Aashna Jain Malhotra and Rachit Malhotra, Vivanta Surajkund, Delhi
Using a classic color palette of white and gold while eschewing a traditional mandap, this couple’s wedding was steeped in contemporary elegance.
Aashna Jain Malhotra, designer and founder of Seeaash and Rachit Malhotra’s wedding at Vivanta Surajkund in Delhi was luxurious and dreamy. Surrounded by natural beauty and plush environs, this wedding planned by WeddingSutra Favorite – Riwaaz-e-Rishte paid homage to their roots with a contemporary flair.
Wedding Venue
Surrounded by luxury, history and natural bounties, Vivanta Surajkund is conveniently close to the bustling South Delhi, which, in turn, made it an ideal location for the couple’s wedding. Without the hassle of travelling long distances, their loved ones could easily celebrate their love and revel in the luxurious hospitality. Offering, both, indoor and outdoor venues, this five-star hotel gave Aashna and Rachit plenty of opportunities to spread their creative wings!
Wedding Planning
Anisha Verma from Riwaaz-e-Rishte shares, “Overall, it was an elegant and simple wedding where we amped up the minute details. The couple chose the classic combination of white and golden as their theme for the wedding decor. This wedding did not have a traditional mandap or a wedding stage which redefined the standards of the modern wedding in the most graceful way.”
Weddings Functions
Mehndi
With a fringed ombre red canopy over the seating area, the mehndi hosted on the open lawns was a laid-back affair where everyone had a gala time as they got their hands patterned with henna. Balacing these hues out were earthy elements like cane baskets and wooden logs that featured delicate floral setups.
Shagun and engagement
For the shagun and engagement, the couple took the glamorous route with a sleek color palette of blue that was accentuated by gold lights. Cold Pyros greeted the couple onstage as they made their entrance and gold sequins were suspended from the stage ceiling which added to the grandeur.
Wedding
The Punjabi wedding, as expected was an absolute fun-filled ceremony. Anisha shares, “Indulgent feasts, delicacies, groovy music and alot of dancing – the wedding was filled with these elements. The couple went for a classic white and gold color palette. Plus they eschewed a mandap, which was an unconventional route to take.”
The Wedding Makers
Venue: Vivanta Surajkund, Delhi
Wedding Planner: Riwaaz-e-Rishte
Bride’s Outfits: Shobhika D (Shagun), Rimzim Dadu (Shagun), Rimple and Harpreet Narula (Wedding)
Makeup: Faces by Chaitali Sengupta
Entertainment: Katalyst World
DJ: DJ Anil
Photography: Focus Wedding Photographers
