A Regal yet Elegant Sikh Wedding in Chandigarh

A wedding is considered the purest relation between a man and his woman. Our young couple, Arveena and Gunpreet also swore to make this relation a pure one. The young couple held a few rituals before getting married. They both believe in their traditional culture with all their hearts. They hired one of the best photographers to capture all their lovely moments in every traditional ritual.

ARVEENA AND GURPREET

MEET THE COUPLE

Engagement Ceremony

Their wedding functions started with Engagement. The engagement was held in a mutually decided venue. The bride was looking stunning in her happy colour, yellow. She wore a yellow traditional outfit while the groom wore a black indo-western outfit. Their candids are captured beautifully, representing how pure their feelings for each other are. The venue looked beautiful, especially their stage.

Mehendi Ceremony

After their entanglement, after a few days, her mehndi was held at her home. The bride’s mehendi was stunning. There is a traditional saying “The colour of a bride’s mehendi reflects her husband’s love and affection for her, the brighter the colour, deeper he loves her.” Every individual believes in it. That day, after keeping it on for hours the henna started coming off on its own. The colour was dark brown, reflecting their love is stronger than anyone they know. Her natural smile in these clicks represent how happy she is with the colour of her mehndi.

Choora Ceremony

Next day, there was another event which took place, Choora. In Punjabi culture, Choora is a very important function before wedding. Arveena’s Choora was beautiful red with embroidery and designs, it complemented her beautiful personality. Our bride was wearing a beautiful white traditional suit with heavy jewellery while our groom wore black outfit.

Wedding

The big day was here, their wedding. It was grand and lavish. The couple had a pre-wedding photoshoot and post-wedding photoshoot. Both of their photoshoots looked classic. Both of them looked stunning and elegant with fairy-tale poses. The wedding was held in a Gurudwara, with proper Sikh customs.

The bride wore an exquisite and heavy red lehenga with golden embroidery while the groom wore a golden sherwani with red accessories, matching each other. Their clicks are stunning and couple goals. Not only the couple but their families were ecstatic and enjoying this phase of their lives. After the wedding, the vidaai was emotional and sentimental but the bride still managed to look flawless along with her handsome spouse.

The whole series of events were perfect and showcased the young couple’s love for each other.