A totally MAD Punjabi Wedding in Delhi | Mallika + Jutin
This Punjabi Wedding in Delhi, as Mallika told us in conversation can also be called, “Bittu Chikki ki bitiya marries Pappu Guggu ka bitua” (watch the video at the end of this post for more on this!). We’ve known Mallika for a while now, and we’ve ALWAYS known that when she decided to get married, it’ll be a wedding like no other. Mallika is a real firecracker and makes everyone laugh within minutes with her unique sense of humour (she had us in splits right away!). She’s a bundle of raw and unbridled energy while Jutin, being the ying to her yang, is…let’s just say, quite the opposite. Well, they do say that opposites attract! All real and raw, we bring to you the Delhi wedding photography story of Mallika & Jutin.
The Sangeet
When we first Mallika, one of the things that stuck when she was telling us about her wedding was that most of the functions would be one big excuse to party. The Sangeet certainly was one of those! Mallika being the pataka that she is, we weren’t surprised to see her enter on a Ghodi. (Well, why should only boys have all the fun)!
Chooda + Haldi
Mallika had her chooda function at her home while at the same time Jutin’s family and friends were plastering him with generous doses of Haldi. As photographers, this is where a lot of intimate stories can be told, so here goes!
The flower shower is always great fun to shoot!
Meanwhile at Jutin’s…an event full of music, dancing and a whole lot of Haldi!
Wedding
We asked Mallika: “Hey, do you feel like a bride?“
Mallika: “I do, Look at me!”
The pictures say it all!
One quick twirl before kicking things off!
Ahem. Some gym motivation for all you to-be brides and grooms out there!
Mallika and Jutin had a beautiful Anand Karaj ceremony – probably the one event that didn’t involve dancing (which was sure to follow).
“I have never felt more me in my life than after I have met Jutin” – said Mallika when we did a quick video interview just after the wedding
And after three days of non stop dancing and partying, it was time to say goodbye.
Reception
The reception at Delhi’s Mor Bagh was a more formal affair, but the energy was still running high.
Probably the one picture we have of Mallika which doesn’t involve her breaking out into her trademark grin.
The Wedding Makers
Venue: Morbagh New Delhi
Makeup: Make-up by Pooja Sethi
Wedding Planning & Decor : Q Events by Geeta Samuel
Photography and Cinematography: Twogether Studios
Photography: Rohit Kason, Akash Chauhan, Ronak Verma, Sneha Murchavade
Cinematography: Anmol Sharma, Laksh Arora, Vibhor Nautiyal, Amit Singh
