“The highest happiness on earth is the happiness of marriage.”
This quote by William Lyon Phelps fits Nishu and Madhur who’ve found true happiness with each other. And this happiness can be easily seen in the couple’s smiling faces and twinkling eyes.
Nishu and Madhur
MEET THE COUPLE
Pre-wedding Shoot
Like every other 21st century couple, they went ahead with a pre-wedding shoot. The soon-to-be-bride, Nishu, wore a bronze gown, with net half sleeves. The entire gown was moderately covered with flower print and was perfectly paired with long earrings. The soon-to-be-groom, Madhur, wore a dark chocolate colored suit with a contrasting maroon tie and pocket-handkerchief.
One hand, the shiny tiled floor, white walls, white sheer curtains which flowed due to the light breeze and clear blue skies helped in the light romantic setting whereas on the other hand, the black and white checkered floor with peach and white-colored archways provided with a more royal-like setting for the couple as well as the photographer, Bobby Sharma.
Wedding Ceremony
For the wedding ceremony, which was held in Ludhiana, Punjab, the bride went with the traditional red lehenga which was heavily decorated with golden thread work. The skirt had a broad border depicting the traditional image of a bride and groom, which quite prevalent in many Hindu artworks. Her hair was done in a bun and decorated with pink roses. She wore a kundan mangtika as well as side head ornament Jhumar having white and pink kundan beads which were wonderfully paired with a golden choker style necklace, golden earrings and a delicate nath. The bride red chuda and shimmering kaleere completed her vibrant Indian bride look. The shimmering bronze eyeshadow, long eyelashes, pink dusted cheeks and matching lipstick elevated her look to another level.
The groom wore a cream-colored sherwani, along with color co-ordinated red dupatta and golden sehra, which had a broad strip of red lace on the front. He paired this attire up with a pearl necklace and cream-colored juti.
Their jaimala was made up of multiple red and white rose petals and buds along with some pearls to elevate its elegance.
The couple performed the wedding ceremony with the backdrop flowery decoration, elegantly lit chandeliers, cheering of their guests and other fun-filled rituals. And how can we forget the brilliant photography, yet again, by Bobby Sharma.
The wedding was celebrated with dances, cheering and many fun activities like rubbing the kaleere on top of girl’s head (it is said that the girl will soon get married if a part of the kaleere falls on her head).
We wish the bride and groom loads of happiness and best wishes for their married life. May their love keep getting stronger with each passing day.
BRIDE: Nishu
GROOM: Madhur
PHOTOGRAPHY: Bobby Sharma
LOCATION: Ludhiana, Punjab