Custom Celebrations

Inspire your own uniquely-you ‘I Dos’.

- Nupur Sarvaiya

Out: done-to-death wedding themes. In: a completely customized celebration. We don’t just mean using your favorite flowers for the installations, but weaving in bits and pieces of your love story, interests, and personalities into various aspects of the big day. And no, it doesn’t have to be drastically different even as we find ourselves in the social distancing era. “The guest list of an intimate wedding is smaller and the logistics relatively simpler, but the decor should be that much more detailed because it’s still your wedding day,” reinstates Ambika Gupta, renowned wedding designer, planner, and the founder of The A-Cube Project. The pro behind the decor of actor Kajal Aggarwal’s mid-pandemic nuptials in October 2020 shares her two cents on personalizing your walk down the aisle.

MEANINGFUL TOUCHES

Create a sense of pride and personalisation by punctuating the space with aspects that are meaningful to you as a couple. “Personalisation comes from personal stories. A wedding becomes that much more special when you incorporate memories of places you have traveled to, a moment you have shared, a favorite restaurant, a book, a song or a film you bond over or an artist they admire. Anything that is significant can be a part of the wedding theme,” adds Gupta.

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