Marigold Events – Indian Wedding Inspirations, Wedding Lenghas, Invitations, Cake, Decor, Wedding Blog and Website

We are delighted to feature the engagement photos of Gurjit and Arif by Alexandra Hunt Photography. The photo shoot took place in the historic village of Fort Langley, British Columbia. Photographed in the backdrop of an abandoned train station, a leafy grove, as well as a walk (and a twirl or two) along the Fraser River, Gurjit and Arif make for an adorable couple.

Did you check out that stunning Tacori-setting engagement ring?! Welove Gurjit’s style – her gorgeous purple sheath dress is perfectly paired with sparkly heels. On photographing the lovely couple, Alexandra says, “Gurjit and Arif are two of the funniest and happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of photographing. The couple is head over heels about each other – and it shows!”

Credits:

Alexandra Hunt Photography via Two Bright Lights

Bursting with personality, infusing Indian + American cultures, and combining contemporary with vintage, the wedding of Shalou and Eric is an ample dose of fun and flair. When Suzi of Q Weddings shared the pictures from this unique Indian wedding, I was ecstatic and could not help admiring the careful attention to detail, and the modern aesthetic of this wedding. I love how the couple’s personalities shine through in every element of this wedding. We are so excited to feature and share this beautiful wedding, and the story of Shalou and Eric, as they were counting down to their to their special day.

Read more »

Today we are featuring a charming bridal photo shoot of Aisha and her bridesmaids. Aisha Khan, the gorgeous bride and creator of Ama Photography, got together for a super fun day with her three beautiful bridesmaids. She asked her most trusted second photographer from Revi Photography to capture the delightful day. The result, super stylish and lively photos of the bride and her girls.

When I asked Aisha about the photo shoot, she exclaimed, “These girls really are my best friends! In addition to sticking with me through thick and thin, as most families do, they are responsible, funny, creative, strong, smart, caring, outgoing, and empowering women. I wanted the shots to reflect our personality as a group. Needless to say, we had lots of fun!”

Aisha wanted the dresses to be elegant and simple. She designed the dresses herself, and got them custom made with her mother-in-law’s help in Pakistan. I love the stylish sage green outfits, and how zardozi embroidery has been used sparingly, albeit tastefully. The very classic kundan jewelry are perfect accessories for this photo shoot. The Heights Villa makes for a wonderful venue and the props look super fun too!