Big Fat Indian Weddings are something that
our country is known for. There is a certain pressure while planning in order
to make sure that their wedding is much more extravagant than the others. So
when our client asked us for a unique element in each of the functions, we were
more than up for the challenge. After just three meetings, everything was
finalized.
The sangeet
at J.W. Mariott was low-key and had a theme of white. The décor for the evening
comprised white orchids and crystals, which included beautiful crystal bowls.
Since the wedding was happening at their
own farmhouse in Bannergatta, we constructed a structure of seven pillars with
temple bells where 7 pandits sat and
recited all the mantras. This, combined with the marigold flower décor, not
only gave the entire place a traditional temple feel, but also felt majestic at
the same time.
For the Jaimala
and Reception that happened by the poolside at Hotel Lalit Ashok, the clients
requested for something that would entertain the guests as they waited for
their turn to give the couple their blessings. This is where we came up with an
out-of-the-box idea. A massive, three storey structure of 9 boxes, each box
being 8x8feet, was constructed in two days and set up on the lawn. Dancers from
all over the country showcased multiple dance forms in each box. Lights and
choreography added to the magic and left everybody spellbound!
And though we were skeptical of the
performers climbing up with the help of ladders, they did so without breaking a
sweat and pulled off their marvelously!
All the hard work that went behind making
this happen, paid off and proved to be a success in the end. Team Katha
considers this wedding to be one of its biggest achievements and is also a very
memorable one.
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