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Iowa City, IA Fusion Wedding by Nepo Productions

From the very beginning, it was written in the stars for Melanie and Dan. The story behind the proposal is one for the books, and we’re going to share with you at the end of this post! But right now, it is Melanie and Dan’s fusion wedding that we simply must share with you! Nepo Productions brought this love story to life beautifully, and set the film to tunes that struck the right chord. The style of the film was distinctive on its own, with a lot of raw clips that added a real and riveting touch. The ceremony was hosted in the amphitheater of The Celebration Farm and coordinator LOLA Event Productions imbued it with never-seen-before elements that had both our hearts and our curiosity! Guests chairs were laid out on the lawn steps, where Adam Covington Signature Studio set up floral elephants that greeted everyone at the beginning of the aisle. “In Hinduism, one of our most revered Gods is Ganesh, who is depicted as an elephant. I asked our decor vendor if they could make decorative elephants for the ceremony entrance and they came through amazingly,” shared Melanie. The distinctive altar featured three cream arches, built of stone, in descending sizes, completed with floral arrangements, saffron and rani pink drapes. Maharani Melanie wanted a traditional South Indian look, so she opted for a red and gold Kanjivaram sari paired with exquisite gold temple jewelry. Chrysalis Fashion, a boutique owned by one of Melanie’s bridesmaids, Mira Bedi, custom made all the bridal outfits. Susie Morales and Eden Salon made for a dream hair and makeup team. We particularly loved Melanie’s hair do that was woven with fresh jasmine flowers. A Touch of Class and Shree Indian Vegetarian Restaurant pleased the palates of the guests with their perfect mix of American and Indian cuisines. Post vows, Melanie and Dan were all set to party at their reception fueled by the DJs from Creative Sounds, indoors at The Double Round barn. From the oval wood ceiling to handmade chandeliers that give the barn a starlit appearance, this was one mesmerizing venue. The custom cake by Deluxe Cakes & Pastries with a custom cake topper was simply adorable! “Dan and I have a common love of dancing and enjoying music and so we wanted that to be a major part of our reception. We brainstormed down to every last detail to make it lively, colorful and most importantly really represent us,” said the beautiful Melanie. Hit play on this gorgeous film to relive this fusion fiesta, and read their written-in-the-stars story below!

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
I had asked my then-boyfriend, Dan, if he'd like to go with me to a Broadway show in Kennedy Center in DC and he said a casual "Sure!" Since then, though, I had forgotten all about it and started planning other things to do for the summer. Then, out of nowhere, Dan said nonchalantly he had gotten tickets for the show and I was pleasantly surprised and so glad he had remembered. I've always tried to catch celestial happenings when I could and I had heard earlier in the week that the Perseid Meteor shower was going to happen and the East Coast had the perfect skies for it. I had told Dan we should try and see them after the show. As we walked out, Dan said "Hey, want to check out those meteors?" Needless to say, Dan insisted and I agreed thinking it was a good opportunity after all and I really shouldn't miss it. Dan said the National Mall would be a perfect place to see them so we parked and walked towards the Lincoln Memorial. In between each column, we peered out, looking to see if we saw anything until we got to the last column and then my right hand is taken and I'm swiveled around and Dan is on one knee! I gasp and my head is kind of dizzy and I'm processing what is happening. But when I hear "Will you marry me?" I said "Yes!" and it was the most perfect moment. After a few minutes, Dan points out in the dark in front of us and I see one of our friends had been there taking pictures! I thought I had seen a familiar figure but was distracted just in time. I could not stop smiling or laughing and was truly in a daze. 
What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
One of my favorite parts of the planning process was settling in with my iPad and noting all the ideas I've had in my head as I've dreamt of my wedding day. I had envisioned so many details such as the floral elephants, the colorful drapery and flowers, the wands adorned with bells to wave as we celebrated our pronouncement of husband and wife. I was very happy I was able to take what I was wishing for and put it together with my great vendors. It was worth all the hours because the day was perfect and so beautiful and exactly how I had pictured it! The photos capture the colors, greenery and whimsy I wanted for the special day.
What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
The most important thing to Dan and I was to make the entire wedding weekend an extension of our personalities. Down to the decor, the ceremony details, the outfits, the food and drink, and the music, we had a big hand in it all to make it as personal as possible. We wanted an explosion of color wherever we and our guests looked which was exactly what the day turned out with the beautiful flowers, lights and amazingly colorful Indian outfits we all wore. Our family and friends told us they loved all the personal touches which made it all the more special for us!
Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
Before our wedding, we held a Mendhi Karaoke night after our rehearsal dinner and our closest friends and family took the "stage" with Dan and I to belt out all of our favorite classics. It was such a memorable way to kick off the wedding festivities and the hilarity that ensued still is one of our favorite things to re-collect and laugh over. Since our wedding was a fusion wedding, I wanted all of our friends and family to have a chance to have mendhi designs on their hands since it is such a beautiful custom of Hindu weddings. My friends running up to show me the fun art they had gotten done is a great memory I have!
Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Always remember that "Where there is Love, there is Life"

