A Royal Sikh Wedding That’s A Perfect Blend Of New-Age & Timeless

Rustam & Harustat’s wedding was a captivating fusion of royalty, traditionalism, and a contemporary edge. A blend of beautiful florals, quirky elements, and upbeat vibes, the soiree was stunningly crafted by Shagun Events, Anna Wang, and Your Event Signage.

While they made sure to deck up the wedding at its flamboyant best, Rolling Canvas Presentations framed it all remarkably.

Hosted at the Garden ballroom at the Oatlands House, the all floral themed ceremony was a riot of colorful blooms further accentuated with deep crimson flowers.

The couple coordinated in blissful hues of baby pink and maroon for their engagement. Rustam looked dapper in a maroon bandhgala by Panjab Bespoke which he teamed up with a heavily embroidered stole and a baby pink turban.

Harustat, on the other hand, slipped into a heavy thread & sequin embroidered Asiana Couture lehenga marked with edgy tassel detailing. While striking jewels by Jagdish Jewellers & Khurana Jewellers added exquisiteness to her look, the team of Hair & Makeup by Sana gave her a flushed look & a low tousled bun.

The Punjabi folk themed sangeet was a jaunty & vivid affair with the decor breathing in distinctive hues. While quirky and traditional elements like dupattas, cots, lanterns, matkas, cushions, wooden ladders, haystacks, tassels etc., made up for the decor, the impressive roof with cascading florals looked exceptional.

The Lemnos Club surely witnessed a classic punjabi sangeet ceremony with happy hearts, upbeat performances, and lots of colors.

The couple slipped into complementing hues of blue for the ceremony looking all peppy. Harustat looked absolutely bedazzling in a classic blue peplum sharara heavily laden with embroideries. Going all OTT, she further teamed it up huge waterfall earrings & a matching maang-tikka. She even went bold with her makeup and opted for a bold maroon lip and smokey eyes along with a fishtail braid.

Whereas, Rustam paired up his cream colored kurta and salwar set with an edgy bandi!

Hosted at the Gurdwara Sahib Glenwood, Sydney, and later at the Curzon Hall, the Anand Karaj was as heavenly and surreal as it is always meant to be.

Harustat for the day slipped into a breathtaking ice blue Rimple & Harpreet Narula ensemble marked with heavy embroideries, multicolored appliques, sequins, and Swarovskis along with an orange dupatta.

Exquisite polki and sapphire jewels by Jagdish Jewellers further elevated her look by multifolds while dark smokey eyes and a pale lip completed her look flawlessly.

Looking absolutely royal in his Panjab Bespoke ensemble, Rustam surely grabbed all eyeballs much like his bride did. He wore an ivory self work flared kurta with a classic blue regally embroidered cape tied with a belt.

A beige and blue stole along with a burnt orange turban completed his look while a gorgeous pearl mala and polki-kundan necklace from Durga Das Seth Jewellers gave the finishing touches.

Both the bride and the groom squads looked breathtaking in their matching ensembles.

While the groom squad wore turquoise bandhgalas with orange turbans, the girlies wore matching coral suits and even matched their bangles and jewellery.

Framed by Paran Singh Photography, the Jodhaa Akbar inspired shoot was done at various scenic locations in Jaipur like Jal Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, and Churu Desert.

The photos are a sheer delight to the eyes and oozing with love and happiness that knows no bounds.