Muslim Destination Wedding In Goa Of Two Travel Buffs

Zenin and Nawaz’s Muslim destination wedding in Goa was surely one of a kind. Their love for traveling brought them together and they’ve been inseparable ever since. Zenin and Nawaz had a three-day-long destination wedding in Goa at the Doodhsagar Resort & Spa. And decided to only invite their closest family members and friends. Their love for adventure made them decide upon their wedding venue as it was close to the Mahavir National Park. They said that the national park gave its surroundings a very ‘wild and jungly’ feel that best suited their personality.

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Let’s Have A Look At Their Adventurous Muslim Destination Wedding In Goa-

1. Fun-Filled Mehendi

The wedding shenanigans kickstarted with the mehndi ceremony. The bride and groom arrived on a cycle tuk-tuk that symbolized their Sri Lanka trip. The first destination the couple had traveled together to was Sri Lanka. The mehndi ceremony was a joyous and colorful event with lots of dancing.

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2. Sangeet Night

The sangeet night was all about dancing your heart out. The couple was surprised by their family and friends with a flash mob performance. Zenin looked beautiful in a purple gown with a veil and Nawaz donned a light blue dhoti kurta set with a blazer. The couple had a chandelier cake hanging for their sangeet night.

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The next morning was the haldi function where everyone let loose with the bride and groom. And danced to the beats of the dhol.

3. Muslim Destination Wedding

After getting done with the Haldi celebration, they had their nikah ceremony in the afternoon. The couple was dressed in white wedding outfits. Zenin made her bridal entry under the phoolon ki chadar. And then they had their nikah ceremony which was done in ‘pardah’ system. The couple sat opposite each other separated by a floral curtain. Then they said ‘Qubool hai, Qubool hai, Qubool hai’ to one another and the deal was sealed.