We hope that this fusion wedding took away the hump from your day! Return to the blog tomorrow for more such fun weddings!

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DJ: Creative Sounds | Cinematography: Nepo Productions | Venues: The Celebration Farm | Coordinator: LOLA Event Productions | Floral & Decor: Adam Covington Signature Studio | Makeup: Susie Morales | Hair: Eden Salon | Catering: Shree Indian Vegetarian Restaurant | Cake Provider: Deluxe Cakes & Pastries | Invitations & Stationery: Parekh Cards | Photography: Emily Call Photography


Spartanburg, SC, Fusion Wedding by Zheng Chia Films

We have now come to the conclusion that wedding videos and happy tears are inextricably linked. The music and the romantic slow-mo shots pushes the emotions out of someone’s heart and into the open! The super talented team at Zheng Chia Films conceptualized and produced Sonia and Jason’s film, and told us their story in a soul-stirring way. K.Scott Weddings orchestrated this fantabulous fusion wedding that started on a joyous note with a Sangeet hosted at Cleveland Park. While Garba and traditions were mainstays at the Sangeet, it was complete with festive fun and Sonia’s pretty twirls brought about by the dancing. A muted orange and cream seating setup in one corner of the indoor space added a sweet charm to an otherwise colorful and vibrant Sangeet decor. Nice touch by Sarita Goel from Aayojan! It was the ceremony, however, that was truly a showstopper. Sonia & Jason had a Christian ceremony at the St. Paul the Apostle, and were in awe of the way they incorporated their respective cultures. To begin with, Sonia was dressed in a stunning Indo-western dress from Panache Designs by Sharmeen, the bodice of which was all gold and embroidered. She added a Kundan maang tikka and a tulle, embroidered veil to finish her look. Cotton Rouge did a stunning smokey eye, and a crimson red lip added the touch of traditional Indian red to Sonia’s look. The couple looks so confident and photogenic, we’re certain that Sol Basconillo Photography had a ball clicking them! Sonia and Jason’s wedding bliss continued into a soiree through the reception held at Marriott Spartanburg, that paved the way for DJ Natty Heavy to entertain the guests solidly. Marriott baked a lovely, ombre white and coral cake for the couple, which was the right finishing touch after guests enjoyed an assortment of delicacies from Simply Fresh N Spicy. Aayojan turned things up in this segment by adding decadent white stems and florals, and created a tropical twilight feel with the soft and warm lighting. Sonia outshone in a bright blue lehenga set, and Jason looked so adorable having paired blue suspenders and a bow tie with his outfit. The film came to a close with Sonia’s words, “I, take you Jason, to be my husband”, resonating against heartwarming smiles and blushes of the couple. Hit play on this video that is going to melt your hearts!

As the Christmas weekend draws closer, we are beginning to feel festive vibes all around! And since holidays and weddings go hand-in-hand, and we have some fun-tactic weddings lined up for you! Come back soon!

