At the bride’s home, the atmosphere is glowing—literally and emotionally. The bride, dressed in a simple yet beautiful yellow outfit, is seated surrounded by her closest family and friends. One by one, loved ones take turns applying the golden paste to her face, hands, and feet. It’s more than just tradition—it’s a blessing. The turmeric is believed to bring radiance to the bride’s skin and protect her from negativity. But don’t be fooled—it doesn’t stay solemn for long! Soon the room fills with playful teasing, happy chaos, and the occasional friendly smear war. There’s music, dance, and the kind of joy that only comes from celebrating with the people who love you the most. It’s a ritual, yes—but more than that, it’s a memory in the making. One that’s bright, beautiful, and full of heart. So if you're attending, be ready to get a little messy, wear something you can dance in, and bring your best smile. This is where the wedding magic truly begins!

Our wedding isn’t just a ceremony—it’s a story. A celebration of love, family, color, music, and centuries-old traditions woven together . on the auspicious time chosen by our families. The venue will be adorned with marigolds, mango leaves, and the scent jasmine. You’ll find us dressed in traditional attires. You’ll witness beautiful moments like Kanyadaanam, where the bride’s parents give her hand in marriage; the Jeelakarra Bellam ritual, where we place a paste of cumin and jaggery on each other’s heads as a promise to stay together through sweet and bitter times; and the Saptapadi, where we take seven steps together, each step a vow for the life we’re about to begin. And of course, no Telugu wedding ends without a grand feast—steaming hot rice, curries, sweets, and endless servings of love. We hope you come hungry! More than anything, we hope you come with an open heart.