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Nupur & Sandeep

  • Jul 29, 2025
  • 1 min read

Nupur and Sandeep's multi-day destination wedding at Stones of the Yarra Valley was a celebration on a grand scale. It began with a Mehndi brunch in a saturated palette of lilac, orange and marigold — metres upon metres of hand-strung marigolds dressing the bar, grazing table and Indian cart — followed by an evening Sangeet in burgundy velvet with gold-footed vessels and generous statement centrepieces. The wedding day held two ceremonies: a Hindu ceremony beneath a floral-covered mandap overlooking the vines, in en masse autumnal pastels of toasty peach, dusty pink and raspberry, with eight artful ground-flower mounds lining the aisle; then a Western ceremony in the Chapel framed by a lush floral backdrop. Florals travelled through a Stables reception of champagne candelabras and antique-pink tapers, an after-party, and — as a surprise — the bridal suite.

This full shot shows an outdoor wedding ceremony setup in front of a building completely covered in green ivy, with a prominent arched window at its peak. A wooden arch acts as the focal point, adorned with lush floral arrangements in shades of pink, peach, and cream. Two chairs or seating arrangements hang from the arch. More floral clusters in similar colors flank a white, flowing aisle runner that leads to the arch. Two empty chairs, matching the hanging ones, are placed on either side of the aisle in the foreground. The sky above is a clear blue.






Planner and Stylist : Lettuce & Co

 
 
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