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Planning & Design: K. Scott Weddings | Floral & Decor: Aayojan | Event Designer: K. Scott Weddings | Bridal Fashions: Panache by Sharmeen | Cinematography: Zheng Chia Films | Photography: Sol Basconillo Photography | Venue (Sangeet): Cleveland Park | Venue (Ceremony): St. Paul the Apostle | Lighting: Aayojan | Venue (Reception): Marriott Spartanburg | Hair & Makeup: Cotton Rouge | Catering: Simply Fresh N Spicy | DJ: DJ Natty Heavy | Cake & Treats: Marriott Spartanburg | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: SW Printing Co. | Transportation: Atchison Transportation


Atlanta, GA, Indian Wedding by WalkOnWater Productions

If you’re a regular to Maharani Weddings, we are sure you’ve seen a bunch of heartwarming videos that hit us right in the feels, and unknowingly give butterflies in our stomachs. Well, Payal and Chintan’s wedding film by WalkOnWater Productions was all that + a little more. Forgive us for getting a little technical here, but the way these cinematographers retained some of the audio (for instance, the “oohs” and “aahs” from the crowd when they cheered during the Baraat) made us connect with the film so much! In addition, the choice of music built the anticipation of seeing Payal in her bridal attire for the first time, her walking down the aisle, and then tying the knot. The Buckhead Theater was the chosen venue for the ceremony, one that Weddings InStyle embellished with Art Deco motifs, and in varying tones of pearl white. During the Baraat, all the women put on masquerades, which looked super fun and cute! The page boys in their matching blue kurtas, and flower girls in purple and gold lehengas, walked down the aisle holding some adorable signs (don’t miss that part when you watch the video!) We got our first glimpse of the mandap at this point, which looked like a palatial mansion from a movie set! Off white curtains with fringed latkans (tassels) were draped between the pillars, both finished with gold accents and embroidery. The main stage backdrop featured stunning organza drapes with detailed mirror work borders. Payal then made her way to the mandap in a traditional orange-red georgette lehenga, and a tulle dupatta draped like a veil. Erica Bogart Beauty primped our Maharani’s makeup with a coral, matte finish, with bindis all along her brow line, accentuating her statement matha patti. The two were then happily united in nuptial bliss, and jetted off to Hyatt Regency Atlanta for the reception, in a festooned car that read “Ten Years in the Making." Just like the ceremony, the soiree setup looked like an elegant, royal fête. Shades of blue juxtaposed with antique gold made for a visual treat, and the real show-stealer was the stage decor: paneled, damask columns separated framed displays of candles and flowers, and a stunning gold sofa seated the newly weds. Payal donned an embroidered floor-length in midnight blue, while Chintan offset all the blue in a grey suit. Cafe Bombay catered the delicacies of choice and pleased everyone’s palates, while Indaglow Productions had the guests dancing the night away with their dancey music! 

Hit play to be inspired by this theatric wedding film, that was photographed by Derek Wintermute. Don’t forget to come back to the blog tomorrow for fresh wedding ideas and inspiration! 

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Floral & Decor: Weddings InStyle | DJ: Indaglow Productions | Catering: Cafe Bombay Restaurant and Catering | Hair & Makeup: Erica Bogart Beauty | Cinematography: WalkOnWater Productions | Photography: Derek Wintermute | Venue (ceremony): The Buckhead Theater | Venue (reception): Hyatt Regency Atlanta | Cake: Celso's Bakery | Mehndi Artist: Manisha Panjwani | Transportation: Fantasy Carriages


Reston, VA, Indian Wedding by Mari Harsan Studios

We were still reveling in the gorgeous photos of Puloma and Michael by Mari Harsan Studios when they sent across this spectacular wedding film! Beautifully orchestrated shots, cinematic edits, and a great eye for detail were key elements of this film. We were greeted with lovely shots of Puloma and Michael getting ready, and Mari Harsan Studios offered generous insights into the couple’s ensembles, her trousseau trinkets, and his sparkling mojaris and sehra. We then transitioned to the beautiful Hyatt Regency Reston, which Shagun Weddings decked up in metallics, multiple hues of white, and dashes of red. The traditional mandap featured eight antique gold pillars (four on each side), held together by ornate square walls. Planet DJ Productions planned and executed a joyous Baraat for Michael, who seemed so very elated in a festive white and silver sherwani. Puloma and Michael walked down an aisle adorned with gold drapes, and white and red bouquets. A customary Bengali ceremony was supplemented by delicacies from Indique Catering, headed by the world class chef KN Vinod. Through the course of the wedding, we saw glimpses of a romantic photo shoot of the couple from their reception, which was yet another spectacle! Swapping the cream and gold mandap chairs for a splendid gold lovese at with, and violet drapes with metallic accents replaced the reds, Shagun Weddings made Hyatt Regency Reston reception-ready. From the looks of it, Puloma and Michael had an outfit change during the reception, going from Indian to cocktail. For the dancing galore, Puloma twirled in her lehenga, an orange-pink pairing, and we loved Michael’s Indo-western black Tarun Tahiliani bandhgala. The Beautique by Sapna did a fabulous job making sure Puloma’s hair and makeup worked for both her looks. Puloma slipped into a cream, beaded Gaurav Gupta cocktail dress, while her beau donned a grey suit accessorized with a cutesy floral bow tie. Planet DJ Productions kept the entertainment quotient up with their high-energy beats! 

