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Toronto, ON Indian Wedding by L'Atelier Lumière International

Nothing says "elegant" like the classic and avant-garde Indian wedding of Maharani Harreet & Amit. Every detail of this Indian wedding planned by Dashing Dulhan is pure eye candy. The bride donned a dreamy lengha that was overflowing with style. Embroidered with gold trimming and precious stones, this bride was the perfect contrast to her blush Indian wedding. This Indian bride was anything but ordinary as she walked down the petal-covered aisle. Lush Décor blended foraged greenery, lush arrangements of peonies, and sweet peas to form one of the most charming mandaps I have seen to date. Of course, it is the memory makers that brought us Harreet's big day. L'Atelier Lumière International Photographie captured all the tantalizing memories. Fall in love over and over and over again in the gallery. 

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
I had moved back from London after an 8-year stint and went back to visit my sister a year later when Amit and I crossed paths in Marylebone. It was that chance meeting and an amazing first date over delicious wine & cheese, captivating conversations and loads of laughter that sparked the start of something truly magical. 
When I first met Amit, I was instantly attracted to his incredible energy, charming personality, chivalry and love for life! Right when we met, it felt as if we had already met and every step in our relationship since has just felt effortless – things just happen and fall into place at the right time.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Despite the long distance nature of our relationship, Amit and I were so lucky to be able to pack our bags, every two months, to meet one another in London, Toronto or some part of the world. So when Amit planned his trip to Toronto that summer, I didn't think anything of it! 
It was Friday, the end of a long work week for me and Amit's last few days in Toronto so we planned a night out with my friends. Before heading out for the evening, Amit booked us the Spa at the Shangri La to relax and unwind. It was a sweet gesture and so 'like' Amit to plan something like this so again, I didn't think anything of it! 
After the spa, we made our way to the condo to drop off our bags and when I opened the door to the flat, I was shocked to see hundreds of flowers, candles, and photos of us placed throughout the rooms! Amit had hired a photographer to capture the details, reactions, and emotions that filled the moments that led up to Amit going down on one knee and asking me to marry him! Our 'dinner' turned into a night of celebrating our proposal with my brother, sister, brother-in-law-to-be, cousins, and friends! The celebrations continued the next day with my parents and extended family at our family home. Amit planned the perfect proposal and found a way to incorporate my family and friends which was so important to 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.
We started our wedding planning by brainstorming the 'where' - where did we want to get married? We were inspired by the recent weddings we had attended in Boracay and Phuket and were convinced that we wanted a destination wedding too! After some research and shortlisting our options, we went full circle and decided on Toronto. Why? Because, we re-evaluated what was most important to us - having all of our family and friends there AND being able to add personal touches and detail to every event we hosted. We felt that this was do-able in Toronto, given I’m in the same city.
We then moved on to our venue selection. We wanted to keep our Sangeet playful and fun, just the way you feel when you go to a 'mela' (fair). We wanted to incorporate little trinklets that our guest could take home - bindis, bangles, dupattas - and have a big enough dance floor for all the singing and dancing! Dreams Convention Centre was definitely the perfect space to host – we even had a big enough runway to the dance floor for our London Thumakda rickshaw entrance :) 

For our wedding, we wanted a space that was outdoors with a breathtaking view. Given half of our guests were traveling to Toronto from overseas (Australia, UK and many for the first time), the waterfront felt like the perfect setting. We were instantly drawn to Palais Royale - the location, food, customer service and the experience they provided from the moment we walked through their doors was incredible. Even today, everyone talks about how well-presented and delicious the breakfast and lunch was during our wedding - they were super attentive to all our dietary requirements and ensured that these restrictions didn't hinder to taste of the dishes! 
Our reception was just as perfect too. We wanted a venue that didn't need much decor and spoke for itself - gold embellishments, detailed ceilings, and grand chandeliers. Paradise Banquet Hall was literally our vision. Also being an Italian banquet, they offered a sit down Italian dinner with an assortment of late night snacks and desserts - our guests were amazed by the vast menu and array of delicious snacks and desserts throughout the night. No one was ever hungry during our reception, that’s for sure!

