For many girls (and for some boys too), getting married is a dream come true. It’s just that the two people meet their perfect soulmates, and want to grow old with each other through thick and thin. Some people choose the love marriage lane, and some leave it up to their parents and then fall in love. But then, everyone wants to eat that shaadi ka laddoo for sure.
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And in India, weddings are celebrated like in the literal sense. People want to outlay as much as possible to make the best and a gala affair. And, here we have one of the cute love stories of a real couple Jyotika and Rishabh. So, let’s have a look at their entire fairytale wedding story. Scroll on!
The bride, Jyotika calls herself an academician, a professor and someone who holds a great interest in writing articles and reciting poems. Theirs is a love marriage, but there was nothing like Raj, Simran of DDLJ nor it is a “love at first sight” kind of a story. So, what happened was that these two techies met at a conference and developed respect for each other. She said:
“Respect was like a common bone on our plate that we both preserved for each other.”
And then, gradually this beautiful damsel and smart, fashionable and humorous technical geek from IIT Bombay fell for each other.
This is what defines them as a couple:
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“We both see ourselves putting efforts to understand each other’s nature and simply moving on to explore varied aspects of life. Watching theatre, attending poetry events, going to watch the different dance forms, music festivals, exploring new dishes in different restaurants, filling our shelves with new books all the time, writing humorous poems and articles, reciting poems for each other are few of the activities that define us as a couple together.”
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And when the two people who have same interest decide on forever, there can be nothing better than that. So, in this case, too, their common interests is what making them ever more close to each other with each passing day. Jyotika gushes:
“We just love to attend any event happening in the city around so that we get to spend time together and at the same time gives us a new learning experience. We luckily both share a common definition for the word “Travel”, for us it means to step out and meet new people around. By meeting new people we do not mean to say hanging out with them over a glass of wine rather we love storytellers and we also call ourselves as storytellers of stories that define varied experiences of life.”
The engagement ceremony took place at Madhuban Hotel in Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi. The bride chose to wear Astha and Sidharth label that grabbed many compliments. The outfit was a true amalgamation of South Indian and Western attire. It was an ethnic heavy flared yellow silk gown with an angrakaha style with a gotta patti work that added a graceful touch to it. Also, red Banarasi silk dupatta was added to take the outfit more towards ethnicity.
She completed her entire look with the Temple jewellery that she purchased from Tamil Nadu Emporium, Connaught Place, New Delhi. The jewellery gave her a complete look of a South Indian bride, and the gown pattern gave it a western look. The bride said:
“A fusion of two cultures in the outfit was very comfortable to carry and gave me all the confidence to stay happy on the important day of my life.”
The bride gushed:
“Excitement was always surrounding me during the preparations as it was the time of the year when I spent most of the time with my mom. Being ethnic lovers we explored many handicrafts and handloom exhibitions, cottage industries, different state emporiums and dastkar exhibitions. Endless talks and discussions with mom were like an icing on the cake.”
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The wedding of this lovely couple took place at Tivoli Garden Resort, New Delhi along the poolside. The bride and the groom were the two people, who danced their hearts out at their own wedding. Hear from the bride herself:
“A day wedding in the month of February was the day when we all enjoyed dancing under the bright sun. I, Jyotika and my better half Rishabh were two creatures who danced the maximum on our day.”
This swagger bride ditched the traditional colour red for her wedding and opted for magenta. She said:
“To avoid wearing red my designers Astha and Sidharth (Label : Ans) made a right choice by picking up Magenta for my day and light pink for Rishabh.”
It was a beautiful brocade patterned silk with a very fine work of beads on it. The Meena Kaari jewellery was customised by the designers itself keeping the taste of Rajasthan in mind. Rishabh’s light pink sherwani with a golden stole and magenta bandhami pagdi was complementing the bride’s outfit in a very beautiful way.
The photographer for this Big Fat Indian Wedding was Photo Makers Team, and the makeup of the bride for all the functions was done by Shikha Kashyap from Affinity (Green Park, New Delhi). Here is the entire wedding video of the couple. Check this out:
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Well, Team BollywoodShaadis would like to wish Jyotika and Rishabh all the happiness and luck in this world. May you two stay in love and together like this all your life. Much love to you two!
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