Sunday morning the sun came up and Dipali was already getting ready for her big day. We started bright and early at 6:00am at the Princeton Hyatt, and joined Dipali as she got her hair and make-up prepared by the team at NeonFix. They had 4 talented Hair and MU Artists brought in to keep things moving fast. You may remember this venue from Niket and Nirali’s Indian Wedding in April. This venue is great for larger parties, if you are looking to have an Indian wedding in NJ, talk to Anthony Valente, he will make sure your event is on point. Make sure to call Dharmi at Evenings of Elegance for the planning!
As Dipali got prepared for the ceremony, Jay was bringing the noise outside during his Baraat. His groomsmen, with vodka fries still brewing from in their system’s from the night prior, danced and shouted so everyone knew the groom was making his way to the wedding! The couple exchanged garlands after Dipali’s Mother greeted Jay and we moved inside to the grand ballroom to get ready for the wedding. Jay did not stand a chance against Dipali’s family, his shoes were gone instantly! The groomsmen were caught off guard! The wedding ceremony itself was very insightful; the Maharaj translated the ceremony in great detail. For decor, Evenings of Elegance brought in Abhishek USA to set up the ceremony area. It really was a beautiful ceremony, check out the photographs from this Indian wedding.
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Hahahahaha. Like they were ever a match for us! We had them from the beginning (albeit one of us had to rip his pants to get it). The brides family took my shoes thinking that they were jay’s and didn’t realize until the end of the ceremony when I gave them up.
Very tricky! I love the treasure map idea! It is a good way to keep them busy and working for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.