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Cancun, MX Indian Wedding by Federico Salmeron Photography

Explore Miloni & Harsh's dreamy Cancun wedding in today's Platinum Guide blog!

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From emotional first looks to dance floor madness, this wedding was a blockbuster hit. 

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Travel Concierge: Indian Destination Wedding | DJ: DJ Sunny P | Cinematography: Saptapadi Weddings | Venue / Decor / AC: Moon Palace Cancun | Planning & Design: Moksha Weddings | Hair & Makeup: Navita x Makeup | Catering: Moon Palace Cancun | Mehndi Artist: Henna by Sajani | MC: Beats by Jay NJ | Family Makeup and Hair: Styling Trio | Photography: Federico Salmeron Photography


Napa, CA Fusion Wedding by Lin & Jirsa Photography

Young & Akshay's love story began at a hospital where they worked together. What started as a friendship slowly blossomed into a romantic relationship as they spent more time together. The defining moment came during a dinner at Allora in Sacramento, where Akshay surprised Young by getting down on one knee and proposing, creating a memory she would cherish forever.

Planning their wedding in just three months, the couple carefully selected a team of vendors to bring their dream day to life. Every detail, from the picturesque Silverado Resort venue to Young's stunning lengha from Swati Couture, was thoughtfully chosen. Akshay went the extra mile, driving six hours round trip multiple times to ensure Young got her dream outfit. Despite the short timeline, the process was filled with love and teamwork.

The ceremony was significant with the inclusion of their children, symbolizing the blending of their two families. Although rain changed their plans for an outdoor ceremony, the Silverado Resort team and their wedding planner, Mita, effortlessly moved the event indoors, creating an unforgettable celebration. The beautiful Hindu rituals captivated the guests, many experiencing such a cultural event for the first time.

Young & Akshay added personal touches throughout the celebration, from handwritten notes for each guest to a surprise champagne tower pour at the reception. Guests loved the breathtaking scenery at Silverado Resort. They raved about the delicious food, but the couple's thoughtfulness and attention to detail made the day truly special for everyone.

Young advises future brides to savor the planning process and focus on celebrating their love rather than aiming for perfection. "Make the day yours," she shared, "It's about your love story, and that's what will make it unforgettable."  It's these meaningful and personal touches that make a wedding truly unforgettable.

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
I met my husband when we worked together at a hospital. We started as friends, and over time, our friendship naturally evolved into a romantic relationship. There wasn't a single 'aha' moment when I knew he was the one, but as I got to know him better, I found myself wanting to spend more and more time with him. It became clear that he was someone I wanted to build a future with.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
My husband had been secretly planning to propose, and I had no idea what was coming. On the day of our engagement, we both had to work, but he suggested we go out for dinner afterward, saying he wanted to treat me for working so hard. We went to Allora in Sacramento, and as we were enjoying our meal, he suddenly got down on one knee with a ring. It was a complete surprise and such a special moment that I'll never forget.

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 planned our wedding in just three months, carefully selecting our support team to make our day extraordinary. From the venue, photographer, décor, and wedding planner to the DJ, priest, hairstylist, makeup artist, cake designer, and wedding dress coordinator—everyone did an outstanding job. Their dedication truly made our special day unforgettable.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
We got my lengha from Swati Couture in the Bay Area, and I absolutely love it. My husband drove me to the place 6 hours round trip three times, but it was worth it. It's so beautiful that I wish I could wear it more than just on my wedding day—it's too stunning to keep in my closet! Swati was incredibly professional and friendly, making the whole experience even more special.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The most enjoyable part of the wedding planning process was collaborating with incredible people who wanted to make our day truly special. My husband was my biggest support throughout—taking on the roles of my mother, mother-in-law, sister, best friend, and, of course, my groom. Since we’re both from other countries, we leaned on each other for everything, making the experience even more meaningful.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Most of our guests were captivated by the beautiful scenery at the Silverado Resort, and many of them commented on how great the food was. Those who attended our wedding ceremony were especially impressed by the Hindu rituals, with many mentioning that it was truly a spectacular experience.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
In my opinion, our wedding was truly special because we invited our children to participate in the ceremony, symbolizing the merging of our two families. Additionally, everyone who attended played a significant role in our lives, making the day even more meaningful.

