- Date : 09-11-2014
- Wedding : Kampar Town Hall, Perak, Malaysia
- Dinner : Ipoh Town Hall, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
- Package : Cinematic Style (Option A)
- Song : Enthaaraa Enthaaraa | Thirumanam Enum Nikkah
- Genre : Wedding Highlights
Todays spotlight ! Ipoh beauty, second twin sister Yamuna in her beautiful embroidery lehenga. Beautiful gold thread works were all over her lehenga with tricolor unique border. The bride stole everyone’s attention on this very significant day. Yamuna, You amazed your guests, the dress you were wearing made them lost words to describe.
When we met Yamuna at her twin sister’s wedding early last year, We were bewitched. She is a down to earth, easy going, stylish person. So it made sense how she found someone looking debonair like Raghu.
We were enraptured when she asked us to capture her wedding memories. When we asked Yamuna what outcome she expects from her wedding images, immediately she replied ‘perfection’. It was a spiritual wedding, completely immersed in love, laughter, and Ceylonese traditions. They wed with the presence of God and those closest to them.
How it all started:
Raghu is a Kamparian and Yamuna is a Ipoh Mali, but both have never crossed lines together despite their nearby locations. They were linked by a mutual friend a.k.a Lady Cupid. At that point of time, she was teaching in Sabah and he was working in Kuala Terengganu. After a period of getting to know each other from a distance, they went on their first date on 29th Nov 2013. Out of anxiety Yamuna came with an opening conversation was ‘So How?’. Her nervousness and innocence melted Raghu’s heart. After an awesome time spent together chatting on their first date, they realized that they were made for each other. Without much of a strategy, they gave the long distance dating a shot, which proved to be a crucial lesson in patience. After engaging in a relationship for a period, both parents met and a new alliance was formed. Finally, both of them tied the knot and their voyage together began.
Yamuna and Raghu’s wedding was conducted in a Ceylonese tradition. There are some significance in a Ceylonese wedding. Gold melting ceremony is done and witnessed by family members of the bridegroom. The meltdown is to fashion the wedding pendant (Thaali). The Thaali is the symbol of a Hindu marriage. The Ceylonese wedding necklace (Thaali Kodi) is made of 9 gold strands, the Gayathri mantra denotes a meaning for each strand. They are Superior, Ability, Purity, Divine Nature, To Know Life As It Is, Excellence Habits, Differentiate Between The Good And Bad, Humble, and Service. During the wedding, a veil is placed over a brides head to ward off ‘evil eyes’. The veil is only taken out after the bridegroom has tied the Thaali to the bride.
Special thanks to our beautiful couple Yamuna and Raghu for such a wonderful wedding and their cooperation with us throughout the filming session.
Here’s let us bless them and enjoy watching their sweet moments with their loved ones, congrats to our lovely couple. Wishing them a happy marriage life with never ending journey of happiness, love and joy !
Credits & Thanks :-
Make-up artist : Glitz (Shantini)
Photographer : VF Photographer Solutions (Mogan)
Décor : Masuria Wedding Planner (wedding) & Moon wedding planner (reception )
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