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J odhpur is the epitome of Indian royalty. Annushree Agarwal, a luxury destination weddings specialist, tied the knot with Vinay Audipudi, a sales director, in a traditional Indian wedding at Jodhpur. Shrey Bhagat, founder of Knotting Bells, was the photographer at this celebration. “Jodhpur is the only destination in Rajasthan, which not only has forts and palaces, but also sand dunes and lakes. With this wedding in particular, the bride herself was from Jodhpur, so her familiarity with the place and the uniqueness of the destination made it an ideal location,” shares Bhagat. With Jodhpur’s regal legacy, it was natural that the wedding was traditional in all aspects. The sangeet took place on the sand dunes at sunset. The engagement was held at a heritage property and comprised elegantly crafted combinations of glistening mirrors, reflecting lamps, floral enhancements, metallic finishes and geometric patterns. 32 FEMINA WEDDING TIMES November 2017 T he Middle East’s chilly winter weather and warm hospitality coupled with its love for over-the- top celebrations make it the ideal wedding destination for Indians. Looking beyond Dubai, Ras al-Khaimah is one of the most sought-after locations in the region. It’s no surprise that Saloni Singh and Rishabh Mehra chose to host their fairy-tale wedding here. Executed by Tamarind Global, the functions were celebrated at different venues that were carefully transformed into mesmerising spectacles. Alisha Shirodkar Aggarwal, marketing director, Tamarind Global, says, “There are many reasons why this enchanting emirate is ideal for Indian weddings—its easy accessibility from Dubai, gorgeous weather during winter, excellent infrastructure, and hospitality (in this case, the Waldorf Astoria). For this wedding, the bride wanted something spectacular and unusual that involved a beach sunset backdrop. Overall, the Middle East offers proximity to India, lovely outdoor venues and beautiful weather.” Guest list: 250 - 600 Budget: ` 3 crore for 200 guests Best time: November to March Tip: While planning a winter wedding here, one shouldn’t forget heaters. It is essential to the setup keeping in mind the cold weather and the typical occasion-wear attire that restricts layering. Guest list: 250 - 600 Budget: ` 12-15 lakh Best time: November to March PHOTOS: KNOTTING BELLS PHOTOS: TAMARIND GLOBAL 24,26,28,30,32_wt_coverstory_Nov_17.qxd 10/10/2017 6:27 PM Page 32

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Page 1: 24,26,28,30,32 wt coverstory Nov 17 - Tamarind Global · With Jodhpur’s regal legacy, it was natural that the wedding was traditional in all aspects. The sangeet took place on the

Jodhpur is the epitome ofIndian royalty. Annushree

Agarwal, a luxury destinationweddings specialist, tied theknot with Vinay Audipudi, asales director, in a traditionalIndian wedding at Jodhpur.

Shrey Bhagat, founder ofKnotting Bells, was thephotographer at thiscelebration. “Jodhpur is the onlydestination in Rajasthan, which not only has forts and palaces, but also sand dunesand lakes. With this wedding in particular, the bride herself was from Jodhpur, soher familiarity with the place and the uniqueness of the destination made it anideal location,” shares Bhagat.

With Jodhpur’s regal legacy, it was natural that the wedding was traditional inall aspects. The sangeet took place on the sand dunes at sunset. The engagementwas held at a heritage property and comprised elegantly crafted combinations ofglistening mirrors, reflecting lamps, floral enhancements, metallic finishes andgeometric patterns.

32 FEMINA WEDDING TIMES ✪ November 2017

The Middle East’s chilly winter weather and warm hospitality coupled with its love for over-the-top celebrations make it the ideal wedding destination for Indians. Looking beyond Dubai, Ras

al-Khaimah is one of the most sought-after locations in the region. It’s no surprise that SaloniSingh and Rishabh Mehra chose to host their fairy-tale wedding here. Executed by TamarindGlobal, the functions were celebrated at different venues that were carefully transformed intomesmerising spectacles. Alisha Shirodkar Aggarwal, marketing director, Tamarind Global, says,“There are many reasons why this enchanting emirate is ideal for Indian weddings—its easyaccessibility from Dubai, gorgeous weather during winter, excellent infrastructure, and hospitality(in this case, the Waldorf Astoria). For this wedding, the bride wanted something spectacular andunusual that involved a beach sunset backdrop. Overall, the Middle East offers proximity to India,lovely outdoor venues and beautiful weather.”

Guest list: 250 - 600

Budget: ` 3 crore for 200 guests

Best time: November to March

Tip: While planning a winter wedding here, oneshouldn’t forget heaters. It is essential to thesetup keeping in mind the cold weather and thetypical occasion-wear attire that restrictslayering.

Guest list: 250 - 600

Budget: ` 12-15 lakh

Best time: November to March

PHOTOS: KNOTTING BELLS

PHOTOS: TAMARIND GLOBAL

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