Real Wedding

  • Nishil and Priya

    At the University of Central Florida in 2009, Priya Patel, a Physician Associate, first met Nishil Patel, a Doctor. They started dating a few years after meeting at a private movie screening through mutual friends.

    In April 2021, while on vacation in Hawaii, Nishil asked Priya to marry him at the top of a mountain. They received assistance from Signature Weddings, a wedding planner, from their location, The Gaylord Palms in Orlando, Florida. They were able to communicate with the vendors more easily, exchange ideas more easily, and stay organized thanks to the planner.


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    The bride and groom chose Orlando, Florida, as their wedding location because they are from relatively smaller cities in Florida. The bride and groom are equally concerned with the destination because that is where their adventure began.

    Since it was the finest site to meld South Asian culture with Spanish architecture for a Moroccan night, the mehndi night was held at the Gaylord Palms Spanish Fort. Oversized lanterns illuminated the fort, and smaller lanterns with Moroccan themes were strewn over the area.

    They chose a boho-chic motif for the pithi, with a focus on pink and traditional pithi yellow elements. The sangeet, meanwhile, had a tropical theme and utilized tropical neon hues. The palm trees were lit in tropical colors, and the dance floor was artificial turf.

    The decorator, OBS Events, created a bespoke lotus petal background in addition to the mandap. The bride and groom chose a “floating” mandap instead of the conventional structure with four pillars. They also selected popular songs like “Sadi Gali” and “Mundian To Bach Ke” for the baarat. “Raataan Lanbiyan” and “Crazy in Love” by Beyonce were chosen for the bridal party entry.

    The groomsmen led a parade of exotic cars carrying the groom to the wedding. A bioluminescent forest theme was selected for the reception. Within 10 feet of entering, an experience tunnel changed the entrance’s interior design from a foyer to a woodland. The bride/groom couch was in front of two LED-lit fake trees when the tunnel emerged. Estate tables with substantial trees covered in crystal moss and flanked by candles served as the centerpieces, while every other table featured a variety of unusual terrariums illuminated by LEDs.

    Hip-hop, top 40 songs from the 1990s and 2000s, desi-trap, and a flavor of Bollywood were all represented in the music. Throughout the reception, there were also other unexpected dances from both parties.

    Customized sugar cookies with the bride and groom’s logo and their cat’s face were presented in welcome bags as one of the wedding’s inventive details.

     

       

  • Riya and Rohit

    On a steamy summer night in New York City in 2016, consultant Riya Jain from New Jersey and business strategist Rohit Bhandari from Florida struck up a friendship. Riya sublet a place in the city for a few months to avoid the commute, while Rohit, who had just graduated, had relocated to New York City to start a job. By chance, Riya’s roommate was close with Rohit, and on a crucial evening, she introduced the two of them. Before Rohit proposed to them in August 2020, they dated for four years.

    They traveled to Iceland, and while there, Rohit thought a visit to Glacier National Park would be the ideal place to pop the question to Riya. Riya was completely taken aback when Rohit got down on one knee and proposed to her on the third day of their trip, and she said yes with tears in her eyes.

    Riya and Rohit Indian wedding at Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch


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    The couple hired a wedding planner because they wanted to get married in Arizona, where neither of them had any connections or relatives. They visited Scottsdale and fell in love with its natural beauty, ultimately deciding to have their wedding there.

    They chose the expansive, naturally lit grounds of McCormick Ranch for the Haldi/Mehndi ceremony and the Sangeet. To foster a sense of community and add a splash of color, they chose benches with cushions and pillows. The bride and groom were highlighted by suspended lights that connected everything and led up to the swing above.

    The sangeet was an outdoor affair and was held in a red clay courtyard with stairways covered in Moroccan tiles and red clay pillars. With only a few Moroccan lamps used as centerpieces and candles, the decor was reduced to a minimum. The Moroccan lamps’ blue glass light fixtures and Riya’s deep blue lehenga were both complemented by the blues and greens of the backdrop.

    The grass served as the venue for the wedding, making it ideal for Rohit’s entry following the baarat. The lawn was covered in flowers, and there was a tiny archway that was the ideal place for the bride to enter. The bride and groom and the flowers were highlighted by the mandap’s all-white color.

    The reception’s color scheme included light pink, cream, beige, and various neutral tones. The blossoms were also a wonderful, clean, neutral white because the lighting was also a romantic pink or beige. On stage, there was a white love bench for couples, glass centerpieces, candles, and additional flowers.

    All through the night, a mixture of Bollywood and American songs played. At the sangeet the previous evening, all of the scheduled performances took place. But the crowd was enthralled by an unplanned dancing contest between the bride’s and the groom’s sides that lasted for three rounds.

