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At Maharani Weddings, we believe that every bride deserves the fairytale wedding of her dreams! Here at MaharaniWeddings.com you will find glittering seeds of inspiration for every aspect of your upcoming wedding. In addition to profiling some of the most spectacular Indian weddings from around the globe through interviews, pictures, and videos, we also hand-pick and share a list of the best Indian wedding vendors in our Maharani Weddings Platinum Guide. From event planners to photographers, dj's, florists, cinematographers, makeup artists, mehndi artists, you name it... you’ll find connections to every resource you could ever need for all your wedding ceremonies and celebrations.

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Modern Indian Wedding by Reams Photo, San Diego, California

December 5, 2012 Posted by: Shawna Comments

With everything in place, our Indian bride is ready to become an official Mrs.! Preeti climbs into a palanquin to make her grand debut at the Spreckels Organ Pavillion in downtown San Diego. Groom Josh meets her under the mandap, which sits under the beautiful facade of the performing arts building. Krushna Mandap helps design the elegant Indian wedding ceremony, keeping things simple and clean with minimal decor. Raspberry accents, found in the dholi, mandap, aisle and bridal bouquet, makes a punch against the mostly white ceremony!

Indian bride arrives to modern indian wedding ceremony.

Indian wedding decor ideas for outdoor ceremony.

Umbrellas at an outdoor indian wedding ceremony.

Roses petals thrown at indian bride during indian wedding ceremony.

Indian wedding ceremony tradition and rituals.

Indian wedding customs between indian bride and groom.

Indian bride rides in palanquin to indian wedding ceremony.

Indian wedding venue ideas in San Diego, California.

An Indian bride and her indian bridesmaid in traditional wedding dresses.

Indian bride has petals thrown at her in indian wedding tradition.

An indian bride wears a traditional indian wedding jaimala.

indian wedding ceremony decor ideas with statue and roses.

Up next: an Indian wedding reception with amazing views!

Modern Indian Wedding by Reams Photo, San Diego, California

December 5, 2012 Posted by: Shawna Comments

The beautiful raspberry color from their Indian wedding ceremony follows this modern Indian bride and groom into their reception. Pretty Preeti changes into a sparkling bridal lengha, and everything from her nails to her earrings match perfectly! Her bridal mehndi, created by Tejal Shah, has a contemporary twist with the henna design trailing from her pointer to pinkie. Reams Photo takes us into the reception venue at Ultimate Skybox, which has jaw-dropping views of the San Diego skyline and bay.

Indian bridal hair and makeup ideas for Indian wedding reception.

Indian bridal jewelry and bridal lengha ideas for indian wedding.

indian bride and groom eat indian wedding cake.

Indian wedding cake cut by indian bride and groom.

indian wedding reception entertainment by dancing girl.

dance performances at indian wedding reception.

indian reception decor idea for sweethearts table at indian wedding.

indian wedding venue overlooks san diego downtown.

Don't go far, Maharanis! We'll be back tomorrow with more Indian wedding inspiration!

Epic Indian Wedding by BINITA PATEL Photography, Baltimore, Maryland

December 4, 2012 Posted by: Shawna Comments

A bridal mehndi party kicks off today's multi-day Indian wedding affair! We know Indian weddings tend to be large, but this Baltimore, Maryland wedding is a doozy. Bride Anjelie catches some "down time" at this henna party before greeting her 1,200 wedding guests over the next three days! She looks relaxed and up to the task, with BINITA PATEL Photography by her side. I love the colorful printed fabrics of this outdoor canopy -- so inviting!

Next up, a really, really big baraat. You're not going to want to miss it!

Planning & Design: Working Brides Wedding Planner | Photography: Binita Patel Photography | Photography: BINITA PATEL Photography | Cinematography: BINITA PATEL Photography | DJ's & Entertainment: DJ USA

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Epic Indian Wedding by BINITA PATEL Photography, Baltimore, Maryland

December 4, 2012 Posted by: Shawna Comments

Our Indian bride and groom welcome hundreds of their closest friends and family during this three-day Indian wedding celebration. Up next? A jaw-dropping baraat of ginormous proportions! Groom Tarpan arrives to a sea of loved ones at the Hilton Downtown Baltimore, while his bride Anjelie patiently awaits for her groom to get to the mandap. BINITA PATEL Photography snaps some gorgeous photos of the Maharani, who looks like a classic Indian beauty in a traditional bridal lengha and a sparkling jewelry set.

A modern Indian wedding ceremony continues in just a moment!

Working Brides Wedding Planner and Binita Patel Photography are members of the Platinum Guide. Love what you see? Explore their portfolios.

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Binita Patel Photography VIEW PORTFOLIO

For more information on how Platinum Guide members are chosen, click here.

Epic Indian Wedding by BINITA PATEL Photography, Baltimore, Maryland

December 4, 2012 Posted by: Shawna Comments

No detail was missed in this fabulous Indian wedding with 1,200 guests! As our Indian bride enters the Hilton Downtown Baltimore for the ceremony, she is all smiles in a ravishing red bridal lengha. I am loving the attention to small details (like the personalized churis), as well as the large attention grabbers (look at that mandap!). DESIGN HOUSE once again creates beautiful floral pieces, like the blue orchid jaimalas and orchid bubble garlands. Working Brides gets major credit for helping plan this devastatingly beautiful Indian wedding!

Next up? An Indian wedding reception that will not disappoint!