Being in the wedding industry myself (I'm a professional makeup & hair stylist) - I've had the pleasure of working with the industries finest vendors and had already decided on some key vendors I wanted to bring on board - these included: L'Atelier Lumiere (Photography), Ryan Apigo Films, Lush Decor and Fine Cakes by Zehra.
My makeup and hair was a tough one. I had 6 bridal makeup trials before deciding on my artist. I then asked myself "when was the last time I got my makeup done and really liked it?" - I remembered Maryam (@m4makeup) my makeup artist who dolled me up for my cousin's wedding almost 4 years ago. I called her, booked a trial and then gave my deposit. Best decision I made as she made me feel very comfortable and totally worked with me on each of the 3 looks, letting me add my touches where I wanted to. She listened to what I wanted - a flawless, clean, natural finish with pops of color and did a phenomenal job on all my looks! For my hair, I booked the talented, Jyoti (@bellahair.jb). She has an eye for perfection and gave me such different hairstyles for each of my events - all inspired by a recent Bollywood star wedding!
My outfits and jewelry were also very much Bollywood inspired – the recent ' star' weddings that have left us all speechless! Here are my inspirations for my main events:

Sangeet
- Outfit: Manish Malhotra inspired
- Hair: Sonam Kapoor inspired

Sikh Wedding
- Outfit: Manish Malhotra inspired
- Makeup/Hair: bold and sharp. Loved the deep red lips!

Hindu Wedding
- Outfit: Sabyasachi inspired
- Hair: Anushka Sharma inspired

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I'm a HUGE Bollywood fan and absolutely inspired by the fashion - elaborate outfits, gorgeous fabrics and bold colors. I wanted to keep my Sangeet outfit trendy, playful and pretty - incorporating flowers in the outfit to tie in our 'floral wedding' theme. For my Sikh ceremony, I wanted to stick to the traditional gold and red combo and for the Hindu ceremony a floral outfit playing on the lighter colors - pastel peach, pastel green, light golds. Inspired by Sabyasachi and Anushka's wedding, I was totally drawn to this piece.   

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
I would have to say, putting together the personal touches. Pinterest is so addictive during the planning phase and there were just too many cute ideas that I wanted to do!
Doing almost 300 pieces of each personal touch item, required some helping hands! My parents, brother, sister, cousins all offered to help. We picked one night a week for ‘arts & crafts’ to put these pieces together – a great way to relax a little and spend time with your loved ones during the busy wedding planning craze!

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
What we hear time and again from our family and friends is the 'attention to detail' throughout our wedding. From our choice of venues, the decor, our outfits, and jewelry, to the personal touches and little trinklets for our guests - no detail was missed! Some of our personal touches included:
- Welcome bags for our out-of-town guests - full of 'his' and 'her' favorites
- A bangle/bindi/dupatta bar at the Sangeet, with keepsakes for the ladies
- Individually wrapped napkins for 'your happy tears' placed on each guest’s seat for the wedding ceremony
- shawls placed on the deck where our ceremony took place for our guests 'to hold if they get cold'
- 'lucky in love' lottery tickets at our reception which were placed under the dinner plates for our guests to scratch and win! 
- kids were given a cartoon of Amit & I along with crayons which kept them busy for most of the reception!
- flip flops for the ladies at the reception - 'a little treat for your dancing feet' 
- hangover kits for our guest to take home after the reception. This included mini branded water bottles with Advil, gum and vitamin C!

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Our wedding took place at Palais Royale - right on Lakeshore with stunning views of the Toronto skyline. My most special moment(s) that replay in my mind are my entrances for both my wedding ceremonies. The first being my Sikh ceremony where both my parents walked me in, and the second being my Hindu ceremony where my brother and Mamma walked me in to 'Din Shagna Da' - truly inspired by Anushka Sharma's wedding! That feeling I had both times, walking down the aisle and seeing Amit in front of me was just magical... it gives me goosebumps just thinking about it!

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Enjoy every moment - we spend so many months planning one of the biggest days of our lives and it passes us so quickly! Take it all in and be in the 'now' when it all happens. Take deep breaths - those are important too!

One last stop for the reception is coming right up! 

