Chandigarh Farmhouse Weddings: As Seen In Vogue

At this specific wedding, we moved beyond standard decor to craft an experience. For the Mehendi, we set up a live lipstick bar where guests created their own custom shades, pairing this with handcrafted lac bangles. It turned a routine ceremony into an interactive memory, ensuring every guest felt personally connected to the day.

Being featured in Vogue India was an honor, but for us, the true success was in how the event felt to the couple. When planning this Chandigarh farmhouse wedding, we focused on the challenge of balancing regal sophistication with the 'real' emotion of an Anand Karaj ceremony.

We designed the events to be distinct chapters. The Sufi night with the Wadali Brothers brought a soulful rhythm to the opening evening, while the garden Haldi was kept in a family backyard to maintain an intimate atmosphere. For the Mehendi, we leaned into a Marrakesh market theme, using textures and colors that felt vibrant rather than forced.

Logistics in a farmhouse setting often require more attention to detail than a hotel ballroom. From setting up the Kashmiri-inspired aesthetic for the wedding ceremony to managing the flow of guests across different zones, our focus was on maintaining a seamless experience. We believe that when the planning is invisible, the celebration becomes the only thing that matters.