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.
We’d like to thank the Silverado Resort and our wedding planner, Mita, for their incredible flexibility and support. Our original plan was to have an outdoor wedding, but due to rainy weather, we had to move everything indoors. Despite this last-minute change just two days before our wedding, they did a fabulous job, going above and beyond to make our dream come true.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Wedding planning can be stressful but try to savor the process. Focus on the joy of preparing for your big day rather than getting caught up in perfection. Make decisions that reflect who you and your partner are rather than trying to meet everyone’s expectations. Your wedding should feel authentically yours. Don’t hesitate to lean on family and friends who offer support. Sharing the load can make the process more enjoyable. Amid the planning, don’t forget to nurture your relationship. Set aside time to enjoy each other’s company, away from wedding discussions. Things might not go exactly as planned, and that’s okay. Embrace the unexpected, and remember that at the end of the day, it’s the love and commitment you share that matters most. On your wedding day, take a few moments to pause, take it all in, and enjoy the experience. The day will go by quickly, so allow yourself to be fully present. Ultimately, your wedding is about celebrating love and the beginning of a new chapter. Keep that at the forefront of your mind, and everything else will fall into place.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
Having a different cultural background made understanding and planning an Indian wedding both stressful and exciting. Despite the challenges, I absolutely loved my Mehndi experience, especially the beautiful work by Ravi.

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Venues: Silverado Resort | Cake & Treats: Mapis Cakes | Catering: Aurum | DJ: Norcal Entertainment | Dress Coordinator: Swati Couture | Floral & Decor: R & R Event Rentals | Hair Stylist: Stella Rickett | Makeup Artist: Angela Mashrique | Mehndi: Mehndi By Ravi | Photography: Lin & Jirsa Photography | Planning & Design: Mita Events | Priest: Pandit Nilesh Pandyaji


Quintana Roo, MX Indian Wedding by Capture Your Legacy

Kianna & Suhayl's love story began in the summer of 2018 when online dating and mutual friends brought them together. Their first date at Jericho Beach led to several adventurous outings, from cliff jumping to road trips, each bringing them closer. Their relationship blossomed through shared experiences, with Kianna's fearless spirit and Suhayl's meticulous nature complementing one another.

The couple chose Dreams Jade Resort in Mexico for their wedding, creating a perfect destination celebration. They wanted their guests to enjoy a holiday while celebrating their love. The resort team exceeded their expectations, handling the event seamlessly. Kianna & Suhayl also added personal touches by DIY-ing some of the decor, which fit perfectly with their modern yet traditional approach.

Kianna's bridal wardrobe reflected this balance as well. She wore a white gown for the cocktail reception, red for the ceremony, and yellow for the Haldi. However, the most extraordinary piece was her mother's wedding lehenga, worn during the Sangeet, which brought a deep sense of tradition and sentimentality to the occasion.

One of the couple's favorite planning parts was curating the events' music playlist, ensuring a mix of old-school, modern, and Indian tunes. The highlight of the wedding was undoubtedly dancing to "Sadi Gali," with both Kianna & Suhayl lifted onto the shoulders of their guests. It was a joyful and unforgettable moment.

As Kianna looks back on her special day, her advice to future brides is simple: don't overthink the details. "The most important thing is that you are getting to marry the love of your life and share that with everyone you love," she says. It's a sentiment that perfectly captures the essence of her and Suhayl's love story—one built on adventure, laughter, and the joy of shared moments.

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
It was summer 2018 when we got to talking. We first connected through online dating and we had a lot of mutual friends, so we were both curious to see where that road would lead.

We shared our first date at Jericho Beach, a casual picnic by the pond filled with good laughs and a bit of banter, just a little something to test the waters. What would be considered a relatively tame encounter was then followed up by a competition to determine who could organize the more audacious, romantic follow-up date. Cliff jumping, fancy home-cooked dinners, outdoor adventures, flowers, road trips... As we constantly tried to outdo each other, something within began to blossom. A spark began to grow brighter.

Together, we sought out adventure, challenging each other to keep trying new things, to explore the unknown and see what life, and the world has to offer.

Driven by Kianna's fearlessness, and balanced out with Suhayl's meticulousness, we continue to create and share some of the most beautiful moments together.