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Photography: L'Atelier Lumière International Photographie | Cakes & Treats: Fine Cakes by Zehra | Catering: Paradise Banquet & Convention Centre | Cinematography: RYAN APIGO FILMS | DJ: Frequency Entertainment | Floral and Decor: Lush Décor | Hair: Bella Flair | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: RM invitations | Live Music: Grenville Pinto | Makeup: M4 Makeup Official | Planning and Design: Dashing Dulhan | Venue: Palais Royale | Ceremony | Venue: Paradise Banquet & Convention Centre | Reception


Toronto, ON Indian Wedding by L'Atelier Lumière International

There is so much romantic goodness spilling out of today's incredible Indian wedding feature and I am so excited to share the love of Harreet & Amit to the world. The dynamic duo ensured that they had a blockbuster Indian wedding vendor list and with L'Atelier Lumière International Photographie behind the lens, be prepared to take a trip into rustic romance. Harreet's Bollywood event was infused with Tuscan rustic vibes intermixed with cultural charm and showcases some of the hottest trends of 2018. And, the results are staggering. Bella Flair created an Indian bride that moved with grace and ease, elegantly defined by her glowing makeup by M4 Makeup. In our gallery is where you can find the sneak peek by the talented photographers. 

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How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
I had moved back from London after an 8-year stint and went back to visit my sister a year later when Amit and I crossed paths in Marylebone. It was that chance meeting and an amazing first date over delicious wine & cheese, captivating conversations and loads of laughter that sparked the start of something truly magical. 
When I first met Amit, I was instantly attracted to his incredible energy, charming personality, chivalry and love for life! Right when we met, it felt as if we had already met and every step in our relationship since has just felt effortless – things just happen and fall into place at the right time.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Despite the long distance nature of our relationship, Amit and I were so lucky to be able to pack our bags, every two months, to meet one another in London, Toronto or some part of the world. So when Amit planned his trip to Toronto that summer, I didn't think anything of it! 
It was Friday, the end of a long work week for me and Amit's last few days in Toronto so we planned a night out with my friends. Before heading out for the evening, Amit booked us the Spa at the Shangri La to relax and unwind. It was a sweet gesture and so 'like' Amit to plan something like this so again, I didn't think anything of it! 
After the spa, we made our way to the condo to drop off our bags and when I opened the door to the flat, I was shocked to see hundreds of flowers, candles, and photos of us placed throughout the rooms! Amit had hired a photographer to capture the details, reactions, and emotions that filled the moments that led up to Amit going down on one knee and asking me to marry him! Our 'dinner' turned into a night of celebrating our proposal with my brother, sister, brother-in-law-to-be, cousins, and friends! The celebrations continued the next day with my parents and extended family at our family home. Amit planned the perfect proposal and found a way to incorporate my family and friends which was so important to 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.
We started our wedding planning by brainstorming the 'where' - where did we want to get married? We were inspired by the recent weddings we had attended in Boracay and Phuket and were convinced that we wanted a destination wedding too! After some research and shortlisting our options, we went full circle and decided on Toronto. Why? Because, we re-evaluated what was most important to us - having all of our family and friends there AND being able to add personal touches and detail to every event we hosted. We felt that this was do-able in Toronto, given I’m in the same city.
We then moved on to our venue selection. We wanted to keep our Sangeet playful and fun, just the way you feel when you go to a 'mela' (fair). We wanted to incorporate little trinklets that our guest could take home - bindis, bangles, dupattas - and have a big enough dance floor for all the singing and dancing! Dreams Convention Centre was definitely the perfect space to host – we even had a big enough runway to the dance floor for our London Thumakda rickshaw entrance :) 

For our wedding, we wanted a space that was outdoors with a breathtaking view. Given half of our guests were traveling to Toronto from overseas (Australia, UK and many for the first time), the waterfront felt like the perfect setting. We were instantly drawn to Palais Royale - the location, food, customer service and the experience they provided from the moment we walked through their doors was incredible. Even today, everyone talks about how well-presented and delicious the breakfast and lunch was during our wedding - they were super attentive to all our dietary requirements and ensured that these restrictions didn't hinder to taste of the dishes! 
Our reception was just as perfect too. We wanted a venue that didn't need much decor and spoke for itself - gold embellishments, detailed ceilings, and grand chandeliers. Paradise Banquet Hall was literally our vision. Also being an Italian banquet, they offered a sit down Italian dinner with an assortment of late night snacks and desserts - our guests were amazed by the vast menu and array of delicious snacks and desserts throughout the night. No one was ever hungry during our reception, that’s for sure!

