Real Wedding

  • Navya and Eddy Wedding Story

    Navya Baranwal, a graduating medical student beginning her plastic surgery residency, and Eddy Chen, an internal medicine resident aspiring to become a cardiologist, tied the knot on April 12, 2025, at the historic Biltmore Miami Coral Gables. Their journey began at Brown University, where Navya and Eddy met as part of the Brown Badmaash Dance Company. Friendship bloomed into love, with a first date at Dave & Busters ending with a romantic city view from Prospect Terrace Park. After seven years together, Eddy proposed at the same spot, surrounded by family and friends flown in secretly for the surprise.

    Their multi-day celebration captured the vibrant spirit of both Indian and Chinese cultures. The Mehndi was a pastel-toned garden tea party at Saint Patrick Palace, complete with chaat stations, Chinese food, and floating lanterns. The Sangeet embraced Miami nightlife with a “Disco in Paradise” theme at a rooftop penthouse, where families danced under disco balls and tropical foliage. The Haldi took place on a yacht dubbed the “S.S. Haldi”—a marigold-decked cruise featuring games, music, and a guest fingerprint tree painting.


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    The wedding ceremony was a morning affair in the Biltmore courtyard, framed by blush and white roses. Eddy arrived on horseback for the baraat, while Navya and her bridesmaids cheered from a balcony above. The ceremony featured live piano by the groom’s brother, who played Coldplay’s “Yellow” for Navya’s entrance.

    The reception exuded elegance with a red, burgundy, and gold palette—colors significant to both cultures. Red roses, candlelit tables, and intelligent lighting added a romantic glow to the Granada Ballroom. Guests were treated to a fusion of Indian and Chinese dishes, handwritten notes in Chinese red envelopes, and personalized fortune cookies. The couple’s signature drinks—Navya’s “Badmaash-arita” and Eddy’s “Doc on the Rocks”—were a playful nod to their personalities.

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    The couple’s first dance transitioned from Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect” into a high-energy Bhangra performance. The evening pulsed with Bollywood, Latin, and hip-hop beats, with “No Hands” by Waka Flocka Flame igniting the dance floor.

    Navya and Eddy’s wedding was more than a union—it was a celebration of culture, community, and a love that grew from a shared stage into a shared life.

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  • Suhani and Bhavik

    Suhani Jain, a Software Engineer at Microsoft, and Bhavik Desai, a Commissioning Engineer at CBRE, have a beautiful love story that began in middle school. Their friendship grew over the years, becoming a deep connection during high school. By 2014, they started dating in 11th grade. Their bond remained strong, and they both decided to attend Georgia Tech for college, continuing their relationship. After dating for 9 years, they got engaged and decided to marry on their 10th anniversary in November 2024.

    The proposal happened serendipitously during a venue tour in August 2023. Suhani was transitioning to jobs, and they had already decided to get married in November 2024. Bhavik, knowing the importance of the moment, had secretly arranged the proposal at Embassy Suites St. Augustine Beach. Suhani was completely surprised when she stepped out onto the beach and saw Bhavik waiting with the proposal setup. This venue, which they later chose for their wedding, became the perfect place to celebrate their love.

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    For the wedding planning, they hired a wedding coordinator for month-of and weekend-of coordination, which they highly recommend. While they handled finding vendors themselves, having someone manage the schedules and event details was invaluable. Both Suhani and Bhavik are from Jacksonville, so the wedding venue was conveniently located 30-45 minutes away from their hometown, with their families still living in the area.

    The pre-wedding events were held in their backyards, with both families hosting Haldi/Pithi and Mehendi. Colorful decorations and flowers, particularly carnations and yellow blooms, added vibrancy to the occasion. The brides’ side had market lights while the groom’s side had a tent with lighting inside. Fun games, including trivia, added an interactive element to the celebrations. The wedding itself took place at 9:30 am on a beautiful beach-facing lawn, with the sound of the ocean creating a serene atmosphere. The mandap, adorned with white flowers and greenery, was the perfect setting for their vows. As a personal touch, guests received snack bags and a newspaper-style program, with games and stories about the couple.

    Music played a key role in the wedding, reflecting the couple’s love for dancing. The Baraat was loud and lively, with Indian and popular music playing as Bhavik arrived in an open-roof Ford Bronco. He soon joined his friends and family for dancing, even carrying a toy horse head for fun. The bridal party walked to the ceremony site from the hotel, as all events were hosted at the same location.

    For the reception, the couple chose a Jacksonville Jaguars theme, showcasing their love for the team. The tables were draped in black covers with white flowers, and the space featured black and gold accents. The couple made a grand entrance to an Indian/hip hop rap song, followed by a lively WWE-style call-out introduction. The cocktail hour featured personalized elements like posters from each year of their relationship and a photo/video booth. A unique seating chart with hexagonal wooden tiles displayed guests’ names and table numbers.

