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Dearborn, MI Indian Wedding by Beaded Elephant (FKA Jobst Media)

Our next Indian bride and groom, Radhika and Sagar, really know how to light up the dance floor, and you'll have to agree when you check out their sensational film by Beaded Elephant (FKA Jobst Media)! Their Indian wedding celebration at The Henry was planned by industry expert, Blissful Weddings and Events, and features beautiful decor details by Colonial Event. The first look moment at the 1:28 mark turned our giddy grins into a wide smiles when we saw just how Radhika's eyes lit up with anticipation seconds before her Raja was going to see her in her cream and red bridal lengha for the first time. The blushing bride of the hour was the picture of perfection, her hair by Liz Laurich, and makeup by Tammy Pore Makeup, flawlessly finished. You won't be able to forget the high-energy pre-wedding moments either! Don't wait, press play and see it all for yourselves!

Maharani Radhika, on how she met the Raja of her dreams, Sagar:

"Sagar and I met as teenagers through friends of ours that were dating. Our early courtship can be characterized as fairly classic, teenage romance - chatting on AOL Instant Messenger, walking around the local mall, and going to the movies on a weekly basis. I wish I could pinpoint one magical, eye-opening, moment when I realized Sagar was the one, but I don't think it worked that way for us. Over time, I just realized I wanted to share every thought, moment, and experience with Sagar. Life just felt more vibrant and colorful together."

On her Raja's extraordinary proposal:

"Sagar's proposal was epic.

As I had mentioned, Sagar and I met as teenagers in our hometown in Michigan. We both went to rival high schools (Farmington High and North Farmington High) and spent many of our early movie dates at our local theater, the ever-so-charming, 2-screen cinema, The Farmington Civic.
Our relationship certainly evolved through college, and our long-distance young professional lives, but our favorite date was always a movie date.

A few years ago, Sagar matched for residency in Detroit so I decided to move back to Michigan to be closer to him. Months after my move, Sagar told me to block off a Saturday night for a formal hospital gala in downtown Farmington. Sagar also told me he wanted us to catch the new Captain America movie at the Civic before we headed to his fancy dinner.

Two of my best friends happened to be in town that weekend, so I protested the movie at first, but agreed to ask them if they wanted to join us at the CIvic. Oddly, my two best friends wanted to schedule a mani/pedi date for Saturday afternoon and then wanted to check out Captain America at the Civic. They also showed up to the salon in pretty nice dresses. I was still in jean shorts and a t-shirt, but I had my dress for the evening in a bag. I wasn't quite sure why everyone wanted to get dolled up and catch a movie on this random Saturday but didn't think much of everyone's uncharacteristic behavior.

Anyway, after getting our nails done, my best girls and I hurriedly drove together to the Civic because we were running a couple minutes late. Sagar was already at the door with tickets in hand looking quite dressed up for the gala later that evening. He was rushing me inside to the movie. I told him I needed to use the restroom and that we should get some nachos before the show. He snapped that my friends could pick up nachos and that we'd miss the movie. At the time, I didn't understand why he was being so rude. He guided me into the front row of the theater while I continued to demand nachos and was pulling the toe separators out of my feet.

Finally, seated, the first trailer started. It was an oddly familiar local movie made by the creators of my favorite movies "27 Dresses" and "Crazy Stupid Love." I was beginning to get a little suspicious because the storyline seemed to resemble Sagar and I's romance a bit too closely... halfway through the trailer, classic RomCom music started playing accompanied by a slideshow of our decade's worth of adventures. I finally figured out what was happening and I started bawling. The trailer ended with the text "will you marry me?" and Sagar on bended knee next to me with a ring in his hand. I choked out a "yes," and heard all of my best friends cheering and crying in the back row.

It was the best movie date of my life."

On her wedding style:

"I originally wanted our wedding to stick to a warm palette of deep oranges, reds, and pinks, but with so many events in an Indian wedding, we just couldn't reign in and coordinate all of our decor choices. I love colors, draped fabrics, lanterns and chandeliers, so we just designed our own whimsical, colorful, jewel-toned wedding. There was only one ballroom in our venue that could hold ~ 500 people, so my challenge was to decorate the events as differently as I could so that each occasion felt fresh and fabulous.

The Sangeet was the most casual with couch seating, rectangular tables, draped food stations, and the brightest fabric for backdrops and linens. The goal for this event was to keep our guests moving, munching and mingling.