Being in the wedding industry myself (I'm a professional makeup & hair stylist) - I've had the pleasure of working with the industries finest vendors and had already decided on some key vendors I wanted to bring on board - these included: L'Atelier Lumiere (Photography), Ryan Apigo Films, Lush Decor and Fine Cakes by Zehra.
My makeup and hair was a tough one. I had 6 bridal makeup trials before deciding on my artist. I then asked myself "when was the last time I got my makeup done and really liked it?" - I remembered Maryam (@m4makeup) my makeup artist who dolled me up for my cousin's wedding almost 4 years ago. I called her, booked a trial and then gave my deposit. Best decision I made as she made me feel very comfortable and totally worked with me on each of the 3 looks, letting me add my touches where I wanted to. She listened to what I wanted - a flawless, clean, natural finish with pops of color and did a phenomenal job on all my looks! For my hair, I booked the talented, Jyoti (@bellahair.jb). She has an eye for perfection and gave me such different hairstyles for each of my events - all inspired by a recent Bollywood star wedding!
My outfits and jewelry were also very much Bollywood inspired – the recent ' star' weddings that have left us all speechless! Here are my inspirations for my main events:

Sangeet
- Outfit: Manish Malhotra inspired
- Hair: Sonam Kapoor inspired

Sikh Wedding
- Outfit: Manish Malhotra inspired
- Makeup/Hair: bold and sharp. Loved the deep red lips!

Hindu Wedding
- Outfit: Sabyasachi inspired
- Hair: Anushka Sharma inspired

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I'm a HUGE Bollywood fan and absolutely inspired by the fashion - elaborate outfits, gorgeous fabrics and bold colors. I wanted to keep my Sangeet outfit trendy, playful and pretty - incorporating flowers in the outfit to tie in our 'floral wedding' theme. For my Sikh ceremony, I wanted to stick to the traditional gold and red combo and for the Hindu ceremony a floral outfit playing on the lighter colors - pastel peach, pastel green, light golds. Inspired by Sabyasachi and Anushka's wedding, I was totally drawn to this piece.   

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
I would have to say, putting together the personal touches. Pinterest is so addictive during the planning phase and there were just too many cute ideas that I wanted to do!
Doing almost 300 pieces of each personal touch item, required some helping hands! My parents, brother, sister, cousins all offered to help. We picked one night a week for ‘arts & crafts’ to put these pieces together – a great way to relax a little and spend time with your loved ones during the busy wedding planning craze!

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
What we hear time and again from our family and friends is the 'attention to detail' throughout our wedding. From our choice of venues, the decor, our outfits, and jewelry, to the personal touches and little trinklets for our guests - no detail was missed! Some of our personal touches included:
- Welcome bags for our out-of-town guests - full of 'his' and 'her' favorites
- A bangle/bindi/dupatta bar at the Sangeet, with keepsakes for the ladies
- Individually wrapped napkins for 'your happy tears' placed on each guest’s seat for the wedding ceremony
- shawls placed on the deck where our ceremony took place for our guests 'to hold if they get cold'
- 'lucky in love' lottery tickets at our reception which were placed under the dinner plates for our guests to scratch and win! 
- kids were given a cartoon of Amit & I along with crayons which kept them busy for most of the reception!
- flip flops for the ladies at the reception - 'a little treat for your dancing feet' 
- hangover kits for our guest to take home after the reception. This included mini branded water bottles with Advil, gum and vitamin C!

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Our wedding took place at Palais Royale - right on Lakeshore with stunning views of the Toronto skyline. My most special moment(s) that replay in my mind are my entrances for both my wedding ceremonies. The first being my Sikh ceremony where both my parents walked me in, and the second being my Hindu ceremony where my brother and Mamma walked me in to 'Din Shagna Da' - truly inspired by Anushka Sharma's wedding! That feeling I had both times, walking down the aisle and seeing Amit in front of me was just magical... it gives me goosebumps just thinking about it!