    The first dance was to “My Girl” by The Temptations, while the father-daughter dance was to “Shava Shava” and the mother-son dance to “Jaane Kyu” and “Crank Dat” by Soulja Boy. The reception continued with performances by the bridesmaids, groomsmen, and friends, all dancing to a mix of Indian and hip-hop music. Suhani and Bhavik added creative touches throughout the celebration, including personalized dandiyas for the Sangeet, a newspaper-style program for the wedding, and custom cocktails for the cocktail hour. They even had shirts with each other’s faces for the after-party.

    In a fun twist, their food stations at the Sangeet featured animated photos of the couple, and the cocktail hour had personalized tiles. The biggest “wow” moment was the stunning wedding scenery, with the beach providing a breathtaking backdrop. Looking back, Suhani and Bhavik share advice for future couples: seek help, enjoy the process, and incorporate personal touches to make the celebration more meaningful for everyone involved. Despite a few vendor hiccups, like a last-minute DJ change, everything came together beautifully, creating memories they’ll cherish forever.

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  • Meera and Ravi

    Meera Patel and Ravi Choxi’s love story began with a simple message on Mirchi. From the moment Meera replied on November 18, 2022, their conversations never stopped. Texts turned into FaceTime calls, and soon, Ravi took the leap—visiting Meera in Florida. They met in person on December 18, 2022, and instantly knew they were meant to be. Two years later, on December 28, 2024, they tied the knot at the stunning Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando, Florida, surrounded by 350 guests.

    Ravi’s proposal was a dream come true. He popped the question at sunset in front of Mt. Fuji in Japan on March 27, 2024. He had planned every detail, even hiring a photographer to capture the moment. Meera, completely unaware, had dressed casually that day, assuming the proposal would happen later in the trip. Shivering in the cold, she was reluctant to take photos, but Ravi convinced her to lower her scarf—just in time for him to kneel down and ask her to marry him. Overwhelmed with joy, Meera instantly forgot the cold. The surprise, the scenery, and Ravi’s love made it a perfect, unforgettable moment.

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    Planning a wedding is no small task, but Meera and Ravi made it work with the help of Elite Dreams Creation. Meera had already picked her vendors, and their planners ensured everything ran smoothly. Umangi and Bhargavi managed timelines, coordinated events, and kept everyone on track, making the process stress-free.

    The pre-wedding events were nothing short of magical. NJP Events and Design brought each celebration to life. The Mehndi night featured an elegant floral-adorned backdrop with lanterns and a cascading waterfall. The Vidhi ceremony had a pastel paisley theme, while the Haldi took place outdoors, featuring gold tubs where family and friends applied turmeric paste. The Sangeet was an electrifying night, with a dazzling LED-lit stage and nonstop dancing.

    The wedding itself was a dream. Despite brief rain showers in the morning and after the vidai—considered auspicious—the ceremony enjoyed perfect, cool weather. The outdoor mandap was breathtaking: a clear acrylic structure adorned with pink, red, and white flowers, blending beautifully with nature. Ravi arrived in style in a Corvette, dancing with his family and even Meera’s relatives. As Meera walked to the mandap with her mamas and mamis, emotions ran high—it was a moment she’ll cherish forever.

    Since they skipped a traditional reception, their Sangeet became their big celebration. They made a grand entrance dancing to a remix of “Rangilo Maro Dol Na” and “Dior.” The night was filled with incredible performances, including a father-daughter dance to “Stunting Like My Daddy” and a mother-son performance to “Koi Ladki Hai.” Awaaz Entertainment kept the dance floor packed, mixing Bollywood, hip-hop, and Hispanic beats.

    Planning a wedding is never easy, but Meera and Ravi’s biggest advice to couples is to remember the true purpose of the celebration. There will be stress, but in the end, the wedding is about love, commitment, and the start of a beautiful marriage. Their wedding weekend was a whirlwind of joy, traditions, and unforgettable memories—one that perfectly reflected their journey together.

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  • A Tale of Destiny: Aneesh & Priyanka’s Prayagraj Wedding Story

    Some love stories unfold slowly, like a gentle sunrise—warm, certain, and meant to be. Aneesh and Priyanka’s journey is one such story. What began as a simple Facebook connection in 2017 soon blossomed into a bond powerful enough to bring two families together after years of patience, hope, and unwavering commitment. Aneesh, a calm and focused software engineer, and Priyanka, an ambitious digital influencer marketing head, found in each other not just love, but a shared vision of life, dreams, and partnership.

    Their first interactions were filled with curiosity and long conversations that made miles feel meaningless. Over time, friendship deepened into something undeniable. But for them, the path to togetherness was not an overnight affair. Convincing their families became a journey of its own—one that tested their resolve, strengthened their relationship, and ultimately brought everyone to a place of acceptance and joy. After eight years of companionship, countless conversations, and quiet promises to stand by each other, 2025 finally became the year of “yes” for both families.

    The wedding that followed was nothing short of a fairytale. Held on 22nd November 2025 in the historic city of Prayagraj, the celebration reflected elegance, devotion, and the cultural richness both families cherished. Prayagraj, with its timeless ghats, sacred confluence, and vibrant heritage, became the perfect backdrop for their union. The atmosphere was filled with warmth as relatives from near and far gathered to witness the culmination of a love story years in the making.

