An Interfaith Castle Wedding Oozing with Romance & Elegance

For the day function, while Rajiv wore a champagne gold kurta, Farzia donned a floral organza saree in sorbet hues from Zahra which she accessorized with handmade floral jewellery from Flowers by Bhanu.

Moon’s Makeover completed her look with a tousled braid, minimal makeup, and pale lips.

For the night, Rajiv paired up his kurta set with a navy velvet nehru jacket to complement the ceremony’s upbeat vibes. Whereas, Farzia changed into a heavily embroidered navy blue and gold lehenga. With hair let down in curls and jhumka earrings, her look was minimal and super elegant.

The castle wedding decorations were executed by the ace team of Design House Decor. White and gold love seat along with benches, ottomans, and a coffee table with candles & floral arrangements cascading down to the ground made up for the dreamy decor. A formal ceremony with hues of blush pink, nudes and ivory, the bespoke royal vibes of the wedding were unmatched.

For the wedding, Farzia slipped into an equally royal Sabyasachi lehenga from his Gulkand Collection which she paired up with a mix of equally royal Kundan jewellery and gold Sita Haar from Exclusives by Fatima & Joyalukkas.

Bridal Rang by Samiha tied up Farzia’s hair in a middle part low bun and glammed her up with nude lips, light smokey eyes, and a black bindi.

Rajiv kept it simple and classic in a black Sabyasachi sherwani with white churidaars and blck leather shoes.

While excessive cherry blossom arrangements accentuated with candles marked the entire decor, a gold mirror frame with pastel hued florals growing across the frame and cascading onto the ground made for the couple’s seating backdrop.

Rajiv, for the reception changed into a dapper blue suit with brown shoes. Farzia, on the other hand, wore a heavily embellished Sabyasachi lehenga and had her hair down in waves accessorizing her look with bangles and striking jewels.

• Write everything down. As cliche as this sounds it will seriously help you organize your thoughts. Write down 3 things- your vision whether it’d be grand or intimate, your budget, and vendors you want to work with. From there, inquire and compare the quote with your budget because that will allow you to prioritize everything.
• This tip follows tip # 1- DIY and delegate your bridal party. You can save so much from DIY. At the end, whether weddings are big or small, dream weddings can be costly if you’re not smart with your money. Once you have your list ready, the quotes and your vision see what you can DIY and delegate to your bridal party so that all you have to do is follow up.
• Enjoy the planning process and make time for you. This is your moment and sometimes we run around that we get lost in chaos and forget to take care of ourselves. You’re the bride and it’s your biggest day, so as much as you hear this from other brides I’ll say it again. Attend to yourself whether it’d be the mind, body, or soul and everything will fall into place.

Edited By Neha Garg Ahuja