Where it began
They wanted a wedding that felt personal, not overwhelming. After a few long evenings comparing venues online, they short-listed halls that matched their guest count and traditions, then visited each one with family to hear the room, not just see photos.
Details that mattered
Florals, seating, and the mandap layout came together once the venue was set. Ragavi kept a simple checklist: what guests would see first, what needed backup plans, and which vendors had clear communication on WhatsApp.
The day itself
Morning rituals flowed into an evening reception without rush. Sathish says the best decision was locking photography and sound early, so they could be present for hugs, laughter, and the small moments they still talk about.
After the lights dimmed
They left with full camera rolls, tired feet, and the feeling that the day reflected them. If you are planning next, they suggest starting with venue and photography, then building decor and music around the story you want to tell.
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