A Royal Rendezvous

Yohan and Zelda’s wedding was almost as if they were brought out from the pages of a storybook, combining Indian and Western cultures to the fullest inside a regal palace. On the show, though, it was exactly how the two cultures evolved, with a substance of modern structures and every single event observed procedures to respect their culture.

With gusto, the elaborate festivities began with the Sangeet, a celebration fittingly addressing the music and the dance. This time, too, it was the courtyard that served as the centrepiece of the attraction, turning into a dance floor. People from either side wore embroidered netlaws, and ghagras and sarees were in abundance on this auspicious day. Indian film songs and hip-hop songs swelled as Yohan, apart from Zelda, became the pop idol of the party, giving remarkable dance shows. Wearing such clothes, the charm in a fusion outfit bedazzled the audience, and the attire was mixed Indian embroidery fashionable with western outfits while Yohan sporting an elegant cut-designed sherwani focussed on changing the ball game.

The fiery spirit that is the essence of Indian culture was seen in the Haldi ceremony held the very next morning. In all these, A mirror framed with five coloured marigold flowers was noticed at the centre this time, where family and friends of the couple applied turmeric paste to the couple to must bring luck and prosperity for prayers. Laughter and playful teasing filled the air as Yohan and Zelda were fully participating in this ancient India in turn panchayati with two sticks