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Cambridge, MD Indian Wedding by Photographick Studios

Darlings, get ready to be swept away by the fascinating love story of Nidhi & Yash as they embark on a lifetime journey. Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay was a stunning backdrop, with sweeping bay views and a luxurious ambiance. The meticulous planning and design by Big Guava Events ensured that every detail blended with the couple's vision. The floral decor by Imperial Decor added a touch of luxury and romance with exquisite floral arrangements, creating an enchanting atmosphere that left guests spellbound. Makeup by Anita's expertise in hair and makeup elevated Nidhi's natural features, creating a captivating and elegant look. The attention to detail and flawless execution highlighted Nidhi's inner glow, enhancing her every smile and twinkle in her eyes. The delicate patterns and rich symbolism showcased the artistry and skill of Bhavnas Henna, making her a true vision of tradition and beauty. As the sun dips below the horizon, the atmosphere becomes electric with the beats curated by M4U Events, leaving no guest untouched by the irresistible urge to dance. The dynamic lighting and state-of-the-art sound systems created a mesmerizing ambiance, transforming the venue into a vibrant dance haven. The melodies fuse seamlessly with the joyous celebrations. The aroma of Sukhadia's mouthwatering dishes filled the air, from the flavorful appetizers to the sumptuous main courses and delectable desserts. Capturing every fleeting moment and emotion is the talented team from Photographick Studios. With their expertise in both photography and cinematography, they brought their love story to life, crafting a visual narrative that they will cherish for a lifetime. We invite you to immerse in their full gallery to admire the talent of this team. Enjoy!

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
We first met each other while doing a tour for a high school in 8th grade! I became really good friends with his sister and Yash and I kept running into each other at cultural events and parties. Yash knew he had to make his move, and what better than to send me a Facebook friend request. Knowing I was a die-hard Twilight fan at that time, Yash had changed his profile picture to Edward Cullen, and then there was no way I could not befriend him! This began our journey to endless chats. He asked me to his girlfriend on the day we both got accepted to our high school program and the rest is history. We went to high school together, he was my prom date senior year, and then we went to undergraduate together. Through the many years we had our ups and downs, but I always knew it was him forever.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Yash decided to surprise me with a trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Of course, I had my own doubts that there might be a "proposal" but Yash constantly said "I haven't bought the ring yet" so I believed him. The day of the proposal we were relaxing on the beach and see a beach dinner being set up. The entire time I kept saying "Wow that must be amazing to have dinner on the beach." Little did I know that I was watching our own dinner being set up.
Skip to getting ready for the night, as I was changing to put on the dress Yash had bought for me I noticed a ring on top of the dress and scream "OMG there's a ring." Yash comes running worried that I had found THE ring, however, ironically this dress came with attached accessories, one being a big plastic ring.
Surprise after surprise that night, we have our dream dinner on the beach (of course, I spend so much time talking that the sunset proposal becomes a night proposal), and as we are dancing on the beach Yash gets on one knee and says "Ever since 8th grade..."