This is our story. This is our love. This is what it will continue to be. Forever.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
It's a moment to keep between Suhayl and me :)

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.
The most important aspect was that all the guests arrived and had a splendid holiday while celebrating Suhyal and me. I absolutely loved having it at Dreams Jade - their team did an incredible job of setup, organization, and execution once we were in Mexico. I booked primarily through their resort vendors, with the exception of our DJ, Photo/Video, and some decoration. We tried to DIY as much decor as we could to cut down on costs, which ended up working out great! We were really happy with all of the vendors and the overall execution of each event.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I knew I wanted to wear white for the welcome cocktail and reception, red for the ceremony, and yellow for the haldi. I wanted to keep things semi traditional but with a modern twist that incorporated my upbringing in the states. I ended up deciding to wear my mother's wedding lengha for our sangeet which was incredibly special.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
We curated our playlist for the events, and it was so much fun choosing what songs we were going to have. Suhayl and I love music, and we made sure we had a wide range of old-school, modern, and Indian tunes.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
They loved mingling with all of our family and friends from around the world and we had a ton of compliments on the energy everyone brought.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
It's so hard to pick, but our theme song of the wedding was certainly Sadi Gali, and being put up on everyone's shoulders dancing to that will forever be a highlight.

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.
We had a less traditional approach to choreographing dances, and it went well. All of my aunties worked together on one, all of my closest girlfriends, and all of Suhayl's closest friends.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Don't overthink it or over-stress about the details! The most important thing is that you are getting to marry the love of your life and share that with everyone you love.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
I absolutely loved my mendhi! It featured so many important areas of my life: cooking, my dog, the mountains (Vancouver), California, and of course, Suhayl's name.

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Venues: Dreams Jade Resort & Spa | Planning & Design: Dreams Jade Resort & Spa | Cinematography: Capture Your Legacy | DJ: Uno Audio Visual DJ | Event Designer: Dezibel Event Productions | Event Designer: Styling Trio | Lighting: Uno Audio Visual DJ | Mehndi Artist: Carolina Bella Vista | Photography: Capture Your Legacy


St. James, JM Fusion Wedding by TeamDWP Studios | Dwayne Watkins

Alyson & Vinay had known each other for years, always in the same circle of friends. Life eventually brought them back to their hometown, and when they reconnected in 2020, it was as if no time had passed. Their conversations flowed effortlessly, and it became clear that something special was unfolding. From that day on, they remained in constant contact, growing closer with each passing moment. It wasn't an instant realization that Vinay was "the one," but rather a gradual journey of discovering each other's qualities and falling in love.

The proposal came during a romantic weekend getaway to celebrate their second anniversary. They shared a private dinner on the beach, with Vinay visibly nervous. Despite the flicker of uncertainty, there was a brief power outage at the hotel, adding a touch of humor to the evening. When the lights returned, the moment became magical as Vinay got down on one knee and asked the question that would change their lives forever.

Planning their wedding while living in Belize and organizing a 3-day celebration for 130 guests in Jamaica was no small feat. Yet, with the help of their exceptional wedding planner, Kimberley Dunkley-Watkins of The Dragonfly Experience, every detail came together seamlessly. The Sangeet was a vision of vibrant colors, with a disco-neon-jungle theme transforming the conference room into an otherworldly setting filled with blue, green, and purple hues, all brought to life by Tai Flora's stunning decor. The wedding embraced a vivid palette of pink, magenta, and orange, set against the lush backdrop of a garden by the ocean. The weekend was filled with personal touches, from the bridesmaids and groomsmen's coordinating outfits to the breathtaking scenery that framed each event.

Guests were especially captivated by the Sangeet, a vibrant introduction to Indian culture for many who had never experienced such an event. The night began with a Jamaican barbeque on the beach, blending local flavor with the festivities, and left the guests immersed in the lively spirit of the celebration.

One of the bride's fondest memories of the wedding day was the ceremony, where time seemed to stand still. In that brief, intimate exchange of vows, she and Vinay were lost in their world, joking and smiling, eagerly anticipating the moment they would officially begin their new life together.