The Ceremony was outdoors under a beautifully constructed canopy of orange and red fabric in the courtyard of the Henry. I loved that our mandap was mostly just draped fabric too. It felt so airy and romantic. Michigan is also notorious for fickle, generally unfortunate weather and we were somehow blessed with a perfect, sunny morning!

The Reception ballroom maintained our warm color palette but the room was reoriented and dressed more formally. This event featured all round tables, linens with more sparkle and a heavily draped entryway. The event was still colorful, but more toned down and elegant."

On her and Raja Sagar's first dance song:

"Our first dance was to Fall Out Boy's "Young Volcanoes." Sagar and I have been Fall Out Boy fans for over a decade and have been to at least 4 of their shows. We knew our wedding soundtrack would feature upbeat, poppy rock music by Fall Out Boy. No other bands/musicians spoke to us and our relationship quite like these guys! Into the first chorus of our swing-style dance, indoor fireworks shot up all around us on the stage and we just kept on twirling. It was probably my favorite part of the wedding. It felt so us!"

We're only half-way through our unforgettable Filmy foray, my dears! Meet you back here in a bit for two more sensational wedding wonders!

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Photography: Beaded Elephant | Venue: The Henry | Floral & Decor: Colonial Event | DJs & Entertainment/Lighting/Baraat: Sandeep Hans Entertainment | Makeup: Tammy Pore Makeup | Mehndi Artist: Ekta Shah Kansara | Hair: Liz Laurich


Philadelphia, PA Indian Fusion Wedding by Ambrosial Films

Ambrosial Films delivers another fun Indian fusion wedding celebration in this next Filmy Friday feature shot at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown in Pennsylvania! Event Nirvana planned and designed this fantastic event for Maharani Neha, and the Raja of her dreams, Jack, These two lovebirds are too cute for words and you'll agree when you see them posing for the camera. Their highlight reel starts with some pre-wedding magic before memorable ceremony moments take over, and our Indian bride's green, gold and magenta lengha steals the show at that point! Following a lovely exchange of I dos under a blush pink mandap, the newlyweds hit the National Constitution Center with lucky guests to party the night away at a reception to remember!

We're off to Jersey for an incredible Indian wedding when I get back, so don't stray too far!

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Planning & Design: Event Nirvana | Venues: Philadelphia Marriott Downtown | Cinematography: Ambrosial Films | DJ: DJ Bhupi Entertainment | Venue (Reception): National Constitution Center | DJs & Entertainment (Reception): Jay Dabhi | Photography: Dante Williams Photography


Edison, NJ Indian Wedding by Premier Digital

Hair and makeup maven, Glamour Eyes, had the pleasure of working with our next blushing Indian bride, Roseline, at her Edison, New Jersey, wedding, and she's sharing some of the most stunning details from the sensational celebration with us today! Premier Digital shot and edited this highlight reel which features some gorgeous moments captured from the ceremony, where Abhishek Decorators divinely decorated the mandap to perfection. Watch as Maharani Roseline gets ready to say I do to the Raja of her dreams, Suraj. She's picked out an incredible, traditional red wedding lengha from Nazranaa, and some sparkling bridal jewelry from Myyraa that will take your breath away! Her bridal party's magenta and blue saris are pretty as can be, and we wish we could've joined in on the fun they all must've had at the post-ceremony party held at the amazing Akbar Restaurant — because who could turn down such a magnificently catered feast? This unforgettable event was planned by Every Little Detail.

Maharani Roseline, on meeting Raja Suraj:

"I met him in 2003. After a few months, I felt strongly connected to him very early on and it was only later on that I realized the feelings I had where because he was "the one." He was truly my complement."

On an unforgettable engagement memory:

"During our puja, one of his uncles told me I should wear an "Ohm" for protection. I mentioned this to my then fiance and he hugged me tightly and said he was my "Ohm" and he would protect me always."

On her wedding style:

"My wedding style was of elegance with a little drama. My now husband felt strongly about the colors for our bridal party so he chose. I picked out the girl's sari's and they were rich in color and very complimentary. It was pieces to a puzzle that we slowly pieced together. It turned out to be more than I could have imagined!"

On what she enjoyed most about planning her wedding:

"I enjoyed finding the perfect dress with finding just the right make up and jewelry to complement my beautiful dress."