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Enjoy every moment - we spend so many months planning one of the biggest days of our lives and it passes us so quickly! Take it all in and be in the 'now' when it all happens. Take deep breaths - those are important too!

You won't want to miss a single drop of love! I return right back with the Indian wedding ceremony and the reception! 

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Photography: L'Atelier Lumière International Photographie | Cakes & Treats: Fine Cakes by Zehra | Catering: Paradise Banquet & Convention Centre | Cinematography: RYAN APIGO FILMS | DJ: Frequency Entertainment | Floral and Decor: Lush Décor | Hair: Bella Flair | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: RM invitations | Live Music: Grenville Pinto | Makeup: M4 Makeup Official | Planning and Design: Dashing Dulhan | Venue: Palais Royale | Ceremony | Venue: Paradise Banquet & Convention Centre | Reception


Rockville, Maryland Sikh Wedding by Plum Pictures

Happy Wednesday, Maharanis! I have a visual treat for your today with images by Plum Pictures! Simranpreet and Toby's wedding celebrations coming from the Chesapeake Bay State. Our duo kicked off their celebrations with a wonderful Sangeet night at the Fox Chase Manor, and I have to tell you, I LOVE the bold colors, the festive vibe and the warmth radiating from each and every image! Maharani Simranpreet planned and design her wedding herself and I'm sure there's a trick or two we can learn from the wonderful job she did. The Moment Events helped our maharani turn her dreams into a reality, below are some of my favorites and the gallery is filled with so much inspiration!

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Stay tuned for the ceremony!

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Sangeet Venue: Fox Chase Manor | Ceremony Venue: Guru Gobind Singh Foundation | Reception Venue: Raspberry Plain Manor | Planning & Design: Bride | Floral & Decor: The Moment Events | Hair & Makeup: Makeup by Dina | Catering: 5 Tara | Catering: Taj Caterers & Cafe | DJ: Elite Entertainment | Baraat: Dina's Wedding Horses | Cakes & Treats: Fancy cakes by leslie | Cinematographer: Plum Pictures | Mehndi Artist: Charming Henna | Photo Booth: A-list Photo Booths | Photographer: Plum Pictures


Baltimore, MD Sikh Wedding by Photographick Studios

There are so many inspirational moments of Raveena and Gurdev's Sikh wedding concluding at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore and I can't wait to share them with you! The couple took their love of the outdoors and ended their grand finale with a pre-party shoot amongst the twinkling city life. Photographick Studios truly captured the essence of this lively bride and groom. The natural ambiance of the open venue was heightened with the additions of whimsical lighting and delicate candles that made for a tranquil setting. Yaadein Weddings truly set the tone for an unforgettable celebration. Major Indian wedding inspiration awaits! See all the stunning details of the reception day below with the rest of the memories memorialized in our gallery

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See you tomorrow! 

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Photography: Photographick Studios | Cinematography: Photographick Studios | DJ: DJ USA | Floral and Decor: Yaadein Weddings | Planning and Design: Sagina Wahi - SW Events | Venue: Guru Nanak Foundation of America | Ceremony | Venue: Hyatt Regency Baltimore


Baltimore, MD Sikh Wedding by Photographick Studios

Family was the essence of Maharani Raveena and Gurdev's Sikh Indian wedding and this is what dream Indian weddings are all about. To me, nothing symbolizes your day more than your closest loved ones and continuing the tradition of our heritage; it is truly a magical thing. Raveena and Gurdev assembled an amazing team of Indian wedding vendors to help them turn their dreams into a reality. The Sikh ceremony, at the Guru Nanak Foundation of America, was enriched with culture and class. From planning by Sagina Wahi - SW Events to photos captured by Photographick Studios; the love is uncanny in our gallery

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See you in a Maharani Minute! 

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Photography: Photographick Studios | Cinematography: Photographick Studios | DJ: DJ USA | Floral and Decor: Yaadein Weddings | Planning and Design: Sagina Wahi - SW Events | Venue: Guru Nanak Foundation of America | Ceremony | Venue: Hyatt Regency Baltimore


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