Hello there, darlings! We have arrived at part three of Mitsu & Nipun's big wedding festivities by taking a look at a fabulous reception party held inside the halls of the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel. And right off the bat, we have to say that this gala was the best way to bring the wedding festivities to an end! This time, Imperial Decor crafted a minimalist and classy decor featuring white and blue linens and lovely floral arrangements that were gently placed all over the room, adding an extra touch of sweetness and charm to the evening! And we cannot forget that this was a reception party, so we want to make a big shoutout to DJ Binda - Elite Entertainment for setting the musical mood for this event! Word on the street says that it was a fun-filled night where everyone had a blast. For the culinary department, Rangoli prepared delicious plates showcasing all their talent and expertise in creating new flavors! The night was coming to an end when our lovebirds had the first cut at the delightfully sweet cake baked by Unique Bakery. This was a beautiful and charming moment that got immortalized thanks to Catch Motion Studio, and if you want to check more of the shots they captured during these festivities, you cannot miss today's gallery! It is worth the while!
Arlington, VA Indian Wedding by Catch Motion Studio
Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Nipun proposed at our high school, Northwest High School, where our friendship blossomed into the next phase of our relationship. He surprised me with balloons and a DIY sign that spelled out, "N+M" with a heart around it - all made with rose petals. Then, we went to our favorite Italian restaurant, Sette Osteria, in DC where both of our families surprised and joined us. The last surprise for the night was at the Mayflower Hotel, where Nipun had all of our friends awaiting to party in the Presidential Suite! He chose all of the decoration for the suite from more balloons to diamond ring table scatter. I love DIY and have an eye for (even minor) decor, so the entire day was so meaningful to me and represented our 10 year relationship really well. Yes, I cried the entire 24 hours!
What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The most enjoyable part of the planning process was the end! Haha, but seriously, it was having all of our ideas and desires come together with such amazing vendors and checking off boxes as months go by. The constant praise from my vendors and hotel coordinator of how amazing my planning and organization skills were really helped me stay motivated! I naturally love to plan everything so I decided not to hire a wedding planner. I had amazing vendors that communicated efficiently and in a timely manner (no matter how much I bugged them every single day)!
What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Our guests loved the music and all of the genres we requested through out the day. Our venue has this amazing circle chandelier lighting in the ballroom, which people loved; it really brought the room together. Most importantly, everyone loved how everything was on time. Weddings have no time for IST!
Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Although the entire week was fun-filled and incredibly special to me, there were three moments that constantly replays in my mind.
Our first look was special to me because a girl grows up dreaming of her wedding day, including her Prince Charming. During our first look, I was overcome with joy because our wedding day was finally here and Nipun was indeed my Prince Charming all along.
Exchanging our vows was special to me because I was able to express how much he truly meant to me for the past decade and how much he will mean to me forever. Our relationship blossomed from middle school classmates in gym class to best friends in high school, and now to husband and wife. Yes, I cried the entire time!
Lastly, our photo session after the ceremony with our beloved puppy, Mia, was really special to me because she is our world and we finally became a family!
Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Brides- you and I both know it's not all rainbows and butterflies when it comes to planning a wedding. Tackle each vendor, idea, and desire day by day. Have a plan and be able to modify that plan. Be organized and communicate with everyone involved in the wedding planning process. This is not just your wedding, but it's also your husband to-be. Be patient and continue to have date nights. Just remember that in the end, it's all about marrying your best friend in front of your loved ones and nothing else should trump that.
Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
We would like to thank all of our amazing vendors (and Rover), family, and friends for being a part of our special week and weekend! We love you all so much and are so blessed to have such amazing people in our lives.
Baraat: Olde Towne Carriages |
Cinematography: Yours Video - Raj Rimal |
Photography: Catch Motion Studio |
Sangeet Venue: Lodge at Little Seneca Creek |
Ceremony & Reception Venue: Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel |
Planning & Design: Mitsu Monga |
Floral & Decor: Imperial Decor |
Hair & Makeup: Glow By Herneet |
Catering: Rangoli |
DJ: DJ Binda - Elite Entertainment |
Bridal Fashions: Mumbai India |
Bridal Jewelry: Mumbai India |
Cakes & Treats: Unique Bakery |
Bridal Draping/Sari Tying & Styling: Glow By Herneet |
Event Designer: Mitsu Monga |
Favors: Monga-Shah Family |
Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Mumbai Indian |
Lighting: Imperial Decor |
Lighting: DJ Binda |
Mehndi Artist: Naseem's Henna & Arts |
Rentals: Imperial Decor |
Transportation: Turo |
Tuxedos: Suit Supply |
Sangeet Photography: TrueLife Studio
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