Bride and Groom’s Stylish Ensembles
The bride and groom’s outfits were designed by Pratima and Roshan, who are the owners of boutique clothing stores. The bride’s outfit was elegant and glamorous. She wore a red silk lehenga with gold embroidered work on it, along with a red dupatta (long scarf) that matched her lehenga. She also had gold jewelry to match her outfit.
On the other hand, the groom wore traditional Indian attire: a kurta pajama (long shirt), accompanied by an angrakha jacket (a type of jacket worn over the kurta). A traditional turban was tied on his head as well. The bride’s outfit was designed by Pratima and Roshan, who are the owners of boutique clothing stores. The bride’s outfit was elegant and glamorous. She wore a red silk lehenga with gold embroidered work on it, along with a red dupatta (long scarf) that matched her lehenga. She also had gold jewelry to match her outfit. The bridal party wore a blend of traditional and contemporary clothing, in keeping with the theme of the wedding.
On the other hand, the groom wore traditional Indian attire: a kurta pajama (long shirt), accompanied by an angrakha jacket (a type of jacket worn over the kurta). A traditional turban was tied on his head as well.
The bridal party consisted of five women all one for each of the following positions: mother-in-law, sister-in-law, cousin-in-law, friend/sister-in-law, and best friend/sister-in-law. The mother of the bride was dressed in a pink saree with a matching blouse and dupatta while her sister wore an orange saree with green embroidered work on it along with a green dupatta. The groom’s mother wore a white saree along with a golden border while his sister wore an emerald.
Bridal Party Attire
The groomsmen, who wore green Sherwin’s with white shirts and trousers, were a handsome bunch. They included the groom’s brother and best friend from childhood as well as his college roommates.
The bride was escorted by her father and uncle, both in traditional Indian attire that included kurtas (a long shirt) and churidars (a pair of loose pants).
The bridal party posed for a family photo before heading inside to join the bride’s mother on stage at her seat in the center of the hall.
Dramatic Decor at the Ceremony and Reception
Indian weddings are known for their vibrant and dramatic decor. The bride and groom’s outfits are often matched to the decor, which can be any color or combination of colors. The decor is a big part of any Indian wedding because it is designed to be attention-grabbing and beautiful.
In traditional Indian weddings, the color red is associated with good luck, happiness, prosperity, and joy. The bride wears red during her wedding ceremony while the groom wears white; these colors symbolize their union as husband and wife. Because of this symbolism surrounding red in Indian culture (and because it looks so good!), you will find plenty of reds within your decoration schemes at any Indian affair! If you want something more modern however then try incorporating green into your designs as this represents nature & fertility – perfect for New Year celebrations!
Stylish Hotel Getaway for the Bride and Groom
If you are planning to get married and want to make it more personal, consider a hotel wedding. There are many options for a dreamy wedding weekend away from home in Santa Barbara. Hotels can offer the perfect combination of glamour, comfort, and luxury for your special day. Here are some things that you should know about booking at one:
- Accommodations
Whether you’re looking for a romantic honeymoon suite or just somewhere cool to spend the night before the big event, many hotels offer an array of rooms and suites with different amenities. Some even have separate buildings or wings dedicated to weddings so they can provide everything they need to host couples on their big day (like larger ballrooms). These include beautiful outdoor spaces as well as indoor ones where guests can dance the night away!
Planning a Traditional Indian Wedding with a Modern Twist is Made Simple in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara offers a variety of venues and hotels to choose from. From a romantic beachfront ceremony to an elegant ballroom reception, you can plan your perfect wedding here. With many great restaurants serving Indian cuisine, your guests will have plenty of options when it comes time for the reception.
There’s also plenty of nightlife in Santa Barbara from intimate bars to chic clubs, there are plenty of places for you and your guests to explore after the wedding festivities conclude!
When you’re planning your wedding, it’s important to consider all of the options for your special day. Santa Barbara offers a variety of venues and hotels to choose from. From a romantic beachfront ceremony to an elegant ballroom reception, you can plan your perfect wedding here. With many great restaurants serving Indian cuisine, your guests will have plenty of options when it comes time for the reception.
There’s also plenty of nightlife in Santa Barbara from intimate bars to chic clubs, there are plenty of places for you and your guests to explore after the wedding festivities conclude.
Santa Barbara is the perfect place to celebrate your Indian wedding with a modern twist.
With a wide variety of venues and hotels to choose from, you can plan your perfect wedding in Santa Barbara. From beachfront ceremonies to elegant ballroom receptions, our city offers something for everyone.
And there’s no shortage of Indian cuisine here many restaurants serve it so that your guests will have plenty of options when it comes time for the reception. You can even find Indian restaurants serving traditional dishes like tandoori chicken and lamb vindaloo!
After you tie the knot, don’t forget about all the nightlife we have to offer! There are intimate bars and chic clubs throughout Santa Barbara you’re sure to find one that fits your taste.
