Sherry Shroff, the famous beauty YouTuber, married her model boyfriend, Vaibhav Talwar, in a gorgeous ceremony last year. Their wedding sent brides on a pinning-spree – her Gaurav Gupta gown ...
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Sherry Shroff, the famous beauty YouTuber, married her model boyfriend, Vaibhav Talwar, in a gorgeous ceremony last year. Their wedding sent brides on a pinning-spree – her Gaurav Gupta gown was stunning and she pulled off short hair & winged eyeliner like a #bossbride!
It’s almost been a year since their Mumbai wedding and the couple got together on their YouTube channel “Coupling” recently to break down 8 wedding planning tips no one tells you about. While you can watch the whole video here, we put together a summary of our favourite pointers here for you busy brides to quickly read through!
Why: This is the exact opposite of what you’ve always seen. But you get stuck on the stage and remain restricted to that area. And come on, everyone knows how awkward it gets with relatives standing in a queue for photographs!
Instead, get onto the dance floor and take pictures with relatives and friends there. It’s a better option than getting surrounded by them on stage any day.
Why: Indian weddings are all about religious practices and so breaking the monotony with some twist can add spice to your wedding.
Do what you want to do – have speeches, get personalised candy! All these can create beautiful moments which are very close and personal to you. For eg. Vaibhav, the groom, entered the venue with his mother <3
Why: Let’s admit it – flowers and decor cost a lot of money.
Instead, keep the flowers just for table centrepieces and mix in lots of lights in the decor! Chinese lamps & fairytale lights are easy to incorporate.
Why: Most venues have their own decorators and caterers “on a panel” and if you select vendors from outside, it can cause problems.
Select a venue like a club where you can wisely invest in decor and vendors.
Why: People go crazy and get 6 months of beauty treatments done – they are a waste of money!
Dedicate a week but more than that is not useful UNLESS you have a serious skin problem.
Why: If you want to keep your wedding guest list small by Indian standards (150-200 people), then wedding announcements are a good option for the people you couldn’t invite.
After your wedding, send a box of wedding favours or simply sweets & a card saying that because of the restriction on the number of guests, we are sending out a small token of love from our side to tell you that We Remember You.
For the rest of the tips, you can watch the complete video here.
All Photos Courtesy: The Wedding Crashers
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