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
I have known Vinay for years, and we've always had some of the same friends. We both left Belize young for university. I went to Texas, and he went to Kentucky. I returned to Belize in 2019, and he came back in 2020. Before things got tough in Belize for COVID-19, all our friends got together, and we had not seen each other for years. Once we started talking, it was like nothing had changed, and we had been in touch for years. I think we both realized how much we liked each other that day! Since then, we have been in touch every day. Sometimes people think there is one moment when you know that someone is "the one," but I think it's also amazing when you spend time with someone, and you gradually get to know all their qualities, and you begin to fall in love with each part of them.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
We went on a weekend getaway for our 2-year anniversary. We had a private dinner on the beach. I could tell he was nervous, but I wasn't sure if he was going to propose. It was funny because there was actually a blackout at the hotel while we were at dinner! Once the lights came back on,

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 both agreed that we could have a longer engagement, and we wanted to get married between the months of January - May, and since we got engaged in September 2022, we waited until the following January 2024 to get married. Planning was great, but it was also stressful as we were planning a wedding in Jamaica while living in Belize. Also, we were planning a 3-day weekend for around 130 guests. But, we had the best wedding planning, Kimberley Dunkley-Watkins of the Dragonfly Experience, who put us in touch with the best vendors for our wedding. I really had no worries with her, and she took care of everything. I knew that for our Sangeet, I wanted tons of decor and a completely transformed room. That's why I chose a disco/neon/jungle theme. The colors were mostly blue, green, and purple. The decor by Tai Flora was amazing. For the wedding day, I chose pink, magenta, and orange as the colors as I wanted a colorful wedding. The Hotel was the perfect setting as the Sangeet was in a large conference room that was totally transformed. The wedding was in a beautiful garden, and the reception was in a larger garden next to the ocean. For the Sangeet, the bridesmaids and groomsmen matched the theme of both nights, with blue lehengas and sherwanis for the Sangeet, and pink bridesmaids dresses and matching groomsmen ties for the wedding day.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
Because most of our guests had never been to an Indian wedding or any sort of Indian event, our guests really loved our Sangeet. For the first night, we had a Jamaican barbeque on the beach, so I think the guests really got into the Jamaican vibe that night. I think guests loved the variety in each of the events.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
I really enjoyed my entire wedding day/night. Our ceremony was quick, but it felt like my husband and I were in our own world the entire ceremony. I think we spoke and joked with each other during the entire ceremony. I think we were really excited to finally see each other after not spending the night before together.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Enjoy your wedding! Don't stress on the day because you've done all you can do. No one will know if something goes wrong! Ensure you and your husband have the best time, whether you choose to have an intimate wedding or large wedding. The day will go by so quickly.

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Floral & Decor: Tai Flora Services | Cinematography: Elite Media Concepts | Cinematography: Amar Singh | Dhol Player: Elite Media Concepts | Hair: Sammoys Hair artistry | Lighting: Elite Media Concepts | Makeup: Sue-Ann Gregg | Photography: DWP Studios | Planning & Design: Kimberley Dunkley Watkins | Production: Starlight Production | Venue: Half Moon


Orlando, FL Indian Wedding by Charles Merry Photography

For our next featured wedding, we head to Orlando, Florida, where Walt Disney World sets the stage for the magical union of Anshu & Shawn that was a real life fairytale. In August of 2021, Anshu & Shawn's love story began on the dating app Dil Mil. Despite living in different states, their connection was undeniable, and by the end of September, they met in person. As their relationship deepened, Anshu realized during a conversation in January that Shawn was "the one." Envisioning her future, it became clear that Shawn was an integral part of it.

The proposal was nothing short of magical. Although Anshu & Shawn had discussed wedding plans and ring designs two months prior, Shawn kept the element of surprise alive by telling Anshu the ring wouldn't be ready for months. He then suggested they dress up for dinner and take a boat ride on Saturday, arousing her suspicions but maintaining the illusion that the proposal was far off. In reality, Shawn had secretly transformed their home into a romantic setting, adorning the living room and guest bathroom with tea lights, lanterns, and rose petals. After sending Anshu to wait in the car, he "forgot" his keys, prompting her to return inside. Upon returning, she found their bedroom glowing with lanterns spelling out "Will you?" and Shawn standing with a sign that read, "Marry me?" To her surprise, the ring was ready all along, and the boat ride had been a clever decoy to preserve the moment's magic.

