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Greenwich, CT Indian Wedding by KSD Weddings

Maharani Saloni and Raja Vijay look simply divine on their big day and Wedding Design has created a lush red and gold backdrop for them to make their love official! KSD Weddings has captured every cute and candid moment from laughs with the bridal party to sweet glances from the bride and groom as they say "I do." Too presh! This pair of hearts tie the knot and this ceremony has totally put a smile on my face; I'll be at the gallery fawning over every perfect moment!

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From the bride, on wedding planning:

"Planning a wedding can be stressful. For us, the week leading up to the wedding was incredibly so, we dealt with one hurdle after another. However, regardless of what obstacle Vijay and I faced we came together like never before and tackled everything head on. We had decided that nothing would get in the way of our big day! Planning a wedding and dealing with all it's stress actually brought us closer together and yet again made me realize how amazing Vijay is and together we could overcome anything life throws our way!"

On her bridal fashions:

"I went to Bombay and purchased my wedding lengha. It was the first lengha I had tried on and I instantly knew it was the one for me!

For the reception dress, I found inspiration from pictures of bridal gowns on Pinterest and worked with a designer in Bombay to create my dream dress!"

Stay tuned for another set of fab wedding portraits and then Shilpa Entertainment breaks it down at the reception!

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Photography: KSD Weddings | DJ: Shilpa Entertainment | Venues: Hyatt Regency Greenwich | Cinematography: KSD Weddings | Hair & Makeup: Cinderella Bridez | Cakes & Treats: Hudson Valley Cakery


Greenwich, CT Indian Wedding by KSD Weddings

Hello, my loves! We're starting today off with a fairy tale first-look session with KSD Weddings and it's pulling at my heart strings! These sweethearts bring the regal romance as they pose for pics in the most elegant wedding ensembles before heading down the aisle. I think it's so important to have a moment of peace with your love and capture those unforgettable snaps; because in the hustle and bustle of your wedding day, alone time is so precious! Head to the gallery to see every perfect portrait!

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From the bride, on the proposal story: 

"As a belated birthday present, I had purchased tickets to Jay Z and Justin Timberlake's Legends of the Summer tour for Vijay. It was supposed to be a surprise, but since I was so excited I couldn't keep it a secret and told him about it, two months in advance! Being the smart man that he is, Vijay knew the only way to catch me off guard for a proposal would be to plan it on a weekend where I would least expect it. So he began plotting for July 20th, 2013 to be the most incredible day of my life.

The day before the proposal, my mom had asked I take off from work because she had planned a 'girls day' so she could spend time with my sister and I. We were going to spend the day shopping and going to a spa to get our nails done- all before I headed into the city that evening to meet with Vijay. I didn't know this then, but planning this fun day was a scheme to trick me into getting a manicure, because my mom and sister both know a girl's nails need to be in top shape when being proposed to! As usual, the shopping portion of the day took much longer (thanks to me) which meant we had to cancel our nail appointment. I was bummed that I wasn't able to get my nails done and so decided it would be ok if I made Vijay wait just a little, while I quickly got them done in the city! Meanwhile, Vijay had taken the day off from work and headed into the city much earlier to pick up my ring and finalize arrangements for the proposal.

That evening we had a great time with friends but decided to call it an early night since the scorching heat was really taking a toll on us. The next morning I awoke to Vijay scrambling because he left groceries in the car overnight and was worried they would have spoiled in the heat. I figured that makes sense, Sejal (his sister) was coming back from vacation the next day so he wanted to make sure she had some food at her apartment when she returned (you'll see why this detail is important later). While he headed out to the car, I decided to head back to the nail salon to get a pedicure, since I was rushed the night before and was only able to get a manicure! At that point Vijay was convinced I knew what he was up to. Why else would any sane person get a manicure one day and then go back the very next day for a pedicure?

After returning to the apartment, Vijay let me know that Sejal had called to tell him she had bought us a giftcard for brunch at the Gramercy Park Hotel’s Rooftop Terrace. Knowing that Sejal loves to spoil us I thought, wow that's so nice of her and believed the story because he even showed me the "giftcard", turns out this was just a spare room key from the hotel! Vijay went on to tell me he had called the hotel while I was out and even though they were booked, the manager, Rob would try to squeeze us in.

When we arrived at the hotel, I walked in and thought WOW, this hotel is so nice. We asked to speak to Rob and were informed that they could give us a table around 1:00. At this point it was noon, so Rob suggested we grab a drink or check out the hotel’s private park. Vijay wanted to check out the park so I went along and thought to myself 'he's out of his mind, its 100 degrees outside...'