On shopping for her dream wedding lengha:

"I initially spent many hours on the internet but realized I needed to go try things on. One of the first places I happened to go into was a place called Nazranna. They were excellent and really honed in on what I liked and worked with me to find just the right one. I looked at other places but felt strongly that they had what I wanted and it was well made and made me shine like a princess!"

On her most memorable wedding moment:

"The moment I saw my husband. As I approached our mandap I did not look directly at him until I was almost in front of him. Our eyes met and I felt butterflies in my stomach and knew this was really happening. I was going to be bonded to my soul mate. I also was overwhelmed with emotion seeing so many family and friends gathered to celebrate with us. Truly amazing."

On her hair and makeup:

"I had somewhat an idea of my make up, long lashes with a beautiful golden smoky eye and gorgeous red lips to pop. My hair was also done by my make up artist and she did a beautiful job with a style that held up throughout the whole event!"

On the role that family and friends played:

"His aunties sang old traditional songs during the ceremony. His cousins painted a beautiful pot for our banana tree that was in the center of our mandap."

We're not done yet, Maharanis! Plenty more wedding magic is on its way later today!

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Floral & Decor: Abhishek Decorators | Hair & Makeup: Glamour Eyes | Photography & Cinematography: Premier Digital | Floral: Clark's House of Flowers | DJs & Entertainment: Genesis Events | Planning: Every Little Detail | Bridal Jewelry: Myyraa | Transportation: Romantique Limousines


Atlanta, GA Indian Wedding by Events by SPL

Utopian Events has worked their floral and decor magic to fulfill the post-ceremony party of Maharani Anjali's dreams at The Westin Buckhead Atlanta, and we've got the exclusive on all the inspiring details thanks to the talented photography team from Events by SPL! The Indian bride and groom of the hour took to the dance floor for an unforgettable first dance and the adorable duo showed off some serious moves. Anjali's triple tiered-skirt on her custom-made outfit by Binari Art is giving us some major twirl-envy, and the performances by family and friends look like they were simply spectacular. Head into the complete gallery for a closer look at all the most memorable moments from this incredible Indian wedding reception!

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Maharani Anajali, on working with her vendors:

"Both my photographer (Kunal Mehta with Events by SPL) and decorator (Shushil Patel with Utopian Events) went above and beyond. From the Sangeet Friday to the entire wedding and reception, the décor present by Shushil was more than perfect and Kunal did an amazing job at capturing every moment and every single detail. Every time I walked in the room, I still couldn’t believe my eyes! Both of their attention to detail was outstanding. They listened to my heeds and vision and executed further than I could have ever asked! They were very punctual and always delivered on time! I still get compliments to this day and I have them both to thank for that! I could not be more thankful for everything their teams did! They truly made my wedding a dream come true!"

Wasn't that sublime?! Head over to the Platinum Guide for more Maharani magic!

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Photography: Events by SPL | Hair & Makeup: Erica Bogart Beauty | Venue: The Westin Buckhead Atlanta | Cinematography: WalkOnWater Productions | Floral & Decor: Utopian Events | DJs & Entertainment: Prime DJs | Bridal Fashions: Binari Art


Atlanta, GA Indian Wedding by Events by SPL

With a little help from beauty expertErica Bogart Beauty, and bridal fashion designer Ranisha Patel of Binari Art, Maharani Anjali has transitioned from her traditional ceremony look into an equally magnificent post-ceremony one. We're giving you a sneak peek at what she and her now-hubby, Pritesh, are hitting the dance floor in, and they're both looking phenomenal! Events by SPL captured these reception portraits of the perfect pair, who are rocking in navy and magenta ensembles. The thick, gold borders on Anjali's multi-layered party lengha are to die for, and we can't get enough of her glamorous hair and makeup style! We're ready to get this party started and will be dishing out all the delightfully fun details from our Indian bride and groom's reception next, but in the meantime, make sure to hit the complete gallery for more details on their fabulous fashions!

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Stay tuned for the party of a lifetime!

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Photography: Events by SPL | Hair & Makeup: Erica Bogart Beauty | Venue: The Westin Buckhead Atlanta | Cinematography: WalkOnWater Productions | Floral & Decor: Utopian Events | DJs & Entertainment: Prime DJs | Bridal Fashions: Binari Art


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