We also loved the way the couple chose simplistic floral jewelry and canary colors for the pre-wedding beats, earthy pinks and classic black for the emotional cocktail ride, kept it minimalistic for the Haldi-outfit to be discarded, and switched to elegant pink blushes again for the wedding. The way the couple, family, and friends lost themselves to the Cocktail night’s music and sentiment would’ve left any couple knackered for the wedding day - but not our Sweety & Pawan! Any girl can ask for an ensemble of fashion but not many can model a mehndi design that unfolds their love story and then peppily explain it for every guest who laid eyes on the piece, but our literal “Sweety”! And not many grooms can party this hard and honestly with both families and back on their feet to be at the helm of the wedding morning as Pawan did! The fun quotient was sky high - not the level we had expected from an intimate wedding, but the kind we love to revel in. The family and friends rid us of any tension we had of shooting our first post-pandemic wedding. We are so glad we got to capture the vibrant tones and festal spectacles of Haldi, Hathialo, Jaimala, Pheris, and the sparkling Cocktail Party and Engagement the night before the wedding. They did justice to their affection and vibrance by choosing to burgeon Spring in February through a pollen-and-pink color scheme for the intimate wedding venue. Little might have the families of these ‘JeevanSathi’-made match known back then, that this was a duo of souls meant to be. How can a young couple doting each other be so adorably modest in expressing their ideas and love at once? The way Sweety & Pawan had conceived the wedding, we instantly knew that we were in for an exceptional experience. The sherwani Ranveer wore was made in brocade and enhanced with embroidery, which complementary Deepika's outfit.An hour into the pre-wedding shoot at Nandhi Hills, we had fallen in love unlike ever with the energy, enthusiasm, and love this couple shared. The video also shows how Sabyasachi incorporated the 'Sada Saubhagyavati Raho dupatta in his design. Deepika's red bridal lehenga and Ranveer's sherwani are a part of Sabyasachi's 'India Revival Project.' Deepika's lehenga had intricate dabka embroidery and gota work with the the pattern of dancing peacocks adorning the hem of the skirt. The ace designer, who took charge of Deepika and Ranveer's styling and couture for their wedding shared two videos, showing how their outfits for the Sindhi-style wedding were created.
Their outfits are a part of Sabyasachi's 'India Revival Project'.
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