Haldi
Sharma residence courtyard. Turmeric, laughter, and everyone in yellow — you have been warned.
With the blessings of our families
request the pleasure of your company
at their Shubh Vivah
Daughter of Mrs. Anita & Mr. Rajesh Kapoor, Mumbai. Textile designer, mehndi perfectionist, first on every dance floor.
Son of Mrs. Sunita & Mr. Vikram Sharma, Jaipur. Architect, chai purist, has been practicing his sangeet steps since June.
Sharma residence courtyard. Turmeric, laughter, and everyone in yellow — you have been warned.
Palace gardens. Henna artists, folk songs, and the traditional hunt for Aarav’s initials in the pattern.
The Leela lawns. Two families, one dance floor, months of secret rehearsals settled at last.
The main event — the baraat arrives on horseback, var mala under the stars, and the seven pheras around the sacred fire.
Dinner, blessings and one last dance before we let you go home.
They were paired for a sangeet performance neither wanted to do. They were terrible. They practiced anyway — long after the wedding was over.
Airport chai, missed calls, and a shared playlist called “for the aisle seat.” Somewhere in there, it became forever.
He proposed where they first danced, at a haldi-yellow sunset, with both families hiding badly behind the door.
On the banks of Lake Pichola — pheras by the water, fireworks over it.
45 minutes from Udaipur airport · shuttles from Hotel Lakend at 4:30 PM.
Room block: mention AARAV&DIYA when booking.
“May your jodi be blessed like Shiv-Parvati. Khush raho, beta.”
“Diya didi, we already made your wedding hashtag trend in the family group.”
“Sau saal ki khushiyan. Now please pass the laddoos.”