    Their wedding festivities began with traditional pre-wedding ceremonies—each moment crafted with care, emotion, and colour. Priyanka’s Haldi was a vibrant affair, with marigolds draped across the courtyard and her close friends teasing her as turmeric and rose water lit up her smile. Aneesh’s Haldi mirrored the same exuberance, filled with laughter, music, and the playful chaos that makes such ceremonies unforgettable. The Mehendi night was a dreamy celebration where Priyanka’s intricate designs revealed tiny personal elements from their story—her love for digital creativity, his world of code, and the Facebook logo that cheekily nodded to their beginning.

    The wedding day embraced a regal yet serene theme. The mandap drew inspiration from traditional North Indian architecture, adorned with fresh red and ivory roses, soft golden drapes, and classic brass lamps. As the sacred chants echoed through the air, Aneesh made his Baraat entrance with joyful music and dancing as his friends and cousins matched him step for step. Priyanka’s bridal entry was a moment that left everyone still—she walked in gracefully under a phoolon ki chaadar, draped in a lehenga that shimmered softly in the morning light.

    Every ritual, from the varmala to the saat pheras, carried the weight of years spent waiting for this blessing. Their families, once hesitant, now looked on with pride and emotion. The couple’s eyes held both the present joy and the memories of every step that brought them here.

    Just a few days later, on 26th November 2025, their grand reception became the celebratory finale to their union. Held in Prayagraj as well, the evening shimmered with elegance—twinkling lights, soft music, and a palette of champagne gold and emerald that created a luxurious ambience. Aneesh and Priyanka entered hand in hand, radiating happiness as guests lined up to bless them. Heartfelt speeches from siblings and cousins, a few nostalgic stories from friends, and a surprise dance performance added warmth and flavour to the night.

    What made their wedding truly special was the personal touch woven into every detail—moments that reflected who they are as individuals and as a couple. From customised décor elements inspired by their eight-year-long journey to candid photographs capturing their most spontaneous smiles, every second felt authentic, lived-in, and deeply emotional.

    Aneesh and Priyanka’s wedding was more than a celebration—it was a testament to patient love, mutual respect, and the belief that some bonds are worth fighting for. Their story, rooted in digital beginnings and strengthened by real-world determination, reminds us that when two people are meant to be, time only deepens the connection.

  • Love, Laughter, and Pastels: Tithi & Bhaumik’s Tampa Wedding

    Tithi and Bhaumik Patel’s wedding on November 22, 2025, in Tampa, Florida, was a beautiful celebration of love, family, and fun, blending tradition with personal touches. The couple first met in 2019 through family friends over dinner, staying in touch casually for years. In 2023, their friendship blossomed into romance. Tithi admits that Bhaumik didn’t match the checklist she had in mind for her ideal partner, but his sincerity, thoughtfulness, and heartfelt gestures won her over. From bringing flowers and coffee to finding little excuses to spend time with her, Bhaumik quickly became the person Tithi looked forward to seeing every day. Convincing her parents initially proved challenging, but they soon came to see his genuine care and respect, eventually welcoming him into the family with open arms.

    The proposal was intimate yet memorable. Although the couple had planned to have a court marriage in February 2025, Bhaumik wanted to propose first. He decorated Tithi’s apartment before she returned from work, leaving her surprised, excited, and a little nervous. Bhaumik, though nervous himself, confidently asked for her hand, creating a moment the couple would always cherish.

    For their destination wedding at JW Tampa Water Street, the couple hired a wedding planner, a decision Tithi highly recommends. She emphasizes that while help is great, a planner ensures everything flows seamlessly. The pastel-themed celebrations began with pre-wedding events like Grah Shanti and Sangeet/Garba, featuring lantern centerpieces with delicate florals and elegant, soft decor. The wedding ceremony itself was held indoors early in the morning, with a pastel theme continuing throughout. Bhaumik made a grand entrance on a horse for his baraat, escorted by Tithi’s parents, while Bollywood hype music filled the air.

    The reception was a vibrant, floral-filled affair with three chandeliers-adorned arches on stage, a cozy couch, and countless candles. Bhaumik and Tithi entered to a Bad Bunny song, an inside joke shared with her cousins, setting a playful and intimate tone. The evening was a mix of Bollywood, American rap, and hip-hop music, with a memorable surprise dance performed by Tithi alongside her cousin Bhaumik. Traditional dances included the father-daughter dance to “Chali Chali” and “Meri Duniya,” the mother-son dance to “Woh Ladki Hain Kahan,” and the couple’s first dance to “Pehle Bhi Mein” and “Mehboob Mere Sanam.”

    Personal touches made the wedding unforgettable, from the couple’s playful music choices to their attention to detail in decor. Tithi advises couples to hire a planner and prioritize happiness in every decision, ensuring their big day is as joyful and stress-free as possible. With 250 guests celebrating alongside them, the wedding was a beautiful blend of tradition, creativity, and heartfelt moments, leaving lasting memories for the couple and their loved ones.

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