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SHARED JOURNEYS | TIMELESS TALES | INSPIRED DETAILS
Experiences are meant to be shared. This journal is a glimpse into our world—the weddings we’ve crafted, the breathtaking destinations we’ve worked in, and the inspirations that fuel our creativity.
But it’s more than just our work. It’s a space where we celebrate weddings we admire, moments that move us, photographers whose work speaks to us, and vendors whose artistry we appreciate. A collection of stories, ideas, and details that make weddings unforgettable.
RAAS Devigarh: A Destination Wedding in a 250-Year-Old Palace ✨
RAAS Devigarh isn’t just a venue—it’s a feeling. A 250-year-old fort-palace where history, intimacy, and quiet luxury come together effortlessly. The maze-like corridors, breathtaking views, and impeccable service make it a place we’d love to plan weddings at again and again.
What We Love About Small Weddings (And Why They’re Harder to Plan Than Big Ones)
Planning an intimate wedding in India isn’t just about a smaller guest list—it’s about creating a deeply personal, meaningful celebration. From venue choices to guest experience, every detail matters. Here’s what goes into crafting a wedding that feels just right.
Mihir Garh: Where a Wedding Feels Like an Unforgettable Celebration ✨
The beauty of Mihir Garh lies in its exclusivity—intimate yet grand, private yet opulent. With just nine luxurious suites, it feels less like a hotel and more like your own desert retreat. Here, your wedding isn’t just another event on a calendar—it’s the only one, making every moment truly yours.
Tanya and Emanoil – Jaipur
Every wedding has its own special story, and for Tanya and Emanoil it was that warm and all-embracing sensibility that enveloped all their wedding ceremonies, which we feel is especially underline thing for the multi-cultural weddings. Tanya is a Sikh living in UK and Emanoil, a Romanian, and their special chemistry has been incredibly captured in the Pre-Wed shoot by ...
Boutique hotels/villas for your Intimate Wedding in Goa
Some of the properties are hidden away gems while others are a little more popularized, some overlook the beach while others have sun-dappled gardens and courtyards, some are located in a charming village while others are just a few minutes away from chic clubs and bars. We have curated a list of offbeat whilst immensely charming Wedding Venues for your small numbered wedding in Goa.
The bohemian villa wedding fiesta in Goa
Leaf through the photographs of a rather cool wedding of Opal and Ollie and you will catch yourself secretly wishing to have a wedding like that. There’s an element of breezy and laidback in this wedding that resonates so well with the very vibe of Goa. The wedding destination that you choose for your wedding speaks so much about you ...
Chunda Palace: Luxury Boutique Hotel for Destination Wedding in Udaipur
Chunda Palace in Udaipur is not as vastly popular property as much it is ought to be but perhaps that is the reason why it is a little extra special than the others. Having said that a little bit of google and you would have a vague idea about this luxurious boutique hotel for your destination wedding in Udaipur. As ...
Seeing the world of Weddings in Black & White by Edoardo Agresti
Out of general inquisitiveness, there emerged a question between me and my colleague why don’t couples go for more of Black and White Photography in their weddings. In our quest for the answer, we reached out to Edoardo Agresti whose photography is a sheer work of art and has a sort of trance-like effect on you. Member of important international ...
A Sikh Wedding shot in tones of Sepia that is beyond beautiful
The work of art is not just what you see but rather the feeling that it evokes. These pictures of an intimate Sikh wedding Florence at Villa Le Fontanelle, create a whirring of sweet love emotion that gradually and warmly envelopes you. If you take these photographs and hang them on a wall, the wall would come alive with emotions. The wedding has ...
Sikh Wedding – A cluster of beautiful & heartwarming moments
Every moment of this Sikh Wedding is bubbling with life. Laughter and love echo through the pictures, and when it is the time for vidai, eyes are welled up. “They are not said to be husband and wife, who merely sit together. Rather they alone are called husband and wife, who have one soul in two bodies.” Harnav, a romantic ...