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.
Many years ago, my dad had visited the Hyatt Regency in Cambridge and he always said after that he can see me getting married there. When we first went to tour the property, we immediately fell in love with the ambiance of the resort, the scenic views, and the numerous spaces to host events. When it came to picking vendors, I just wanted to work with nice, easy-going people, and people who took interest in our relationship. Our MUA, Anita Shah, is a really close family friend, and she’s been an aunt presence in my life since high school, so there was were no doubts in my head to work wit her. She took so much time to plan out our looks and do multiple make up and hair trials. Getting ready for each event was so comfortable with her, and she would bring her home made snacks and chai. When we spoke with Rima from Big Guava Events, we immediately felt a connection - she is so friendly and from month to month she stayed in touch with us and facilitated our wedding postponement during COVID. Similarly, our first conversation with Sunny from Photographick we spent so much time talking about how Yash and I met and what is quirky about our relationship, and I just knew he would be able to capture more than photos for our wedding. We had read so many good reviews about M4U and it was one of the best decisions ever to have them host our wedding.
My mom, sister, and I were so invested in wedding planning, and everyday someone would come up with new ideas to incorporate. They were my backbone through the entire process.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I knew I wanted to wear a traditional red bridal lengha but have a modern twist, with a Sabyasachi blouse cut. We went to India for wedding shopping, and the first time I tried on my lengha, my husband and parents knew this was it!
I had a color scheme in mind for the wedding ceremony, and I really wanted my parents, sister, and Yash to be dressed in all white to contrast my red lengha, and I’m so glad we went through with it because everyone was so coordinated and the photos were so beautiful.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
The most enjoyable part of the planning process was the numerous dance practices! We hired Himani Shah (a dance choreographer based in Ahmedabad, India. We did virtual dance tutorials with her and it was so much fun. The month leading up to the wedding, our house looked like a dance studio - there was someone practicing a dance in every corner of the house from the patio to the living room to the bedroom.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
One of the first things guests loved about our wedding was our wedding invitations. We worked with Pink Whistle Man (wedding invite company based in Mumbai, India) to create our dream invitations. She drew beautiful custom made designs for each event card. We also stamped each of our invitations with a personalized monograph wax seal with flowers. This was a really fun activity for us as a family!
Second, the guests LOVED the venue. It felt like a destination wedding but only driving distance away. Our guests got the chance to enjoy the resort and we were able to take advantage of so many unique features such as a bidai after the wedding on a boat.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
One really special moment from the wedding is my first look with my parents and sister. We planned it quite last minute and our amazing team of vendors was able to pull it off. It was right during sunrise and my parents were waiting by the pier when I walked in and surprised them. It was a very emotional and special moment for us to be with each other privately before the wedding ceremony began.
Another special moment from the wedding is our Vidaii in a boat after the wedding ceremony. This was Yash and I’s quick getaway and we really cherished the 30-40 minutes we had with each other after the wedding privately on a boat just taking everything in.
Lastly, during our Garba Sangeet, Yash surprised me with a performance with so many of our friends and family members. It was a performance I was not expecting at all, and the fact that he taught so many people the dance the days leading up the performance was amazing. He put in so much effort to incorporate our cousins and make everyone feel included in the wedding and that will forever be special to me.

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.
My family loves to dance, and we wanted to take the opportunity to dance with all our loved ones.
For decor, we wanted a minimalistic yet elegant style. It’s so easy to get carried away on budget with decor, but our decorator Saba was so considerate of all factors when making suggestions. She was able to give us different color themes for each event and still re-purpose decorations from each event. For our wedding, we wanted to go with a floral theme but chose to do top heavy decorations so that the view of the Chesapeake Bay is still maintained. For our reception, I wanted to go with a dark colors with black and white checkered dance floor contrasted with rose-garden themed backdrop.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Have fun with the process! Planning can get stressful and there are a million different ideas on social media every day, but that doesn’t mean you need to incorporate all of them. Figure out what is important for you and your partner and filter everything else out. Take the time to involve your family members as these will be memories you cherish for a lifetime! Keep a smile on your face and enjoy the moment. Regardless of how much you plan, things will go wrong and things may not go according to plan BUT it’s okay - celebrate the moment and it’ll all be okay. If you appear stressed and bothered about something going wrong then so will everyone else, but if you are happy then that’s all that will matter.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
For our wedding ceremony, a cute touch we added was placing small wedding bells for all the guests to take. We encouraged them to ring the bells for the groom’s and bride’s entrance as well as at the end of the wedding ceremony. The guests loved the addition, and it also created a beautiful and peaceful sound of bells during the ceremony.

Today's journey is over, but the love story is just beginning! Don't miss our coming events here!

