Weddings that bring together two cultures always have a story to tell—and Dhanashree and Jasveer’s celebration was all about balance, emotion, and thoughtful design. Set at Root Tree, Chattarpur, their wedding unfolded across two ceremonies, each reflecting its own cultural identity, yet seamlessly connected within the same venue.
A Warm Start with Maharashtrian Traditions
The Maharashtrian ceremony embraced everything warm and rooted. The decor leaned into orange marigolds, instantly setting a festive and auspicious tone. These were paired with soft peach roses, creating a gentle contrast that kept the space bright without feeling overwhelming.
Traditional elements like banana leaves and coconuts grounded the setup in ritual, while carnations, baby’s breath, and fragrant rajni chains added layers and texture.
The overall atmosphere felt homely and heartfelt—less like a styled set and more like a celebration that naturally belonged to family and tradition.
A Calm, Spiritual Shift for the Anand Karaj
By the next morning, the same venue transformed completely for the Anand Karaj. The decor softened, both in colour and mood. Pastel pinks and cream roses replaced the vibrant tones, bringing in a sense of calm.
Details like mogra, tiny button daisies, lotus flowers, and sookha nariyal were used thoughtfully, keeping the setup minimal and serene.
The space felt peaceful and spiritual, perfectly aligned with the quiet grace of the Sikh ceremony.
Dhanashree and Jasveer’s wedding is a reminder that multi-culture celebrations don’t need excess to make an impact. When decor is driven by intention and respect for tradition, it creates moments that feel personal, meaningful, and truly memorable.
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