Anshu and Shawn's wedding was just as enchanting as their proposal since they thoughtfully planned each event with distinct themes. The dance party radiated a fun and relaxed vibe, while  Disney's Wedding Pavillion set the stage for the Hindu ceremony which embraced a regal, princess-like atmosphere with elegant pastel tones.  Their reception was a grand affair with a "Titanic and Starry Night" theme, where every detail—from the cake to the music and decorations—reflected the majestic grandeur of the Titanic. One of the most unforgettable highlights for their guests was the spectacular Disney fireworks display at the Epcot Center during the festivities, offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Anshu's advice to future brides emphasizes the importance of patience. Navigating communication with the groom, family, and vendors can be challenging, but clear, open communication and patience are crucial to ensuring a smooth planning process.

Their Disney wedding was a true celebration of love, elegance, and unforgettable moments, perfectly reflecting the beauty of Anshu and Shawn's journey together.

 
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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Shawn and I met on Dil Mil in August 2021. However, since we lived in different states, we did not meet in person until the end of September!
I knew Shawn was the one after we had the "define the relationship" conversation that January. When I sat down to think about my future, I knew that I wanted Shawn to be a part of it.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Shawn and I discussed future wedding plans, and ring designs about 2 months before the proposal. However about 1 month before the proposal, Shawn told me that due to some issues the ring would not be ready for another 2 months.

The week of the proposal, Shawn called me earlier that week and told me that since he would be driving straight to my place from work on Friday in his dress clothes, that I could dress up too for dinner. He also asked if I wanted to go on a boat ride that Saturday. While I was a bit suspicious, i agreed and pushed the suspicious away since Shawn had told me the ring was not ready.

That Friday, as I got ready, Shawn snuck all of the supplies into the guest bathroom. When we walked to his car, Shawn told me that he had forgotten his wallet. I offered to pay, but he insisted that he wanted to and asked me to wait in the car while he went upstairs. I waited in the car for 10 minutes. As I was getting a bit frustrated/confused, Shawn called again, stating that he could not find his car keys. I again say that we are taking my car so we can look for them after dinner, but he insists that he needs them now. I ask him if he needs help looking for the keys, and he says yes. I go upstairs and open the door, and the entire living room area is filled with fake tea-light candles. There are paper lanterns and rose petals making a path to the bedroom that spells out "Will you." In the bedroom, Shawn is standing between paper lanterns that spell out  "Marry me?". The entire time I kept saying "but the ring is not ready!". Shawn had to tell me multiple times that it was a white lie, that the ring had been ready all month.

He then told me the boat ride was supposed to distract me/make me think he may propose on the boat, so that he could truly surprise me!

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
The guests loved the fireworks at the Event. Having the chance to not only see the Disney fireworks, but to see them in The Epcot Center, front row, as part of the Celebration was truly a once in a lifetime experience!

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
My favorite moment was the dance floor at the reception. Shawn and I are not huge dancers. However, Shawn and I had so much fun dancing together that night! I have never seen him so happy dancing, so carefree and relaxed.

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.
Shawn and I wanted a different feel or theme for each event. For the Dance party, we wanted an event that was more relaxed and fun. For the wedding, we decided to embrace the princess theme and tried to have a more elegant feel with pastel colors. For the reception, our theme was "Titanic and Starry Night." Everything, the cake, the decorations, the music, had a titanic vibe.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Patience! The hardest part of planning a wedding is communication with everyone. Have lots of patience with your groom, your family, etc, and try to communicate as much as possible.

 
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Drapery: FyerFly Productions | Florals: Flower Girl Designs | Hair & Makeup: A Touch Of Fierce | Mehndi Artist: Henna Allure | Photobooth: Snapshot Orlando Photobooth | Photography: Charles Merry Photography | Planning & Design: Designer Weddings by CarlyRose | Reception Event Production: FyerFly Productions | Reception Venue: Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa | Inc.: Over the Top | Rentals & Decor: Gala Rental | Rentals & Decor: A Chair Affair | Rentals & Decor: Dream Dance Floors | Transportation: VIP Transportation


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