While most of the Indians weddings are incomplete without pomp, show and a filmy twist, this one that took place in Dubai tells you how to go extra when it comes to your wedding ceremonies.
From the bride hosting her bachelorette in October to finally tying the knot in November, this couple’s special celebrations spanned for over a month. Here’s a peek into the filmy Band Baaja Baraat of famous Indian choreographers, Gagan Singh and Akash Yadav. Take a look at all that happened at this wedding:
Bride Proposing To Her Bridal Squad
The bride threw a beautiful proposal party for her BFFs. And why not? After all, weddings are incomplete without your bridesmaids by your side. This one took place in The Woodlands in Texas. Gagan shared a video and captioned it, “The Bridal Party Proposal. Because I can’t say ‘I do’ without you 💕” Awww, isn’t this lovely? Brides-to-be, are you taking notes?
Disco-Dancer Dulha!
In another picture from the wedding party, we can see the groom grooving to retro tracks. The professional dancer even took to Instagram and shared this image, captioning it, “Let’s dance”.
Super-Filmy Clips From Their Cocktail Party
The couple organised a Bollywood-inspired party for the guests. While they recreated some of the Bollywood movies’ posters. Any Shah Rukh Khan fans in the house? ‘Coz you are going to love these posters. Take a look:
Bride & groom recreate DDLJ moment…
As Om & Shanti!
Who wouldn’t want to see this version of Veer-Zara?
Ever Seen A Dulha Skydiving?
Akash Yadav opted to do one of the most adventurous and daredevil things right before exchanging wedding vows with Gagan. He took the aerial route to make a grand entry in front of the mandap. See for yourself!
Is that the groom?
Yes, this is the groom!
And, They Live Happily Ever After
A quick change of outfit and the dulha was all set to marry his dulhaniya. Are you ready to incorporate some of these unique elements into your wedding? I personally love the idea of proposing to your girl squad!
Featured Image: Instagram
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