Grab some popcorn and click play to watch this Bengali extravaganza unfold! And in case you missed it, head to their feature on the Platinum Guide blog for the full gallery! 

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DJ: Planet DJ Productions | Floral & Decor: Shagun Weddings | Baraat: Planet DJ Productions | Photography: Mari Harsan Studios | Cinematography: Mari Harsan Studios | Catering: Indique Restaurant | Hair & Makeup: The Beautique by Sapna LLC | Venues: Hyatt Regency Reston | Bridal Fashion (Reception): Gaurav Gupta | Bridal Jewelry: Heirlooms Jewelry | Tuxedos: Tarun Tahiliani


San Francisco, CA, Indian Wedding by Wedding Documentary Photo + Cinema

Okay, we admit it, we lose our hearts when a wedding film has the song Kabira playing in the background. Anisha and Varoon’s multi-day wedding was hosted at The Westin, St. Francis, and Wedding Documentary Photo + Cinema featured the hustle and bustle of stunning San Francisco in a dozen innovative ways. Quick heads up - we’re going to obsess over the fashion quotient like never before! Ours jaws dropped when we learned that the #Baj2Bhagat wedding was self-planned, because it was so well orchestrated. The Sangeet hosted at a residence incarnated a Bollywood movie, with refined dance performances from friends and family, composed by Mona Khan Sampath Dance. Anisha gleamed in a scallop mirror blouse and a rani pink lehenga by Arpita Mehta, and Varoon made for the ideal fashionista counterpart in an orange kurta set paired with a floral sadri (vest). Wedding Documentary Photo + Cinema, who also doubled up as photographers, went the extra mile to stage and film detailed shots of Anisha’s stunning Kundan jewelry and Varoon’s festive red mojaris indicating the onset of their ceremony. Anisha slipped into her crimson red Shyamal and Bhumika lehenga, paired with a tulle gold dupatta, and a pair of glittering Louboutins. Crystal garlands and decorative drops were central elements of the elegant glass mandap, and we loved how Shakir Decor incorporated minimalistic floral elements by placing pastel rosettes along the rim of the mandap. We were in awe of Anisha’s quintessential bridal makeup, that was perfectly suited for every occasion and outfit, courtesy of Beauty by Megan Naik. The grand finale was the resplendent reception at The Westin St. Francis, where the ballroom was enveloped in lilac lighting by Got Light, and Shakir Decor decked it up in a plethora of bling through an interplay of crystal decor and sequin drapes. The cake by Inticing Creations had a singular intricate design running along all four tiers! Dressed to the nines in a metallic grey, stone-embroidered Gaurav Gupta sari gown, Anisha, along with her beau opened the reception with a waltz. This was followed by award winning dance performances by the wedding parties (we’re guilty of trying to learn some of these awesome moves) after which Toofan Sounds took over for DJing. Hit play to see just how cohesively everything came together!

This wedding was like a bridal fashion show of our dreams! Return to the blog tomorrow for more drool worthy weddings. 

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Photography: Wedding Documentary Photo + Cinema | Cinematography: Wedding Documentary Photo + Cinema | Venues: Westin St. Francis | Floral & Decorr: Shakir Decor | Make up: Beauty by Megan Naik | Hair: Triple Twist SF | Catering: Broadway Masala | DJ: Toofan Sounds | Bollywood Performers & Instructors: Mona Khan Company | Bridal Fashions (Ceremony): Shyamal and Bhumika | Bridal Fashions (Reception): Gaurav Gupta | Bridal Fashions (Sangeet): Arpita Mehta | Cake & Treats: Inticing Creations | Lighting: Got Light | Mehndi Artists: Maaz Hussain


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