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Photography: Photographick Studios | Hair & Makeup: Makeup by Anita | Ceremony Venue: Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay | Reception Venue: Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay | Planning & Design: Big Guava Events | Floral & Decor: Imperial Decor | Catering: Sukhadia’s | DJ: NYCMCV | Mehndi Artist: Bhavnas Henna


Somerset, NJ Fusion Wedding by Saroj Studios

Good morning, ladies! Get ready to enjoy Radhika & Neel's wedding in today's Platinum Guide Blog.

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Darlings, today's magic is over, but you can be updated with us every day for more stories like this! 

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Catering: Chand Palace | Draping/Styling: Looks by Jassi | Photography: Saroj Studios | Hair & Makeup: Looks by Jassi | Photography: Saroj Studios | Floral & Decor: Aishas Wedding Decor | Sangeet Venue: The Martinsville Gardens | Ceremony Venue: The Marigold | Reception Venue: The Marigold | Planning & Design: Posh Kreations Events | Bridal Fashions: Viti Mittal Studio | Mehndi Artist: Henna by Shweta


Minneapolis, MN Fusion Wedding by George Street Photo & Video

Greetings, Maharanis! Get ready to enjoy Nikhila & Shalu's wedding in today's Platinum Guide Blog.

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Dears, remember that we have inspiring stories every day. Make sure to join us tomorrow for more!

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Venues: JW Marriott Minneapolis Mall of America | Venues: JW Marriott Minneapolis Mall of America | Ceremony Venue: St. Richards Catholic Church | Floral & Decor: Mani Mela | Hair & Makeup: War Paint International | DJ: Tantric Beatz | Bridal Fashions: Budget Bridal Outlet | Cake & Treats: Forgetful Baker | Favors: Etsy | Photography: George Street Photo & Video


Sanibel, FL Indian Wedding by Ron Soliman Photojournalism

Prepare to be swept away by the enchanting tale of Devangi & Sesank's wedding! Sesank made his grand entrance in a beautiful horse provided by Windchase Farms, adding excitement and tradition. The breathtaking Marriott Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa served as the enchanting venue, where the incredible Eventrics Weddings flawlessly planned and designed the celebration, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable experience for all. The talented team crafted a vision that perfectly captured the couple's love story. Adorned in opulent decorations by Nikun Events, the venue exuded elegance and splendor, while the ceremonial coconuts from Coconut Reserve added a sacred touch to the heartfelt ceremony. Devangi's hair, masterfully styled by JLC Salon Spa Weddings, cascaded in soft waves, framing her face elegantly and gracefully. KC Makeup by Karuna Chani worked magic, enhancing her natural features with a flawless, radiant makeup look that left everyone in awe. The skilled artist Dulhan by Darshita completed the bridal ensemble with intricate and breathtaking henna designs. Saffron Catering delighted guests with an exquisite culinary experience. The wedding cake and treats are masterfully crafted by Lady Cakes Bakery. The atmosphere came alive with the electrifying beats spun by Pavan Events, who effortlessly kept the dance floor packed throughout the night, ensuring that the celebration was one for the books. With Ron Soliman's Photojournalism, every emotion and detail was beautifully captured, preserving these memories!

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How did you meet your Groom, and when did you know he was "the one"?
My husband and I met at work. He was my biggest fan since the day he met me. One NYE evening out, during the middle of COVID, we talked about our fears and life goals. It was so easy. That's when I knew he was the real deal.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
It was a no-brainer for me to go to India to do all my shopping; the selection is unbeatable. I went to Roopkala in Mumbai. I kept a really open mind but knew red was my power color. I loved the figures and animals on dresses and loved the separate color dupattas. So mine was perfect. I wanted a different color for each event. I got my henna outfit from an expo we happened to go to.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
My guests really enjoyed the food and venue. It was really important for me to have a wedding where everyone, including family, could have a good time. For us, that means great eats and good people. All the events were in the same resort, so there was no traveling for those who chose to stay. For me, that was worth the upcharge. The venue also had a private lobby for us so my entire family could just relax and catch up. The staff was incredible; they rallied after Hurricane Ian destroyed their venue and, for some, their homes. We were always still their number one priority.

