A Bengali And Marwari Wedding Stemming From Office Romance

Annesha and Atul’s Bengali and Marwari wedding was a beautiful three day celebration of love. They met in 2014 at an office event where Atul was introduced to Annesha as her new boss. They barely connected on a personal level, for almost a year. But then, as fate would have it, they finally got struck by the cupid’s arrow. At the end of that year, they had a work trip to the city of lakes, Udaipur. Maybe it was the city or it’s lovely weather that both of them really connected.

They had a gorgeous celebration of their love at Green Beauty Farms In Noida and their wedding was every bit lovely.

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1. Twinning In Yellow For The Haldi Ceremony

The haldi ceremony is always all about fun. The wedding photographer has beautifully and candidly captured emotions. Annesha and Atul twinned in yellow outfits for the ceremony. Annesha paired striking floral jewellery for that statement look.

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2. Annesha In A Pre-Draped Saree For Her Sangeet

Usually brides opt for a traditional lehenga for their sangeet but Annesha kept it OTB and wore a stunning pre-draped sky blue saree for the sangeet. She kept her look absolutely minimal and fuss-free to dance the night away.

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3. The Bengali And Marwari Wedding Of Annesha And Atul

Adding a dose of sunshine to her wedding attire, she had for long known that she would be ditching the customary red for the big day. Being a Bengali, Banarasi sarees on the day of our wedding are almost mandatory. However, she had always been a fan of the traditional lehenga as an outfit.

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For the wedding jewelry, she had something very specific in my mind. She wanted something unique and trendy that would not take away the spark from the intricate work on her blouse. So, with the help of her family jeweler, they designed an angular choker made of gold, emerald and pearls coupled with amalgamation of chandelier chandbalis and kadas to go with along with few bracelets from my grandmother’s own wedding which was set in rubies and pearls.

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