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This week we are featuring An Affair To Remember: Destination Wedding of Nisha and Jiten. The lovely photos are a courtesy of Mili Ghosh Photography. Nisha and Jiten had a wedding celebration spanning four days, where they hosted around eleven events in Hua Hin, Thailand. The theme of their wedding focused on their “Travel Journey”, which is the very core of their relationship. From Spain to Rajasthan, they unfolded each event with a destination.

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Yesterday we featured the Rajastan Royale Sangeet of Nisha and Jiten. Today, I am super excited to write about the big fat wedding of Nisha and Jiten. The theme of the couple’s wedding was Mughal Mystique. The week long celebration built upto the D-Day. On a gorgeous sunny day in Hua Hin, the couple were ready for a twilight wedding in the middle of the Infinity Pool.

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Baraat started with a huge procession with Jiten on an elephant, where friends and family danced away to the tunes being played from a mobile DJ booth at the beautiful resort.

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This week we are featuring An Affair To Remember: Destination Wedding of Nisha and Jiten. The lovely photos are a courtesy of Mili Ghosh Photography. Nisha and Jiten had a wedding celebration spanning four days, where they hosted around eleven events in Hua Hin, Thailand. The theme of their wedding focused on their “Travel Journey”, which is the very core of their relationship. From Spain to Rajasthan, they unfolded each event with a destination.

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I am so excited to feature the wedding celebration of Nisha and Jiten. From the jewelry, to designer bridalwear, to the amazing theme and decor: this wedding is full of lovely colors, romance, and is a fairytale in the true sense of word. I love how Indian weddings, and in particular this wedding, is full of family fun and fanfare. So get ready to be bedazzled and get some great ideas for your own wedding!

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Nisha and Jiten’s wedding kicked off with a “Taste of Spain”, where the evening later unfolded with a Vegas themed Youngsters. In a typical Las Vegas style, there were blong signs to roulette tables. The outfits for the Spanish theme welcome dinner were designed by Rohit Bal, and shoes were by Stuart Weitzman. For the Youngsters, the outfits were by Jun Escario, and Shoes by YSL.

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On the second day of celebration, the lovely couple planned an Out of the box Floral Fujiyama Mehendi high tea. Held in a lawn at the Hua Hin Sheraton, they replicated a Japanese garden, which was decorated with cabanas and floral pomanders. With shades of yellow, light green and orange, the japanese elements and  flowers made for a perfect mehendi on a gorgeous sunny afternoon.

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Nisha’s outfit was a striking bright orange concept sari, designed by Tarun Tahiliani, which  made her stand out against the green floral theme of the mehendi decor. Nisha’s shoes were custom made by Monica Fig. The beautifully decorated cabanas were also used to entertain guests with foot massages, hookah and a mehendi corner. The event was very colorful with guests and family enjoying the dance numbers played by the DJ. With anticipation for the Sangeet night building up, the japanese mehendi was a perfect start to the wedding festivities for Nisha & Jiten.

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This blog post by our guest blogger Shrinkhla N. Khera of Let’s Talk Invites.

Your wedding is the most beautiful day of your life and we surely won’t have many people debating that statement. Just like everything around, the wedding styles and trends change as well and it is just fair for us to keep a lookout on what is happening around us.

The Wedding Stationery is one of the most important parts of the BIG day. This is not just because it is one of the first things you do, but also because the invitation gives a touch and feel of how the different wedding functions will look like. It builds up the guest’s expectations and beautiful invites always makes them crave for the upcoming events.

Just like everything else, the Indian wedding stationery has also evolved over time. That does not necessarily mean that it’s lost the traditional touch, but means that couples and guests have become much more open to experimenting with ideas, colors, fabrics and sizes.

Today, every couple looking for wedding stationery loves choice, and here we are presenting some of the most desirable ones on the shelves these days.

Out of the Box:

Absolutely exclusive with beautiful boxes, the invites are coupled with chocolates, sweets, nuts or even gold plated flowers. The boxes can be made out of cardboard, which are easier to mail and turn out economical as well, chic leather or wood draped in fancy silk and decorated with brooches and buckles. This is something that is luxurious, elegant and a delight to receive. You can also get favor boxes at the reception and matching stationery at the event to complement this.

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Happy New Year you all! We are going to kick off the new year with inspiration boards for Color of the Year 2012.

Pantone Color Institute has announced Tangerine Tango as the Color of the Year 2012. A vivacious and spirited reddish orange, dubbed as “Tangerine Tango”, will be in fashion this year. Wedding, Home, and Fashion websites/ blogs are already buzzing about this new color.

How will this color come into play in your wedding? Here are some inspiration boards using shades close to Pantone Color Palette for this year. Hope you enjoy!

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High school sweethearts, Jasmine and Gautam, met (and were eventually engaged!) on a tennis court. Their beautiful wedding took place at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington DC.

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