As some of you may know Gramercy Park Hotel has a private park, which only guests of the hotel can access. It turns out Vijay had met with director the day before and requested we be given access to the park. As we began walking around I started to get very annoyed with Vijay, the heat was unbearable and I couldn’t understand why he wanted to be outdoors so badly! Starangly, he kept insisting that we take a picture, but of course no one was around to take one of us. So, Vijay suggested we set the camera on self-time mode and try taking a picture by placing it on a park bench. We took the picture and Vijay asked me take a quick look at the camera to make sure I liked how the picture turned out. As, I began walking over to the bench Vijay called out my name... I turned around to see what had happened and to my surprise found him on one knee!!! I was shocked, I hadn't expected him to propose yet, so I was speechless! Also, since Vijay was so calm and collected all day, my initial thoughts were is this real? Why would he bring one of his mom's old jewelry boxes and play such a mean prank on me? Even after he opened the box and I could see the ring, I could not believe what was happening. It took me a few minutes of standing in disbelief to fully process that Vijay Shah was finally proposing!! Eventually, I ecstatically responded YES!

The surprises didn't end here... we then headed back to the hotel where I discovered what Vijay had really been up to the day before. There was indeed a brunch planned with beautiful red roses and a delicious meal. Vijay had been working with the staff of the hotel to plan every detail, from our arrival, to the fake scheme of no tables being available, to taking a walk in the park. He also met with the chef to request a special four-course meal. The food was absolutely amazing; unfortunately, I was too excited to eat much of it!

After brunch we headed back to the apartment. I walked in, still shocked and excited, to more roses laid out everywhere (this would be the groceries he claimed he left in the car), champagne and a very sweet card from Vijay! While we were at brunch, Vijay's cousin, Minal had decorated the apartment for us!
Vijay did an exceptional job planning the proposal! One of the best moments of the day was learning that Vijay had contacted my dad who was traveling abroad to ask for his blessing. It seems both of our families had known about the proposal for weeks, but everyone managed to keep it a surprise for me!"

I'll catch ya at the ceremony where Wedding Design and Shilpa Entertainment are setting up for some sensational events!

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Photography: KSD Weddings | DJ: Shilpa Entertainment | Venues: Hyatt Regency Greenwich | Cinematography: KSD Weddings | Hair & Makeup: Cinderella Bridez | Cakes & Treats: Hudson Valley Cakery


Warwick, RI Indian Wedding by Salwa Photography

I knew you wouldn't want to miss out on today's bride and an exclusive look at her amazing reception fashionSalwa Photography captured some great detailed shots of this stunning, shimmery white post-ceremony lengha and some super sweet portraits of our bride and groom before they hit the reception. I love our Maharanis side-swept do and her sheer and natural makeup. She looks simply radiant. In just a bit, we'll be heading over to the after party venue, where Sonal J. Shah Event Consultants has planned one unforgettably smashing soiree and Design House Decor has worked their magic on every tabletop. Until then, browse the gallery for more amazing pics from this bride's big day.

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The bride on her hair and makeup:

"I always knew I wanted matte makeup without anything crazy - I worked with my makeup artist to figure out all the small details (i.e. I didn't want a whole row of fake lashes, no glittery eye shadow and shimmery blush). Most of my looks were very matte and I wasn't afraid to try color on my lips."

Don't stray too far, girls. You don't want to miss the floral and decor wonder coming up!

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Planning & Design: Sonal J. Shah Event Consultants | Photography: Salwa Photography | Hair & Makeup: Sonia C | Venue: Crowne Plaza Hotel Warwick | Catering: Raman Bhairson Catering | DJ: DJ Gaurav | Mendhi Artist: Henna Sue | Cakes & Treats: Sin Desserts | Cakes & Treats: Scialo's Bakery | Floral & Decor: Golden Gate Studios


Chantilly, VA Indian Wedding by Thread Cinema

Good afternoon, girls! It's lunchtime, so what better way to enjoy your lunch than to watch a Indian wedding video from Virginia by Thread Cinema and Studio Uma?! All I have to say is that I just adore this Maharani's taste in bridal jewelry! I mean, talk about a binged out bride! The bangle set she has on at the reception is unbelievable! The floral & decor are tremendous! A Starlit Experience provides the amazing dancefloor! You gotta check out the highlights!

What a sweet couple! 

In case you missed any of the Maharani magic this week, here are some of my fave moments!

I also want to welcome our newest Platinum Guide members:

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Have a great weekend!

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Venue: Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles | Catering: Bombay Tandoor | DJs & Entertainment / Lighting: DCS Dynasty Productions | Floral & Decor: L’Ambiance


Houston, TX Indian Wedding by Blink Films and Images

True to the saying, everything really is bigger in Texas, and that includes this wedding! Our lucky bride, Anisa, turned her wedding dreams into reality in true Maharani fashion. This extravagant event boasts over 1200 guests, at least 3 outfit changes and whole lot of high-energy, dance floor fun! Blink Films and Images has done a splendid job at highlighting the most traditional ceremonies from the mehndi to the satada and everything in between and this film plays like the perfect crash course to your traditional Pakistani wedding- with a bit of a contemporary twist. If you're feeling a little lackluster, go ahead and press play and I promise you a heart-pumping pick-me-up!  

Stay tuned for some more Filmy Friday fantastic-ness!

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