THE GROOM Handicrafts Emporium. I wore my mother’s lehenga and heirloom jewellery crafted at the family-owned Indian THE BRIDE I changed into an Anita Dongre lehenga for the reception hosted the same evening.For the wedding, Sahil’s sherwani
was from Ameeran at MG Road, Delhi. His kalgi was an antique piece that was handcrafted with emeralds and rubies 300 years ago at Indian Handicrafts Emporium and has been worn by all the grooms in my family. For the reception, he wore a custom-made suit and Nehru
jacket from Ekaya Banaras.THE WEDDING DESIGNER Devika Sakhuja.OPPOSITE PAGE: over the dance floor. couple. with a pink walkway. 150 fans creating an ombré effect THIS PAGE:3. 4. game as a wedding ritual.The bride and groom play aVasundhara getting ready.2. Vasundhara’s mehendi. 5. The floral mandap 1.7.The newly-wed 6. The Thapa— A canopy of
groom at the entrance as a tradition. Ganesha—signifying the welcoming groom’s sister. champagne cart. couple. 12.considered to be a form of Lord of the Gods. The bride’s brothers carry theby Lite Bite Catering. 10. The couple kisses the 11. 8. 9.The decorated The food, served The newly-wed
before the baarat. in potlis as favours. 13. The groom’s horse being fedduring the wedding rituals. 14. Sweets packed 15. The coupleThe finer details
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