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.
I really wanted a budget-friendly outdoor wedding. So, while I couldn't find a beach venue that would be easy to travel to (since it was a "destination" wedding) and accommodate my guest count, I was able to find a venue that could host an outdoor wedding and have ballrooms that had massive outdoor balconies for people to hang out. After sweating it out on the garba floor, that nighttime breeze with great food and friends was amazing. My decor team also completely understood me and my vision. I didn't want to splurge on decor, but I definitely wanted most events to be decorated. They did an amazing job of keeping it simple, beautiful, and super fun at the same time.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
A good planner is essential- it is worth the money. I would easily cut other budgets down so that I could have someone take care of everything. My planners did an amazing job securing the vendors that made my event so special. They were able to help a lot with the workload, letting our parents handle the cultural aspects of the event. It was worth it. Also, pick your battles. The day will go as it goes, and all you will remember is how much love you are showered with.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
We did a digital invitation from Exotic Invites and limited the number of prints we did. The design and time difference was really tough, but it really set the tone for the wedding. I loved it, and so did my guests.

This lovely wedding was such a pleasure to see. I enjoyed every minute of it! See you tomorrow.

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Planning & Design: Eventrics Weddings | DJ: Pavan Events | Ceremony Venue: Marriott Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa | Reception Venue: Marriott Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa | Design & Decor: Nikun Events | Makeup: KC Makeup by Karuna Chani | Hair: JLC Salon Spa Weddings | Family Hair & Makeup: Tejal Henna | Family Hair & Makeup: Intriagos Artistry | Baraat Boat: Windchase Farms | Catering: Saffron Catering | Cake & Treats: Lady Cakes Bakery | Cinematography: MVD Films | Garba Live Band: Rhythm Bollywood | Mehndi Artist: Dulhan by Darshita | Vidaai Car: Highway 41 Classic Cars | Ceremony Coconuts: Coconut Reserve | Photography: Ron Soliman Photojournalism


Detroit, MI Fusion Wedding by GaganHarnav Photography

Greetings, sweeties! Get ready to enjoy Aakruti & Ravisher's wedding in today's Platinum Guide Blog.

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Ravi & I matched on Hinge towards the beginning of lockdown in 2020. We talked consistently and decided to meet up in May after both of us had negative Covid test...I know, romance at it's height! Honestly i dont know when Ravi became "the one", but everything with Ravi felt right. Our relationship started and it felt like we had been together for years! It's hard to believe this May we are approaching 3 years of being together.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Haha, our proposal! The funny thing is Ravi & I had our Roka/Rupiyo July of 2021...this was a whole year before Ravi even proposed to me! Ravi tried his hardest to surprise me with the proposal but I love a good mystery so when it seems like he is up to something I turn on my thinking cap and figure it out. Regardless of me guessing the day he was going to finally propose he still made everything special. Our day started with Ravi and I taking a helicopter tour of Downtown Detroit, i knew he wasnt going to propose at this point because he left the ring in the car console haha. After this we went to Brunch and stopped a cute boutique hotel to change into my second outfit. We ended up having a couple drinks here because is set up crew (sisters) were running a bit behind schedule haha. From here he drove us to this beautiful park and we walked to this lovely water fountain area. Ravi started acting nervous so i knew the moment was coming up. Then all of a sudden i hear old hindi songs and i start getting excited! I saw a camera set up so i knew the spot we needed to reach but because of Ravi's nerves he took me the "long route" and i saw his sisters hiding behind trees haha, He eventually got us to the sweet spot and dropped down to one knee and proposed. I wont give all the details of what he said because some things are meant to be between just us...but obviously i said YES! Then we went to the next part of our surprise. We went to paint pottery while we waited for our dinner reso. My parents and brother drove up to surprise me but when i called to show them the ring my dad was like "oh nice, we will see it soon..we are 1 hour away" hahaha. We ended that night getting picked up in a limo with both our families inside wait to celebrate with us. Went to dinner and it was the perfect end to the perfect proposal!