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  • Sai Shanmukhi and Sai Susheel

    College students Sai Shanmukhi and Sai Susheel collaborated on a project for class. When they decided to pursue a master’s in the USA 1.5 years later, it was pure happenstance that brought the two of them together. They were searching for one another by the time we arrived in the USA, and they both grew closer as a result of texting one other while still juggling their busy academic schedules in a foreign nation. The bride eventually came to the conclusion that he was the ideal spouse.

    They began browsing for wedding locations three months before their wedding and began planning it. Their ideal wedding location, The Plaza Resort & Spa in Daytona Beach, Florida, was also the best thing that occurred at their nuptials. For the sangeet and haldi, which took place in and near Sanford, a banquet hall called “The Lair Venue” was booked. The majority of the bride and groom’s attire was created by boutiques, and they had to pick the appropriate style and palette.


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    The majority of the white and pink flowers and umbrellas used for mehendi décor were made at home.

    Haldi completed her work in an Airbnb with a breathtaking view of the golf course.

    Sangeeth was present at Lair Venue, a Sanford, Florida, banquet hall. Simple and charming, the decoration was given by the venue. At their party, DJ Philip (Tampa) provided the music.

    The bride and groom decided to decorate the wedding venue with “Forever Flowers Events” decor. Due to weather conditions and recommendations from the decor and venue staff, the final wedding was held inside the ballroom rather than on the beach.

    Bollywood and Telugu dance songs predominated during the ceremony and baarat. Between activities, DJ music was played while unexpected performances took the stage. Additionally, the bride and groom performed a surprise dance, and the groom then shocked the bride by performing a song from the Surya S/O Krishna movie, Naalone pongenu Narmada.

             

  • Sheena and Aalok

    Dentist Sheena met sports medicine fellow Aalok at lunch with a buddy they both had. Aalok texted Sheena, and for five years they commuted between Fort Lauderdale, Boston, and New York City while dating long-distance.

    Aalok leased out a rooftop in New York City and invited both families for the proposal. He made his marriage proposal as Ed Sheeran’s song “Perfect” was playing. They chose to engage a wedding planner to cover all the bases so that their families could relax and enjoy the wedding ceremony. They chose the Marriott Water Street in Tampa for their wedding despite considering more than 15 potential locations.

    Sheena and Aalok Indian Wedding at Tampa Marriott Water Street


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    Before their sangeet, the couple decided on a private combined haldi and mehndi. They enjoyed spending time with their closest friends and family at each pre-wedding event, which had a different flavor. In order to symbolize the beginning of a new life together, the decor and attire for the haldi ceremony were clearly yellow. The mehndi was done in green and yellow, and the decorations were based on marigolds.

    While their wedding was held inside in the main ballroom, the baraat was held on the riverwalk. Since they met in brilliant, colorful Miami, the colors were intense and strongly centered on florals. The visitors were welcomed with a silk shawl and a golden bell to ring when Sheena entered the mandap, which was embellished with red, purple, pink, and white flowers along a green canopy laced with hanging lights.

    An amalgam of Indian and American music, but the dhol musician set the mood by giving each song a distinctive traditional pace. Their napkins and gift bags, which were personalized with their initials, added a special touch to their wedding. Sheena’s family presented each visitor with a silk shawl as well as personalized candles as gifts for their mehndi. They also left the location aboard a yacht after their wedding, which was another unusual feature.

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  • Misha and Shyam

    Misha initially noticed Shyam, a Texas native from Lubbock, during a business conference when they took turns working first. But at that moment, Shyam had paid Misha absolutely no attention. He asked her if she worked on the same floor as him when they first encountered each other in the elevator at the workplace. They did, in fact, share a floor at the time, and she was smitten by his effortless charm and astute humor. But as her father got sick and they lost touch, Misha was forced to return to Columbia, Tennessee. She was still thinking about him, despite the distance. They planned to go out for sushi close to Misha’s apartment, so he traveled there to meet her.

    Misha and Shyam Indian wedding at Planet Hollywood Beach Resort Cancun


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    Indian bridal makeup by Red Lotus ArtistryThey recruited Ana Almazan to decorate the interior and Palino Events (Dallas, Texas) to handle the outside preparations. At the Planet Hollywood Beach Resort in Cancun, Mexico, the wedding was planned.

    The bride’s orange and fuschia lehenga was complemented by the open-drape theme of the mehndi. Tulipania Floral, in Cancun, created the open-drape concept for the sangeet and the floral arrangement. Mexico’s Cancun-based Loto Mehndi applied for the bride’s mehndi.
    The wedding’s decor, which included a fort palace in the background and traditional Rajasthani music, complemented the concept of a royal Rajasthani wedding.

    During the reception, the bride’s cousins gave the bride and groom a surprise wedding dance. ‘Laal Ishq’ was playing when the bride arrived at the reception.

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