Exotic Destination Wedding..
The moment we hear someone say ‘beach’, we will already picture the dreamiest overwater villas surrounded by glimmering gold sands, azure skies & basically, an ideal beachy destination for a romantic honeymoon. But when a few decided to solemnize their love at Bhubaneswar Odisha, we already knew it had been a rarity! What we discovered later was the very fact that the Bhubaneswar is an equally exotic destination for a marriage .
Meet Neha(Software developer) & NIkhil(Doctor), the adorable couple who celebrated their four-day long wedding shenanigans at Special Resorts & Spa, the Bhubaneswar with enough splendour & joy. Everything about their celebrations, right from decorations to their outfits, was extraordinarily impressive. Being a decorator, we confirm the skilled team of BookaMandap did full justice to her big day. Whether it had been the flamboyant outdoor mehndi or the dazzling reception bash, there have been throughout whimsical elements to ogle at. What made it all the more irresistible was the groom’s entry on a personal yacht, the couple’s dreamy portraits and clearly the bride’s chirpiness.
The reception was undeniably the showstopper of their boisterous wedding revelries. The decorations for the night were par excellence with all kinds of floral arrangements, lights, drapes & other fancy elements adding to the charm of the interiors. Every nook & corner was elaborately detailed. While the entry passage was bedecked with tons of sequinned strings, offbeat floral vases & flowy drapes, the doorway of the hall was adorned with floral arches, huge tree installations & never-seen-before chandeliers. The sitting lounges were amped up with ivory drapes, lacy chair decorations & some stunning centrepieces. The stage was yet one more highlight of the ceremony with an all floral backdrop, a larger-than-life floral chandelier and a few cutesy floral installations outlining it. With numerous drool-worthy elements in only one ceremony, it had been hard to not fall for all. Neha & Nikhil indeed saved the simplest for the last!