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.
I think like majority of the girls out there i knew what i wanted for my wedding, but being that im Gujarati and Ravi is Punjabi we ended up having 2 wedding ceremonies as well as our Sangeet & Reception. It was important for us to make sure both sides of the families felt involved. I am my parents only daughter and Ravi is the only son of his siblings so the weddings were a big deal on both side. I did all of our outfit shopping in India. I worked with Tina Singh of Marigold Weddings here in Michigan for wedding planning. She and her team were great! I told her what i wanted and envisioned and she delivered where she could and found me solutions to what we couldnt do. Both my hair and makeup girls were local to michigan as well. Simona Vigh did my hair and i personally think he crushed every look. We did a half up do for the Sangeet, 2 different type of low buns for both Weddings and a high ponytail for the Reception. My MUA was JHobby. Jahura was amazing! We picked eyes or lips to make the focal point and explored different looks! All in all wedding planning wasnt stressful and i enjoyed it. It definitely had it's ups and downs but the end results were absolutely worth it!

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Most of my outfits where made by a designer friends in India, Pooja & Keyur. My Hindu wedding outfit was Anita Dongre and Reception was Falguni Shane Peacock. Originally i wanted to do a non traditional hindu wedding outfit. I wanted to do a soft pastels color for that ceremony. When my mom, masi & i reached Anita Dongre we started looking and trying things on. I fell in love with their Pichhwai paint work lengha. I picked a magenta one that i really liked! My mom wanted to see me in red so i tried it on and when i saw her eyes light up i knew i had to wear red! Im the type of person where I think i look good in all colors so colors werent as important for me, it was how i felt in the outfit.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
You would have to ask my guests haha! Mostly people loved our food, desserts, dj & party favor. Our food was catered by India House in Chicago, our desserts display was HUGE. Ravi and i both love a good dessert so we wanted to have varieties. We had like 4 cake flavors and so many mini desserts! Our desserts were traditional as well as a few fusion styles. Reva Constantine-Smith did our desserts and i highly recommend her to anyone who asks! We also had to go boxes at the end of the evening at the reception, both for desserts and for the late night snacks we provided. So many people told me they loved being able to take some fries and pizza with them after a long night of drinking & dancing. Our DJ kept everyone entertained and hyped on the dance floor. DJKingh for San Fran!

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Take it one day at a time. There will be ups and downs regardless of the style or type of wedding you do. Make sure you and your to be spouse dont lose yourself in the planning. Be open and honest about needs vs wants. It's hard to get everything exactly your way and usually with desi weddings both families are heavily opinionated and involved. You and your partner need to be united and remember the whole weekend is about you guys and your love. Just celebrate your love to the fullest.

See you tomorrow, loves! We have many more Indian wedding stories for you to enjoy.

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Planning & Design: Marigold Wedding Planners | Floral & Decor: Marigold Wedding Planners | Event Designer: Marigold Wedding Planners | Lighting: Sky Films and Productions | Sangeet Venue: Detroit Marriott at Renaissance Center | Ceremony Venue: Motor City Casino Hotel & Detroit Marriott at Renaissance Center | Reception Venue: Motor City Casino Hotel & Detroit Marriott at Renaissance Center | Hair & Makeup: Simona Vigh | Hair & Makeup: Jahura Hobby | Catering: India House | DJ: Kingh | Dholi for Baraat: Pally Singh | Bridal Fashions: Anita Dongre | Bridal Fashions: Falguni Shane Peacock | Bridal Fashions: Pooja Keyur | Customized Bridal Jewelry: Sunita Shekhawat | Cake & Treats: Reva Constantine-Smith | Cinematography: Harnav Bir Singh & Gagan Kaur | Bridal Draping/Sari Tying & Styling: Tejasvi | Mehndi Artist: Krupa Thomas for Bridal Mehndi | Photographer: GaganHarnav Photography


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