Events, they provided stunning floral arrangements and decor that transformed the venue into a romantic wonderland. Capturing every precious moment, Bogdan Wedding Photography truly outdid itself. Their keen eye for detail and creative vision resulted in a collection of photographs that beautifully narrate the love story of Jasmin & Karan, preserving the magic of the day for years to come. Enjoy!

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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 spent the majority of our time looking for vendors on instagram, Karan and I were interested in their work and instagram showcased it well. Honestly our vendors were so amazing, most of them I had never or barely even spoke too but they executed our vision beautifully. I hadn't even been to Fresno until the week of the wedding so I didn't see the venues until my wedding week alongside my guests.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Surprisingly, I chose both my Lenghas on the same day. My Anand Karaj Lengha was customized. It was funny because I was just changing colours and none of my family members really understood what I was doing, but when my lengha came in I was pleasantly surprised.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The most enjoyable part of the planning process was watching our families work together so that we could have an amazing week. Especially since my wedding events began in Canada, I have to hand it to all the ladies in my family for managing the kids, travel itineraries, and keeping everyone organized!
Watching my husband and my family come together to make our day so so special was amazing.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Our guests really enjoyed taking the go-carts up to the reception. Especially for all the kids, so we were very happy that our venue was able to offer those.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
My advice to future Brides-to-be is to take all the help you can get and try not to get caught up in the tiny details. Remember to take the time to really enjoy with your families!
Don’t sweat the small details! Focus on enjoying and celebrating your day

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
My mehndi was particularly special to me. I had the skyline of my hometown on one arm and the skyline of Fresno on the other. My Mehndi artist did a fantastic job!

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