Grand Wedding Ceremonies

The groom awaits his bride, framed by the palace architecture and a pathway lit by cold pyros. I design every entry to be a cinematic moment, building anticipation for the union to come.

A bride’s entrance should be nothing short of magical. I use elements like ethereal smoke and sparkling fountains to create a dramatic reveal, making her walk towards the mandap an unforgettable vision.

The first look. This powerful moment is framed by the aisle, lined with pampas grass and florals, leading to the grand fort-style entrance. I design the entire processional to feel like a story unfolding.

The bride makes her graceful entrance under a traditional phoolon ki chaadar. I work to honor these timeless Sikh and Hindu wedding customs, ensuring they are presented with elegance and personal significance.

Family is at the center of every wedding. Here, the bride is escorted by her father and brothers, a beautiful blend of Lebanese and Indian traditions under a canopy of fresh baby's breath.

A modern take on the phoolon ki chaadar, crafted with vibrant red florals. Every detail, from the groom's baraat to the bride's entry, is thoughtfully designed to be both traditional and stylish.

The groom's arrival is a celebration in itself. I plan grand baraat processions with vintage cars, music, and energy, ensuring the groom makes an entrance that befits the occasion.

A royal groom deserves a royal entrance. This baraat was designed with a regal carriage and attendants, complete with custom flags bearing the couple's wedding monogram for a personalized touch.

A full baraat procession with a brass band and dancing guests makes its way through the farm venue. I manage the logistics of large-scale processions to ensure they are joyful and seamless.