Wedding Planning
– Sep 17, 2026
Mansi Bhati and Shubham Agarwal’s wedding in Jaipur was a heartfelt celebration of love, family, and togetherness. Introduced through Shubham’s cousin Akshat at an office dinner, the couple quickly discovered a connection that felt natural and effortless. Within a little over a year, they knew they had found their forever. Bringing together their closest family and friends, they chose Jaipur as the backdrop for a celebration that reflected both their journey and the bonds they hold dear. The wedding design by WeddingSutra Favorite – Konark Weddings played a key role in bringing this vision to life, transforming the venue into an elegant setting inspired by classic Indian architecture.
The design drew from the grandeur of Rajasthan’s palaces, with ivory and gold tones setting the mood for the celebrations. Guests entered through striking architectural facades featuring ornate arches, intricate jaali work, domed structures, and crystal chandeliers. The layered detailing created a sense of scale while maintaining a refined and welcoming atmosphere. Decorative elephant installations and thoughtfully placed floral arrangements added subtle touches that complemented the overall aesthetic. The main stage served as the focal point of the venue. Designed with scalloped arches, lattice patterns, hand-painted motifs, and cascading chandeliers, it combined traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary sensibility. Soft lighting highlighted the intricate details, while the neutral colour palette ensured the setting felt elegant and timeless. Every element, from the grand facades and domes to the floral accents and lighting design, worked together seamlessly.
The Wedding Makers
Venue: The Leela Palace Jaipur
Décor: Konark Weddings
Emcee: Anchor Mr.Bakshi
Choreography: ECDC Wedding Choreography
Caterers: The Event Corp
Photography: Gautam Khullar Photography
Makeup: Namrata Chauhan
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