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Intimate and Soulful Weddings: Planning Your Meaningful Celebration

byMint EventsBased in Mumbai; Plans weddings across India including Pune, Chennai & SuratStarts from1,75,000 per projectView full gallery

For me, weddings are not just about the guest count. They are about the quiet, honest moments you share with the people who matter most. I help you strip away the noise to plan a day that is truly, deeply yours.

An intimate wedding ceremony doesn't mean compromising on beauty. This mandap, created with curtains of fragrant tuberose and framed by lush banana leaves, was designed to feel both sacred and deeply personal for a beautiful South Indian wedding.

A moment of pure connection under the tuberose mandap. In an intimate wedding, there is more space for these quiet, heartfelt exchanges that truly define the day.

The right location is key for an intimate destination wedding. This serene property in Pune offered breathtaking sunset views over the hills, providing a naturally beautiful and peaceful backdrop for the celebration.

A portrait of two cultures meeting. For Sam and Matt's wedding, we celebrated her South Indian roots with a stunning yellow Kanjeevaram saree and traditional jewelry, while he wore an elegant embroidered sherwani.

The walk together. Here, the couple makes their way through a path lined with banana plants, a key element in South Indian wedding decor, with a beautiful tuberose mandap waiting for them.

A quiet moment of connection before the ceremony begins. My goal is to manage every detail so you can have these precious, unscripted moments together, fully present and ready to celebrate your love.

About Intimate & Soulful Weddings

The biggest advantage of keeping your guest list small is not just the budget. It is the freedom to choose venues that are hidden gems, like cliffside resorts or private heritage homes, that simply cannot accommodate a massive crowd. When we plan these celebrations, we focus on where the light hits best and how to make every single guest feel like they are part of the story, not just an attendee.

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