Gayatri and Sumeet welcomed 190 guests to Portugal for a two-day Indian wedding at Palácio da Igreja Velha. Planning a celebration of this scale required detailed coordination, from guest logistics and transportation to adapting the venue for multiple rituals and cultural moments. Every decision focused on creating a seamless and comfortable experience, allowing their families and friends to be fully present throughout the celebrations.
From the vibrant Mehndi to emotional vows in the golden light, each moment honored their heritage while embracing the beauty of the Portuguese setting. Music, color, and meaningful rituals came together to create a celebration filled with joy, connection, and unforgettable energy, reflecting both their story and the importance of family and tradition.
With Love and Gratitude
Pre-Wedding
The Mehndi ceremony took place at Palácio da Igreja Velha in Braga, honoring a cherished Indian tradition as the bride’s hands and arms were adorned with intricate henna designs ahead of the wedding day in Portugal.
Pre-Wedding
The Ganesha Puja honored tradition with intimate rituals, blessing the couple before the wedding day.
Wedding Day
The day began with the couple preparing separately in the palace’s historic rooms, a calm start to their wedding in Braga.
Wedding Day
The ceremony unfolded in the gardens of the palace, where traditions were celebrated in a timeless and heartfelt setting in northern Portugal.
Wedding Day
Guests gathered on the palace terrace for cocktails, enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and views of the surrounding gardens.
Wedding Day
The couple shared a joyful cake cutting, marking a sweet moment during their celebration.
Wedding Day
Portraits were captured around the palace grounds, framing intimate moments of the day in Portugal.
Wedding Day
Dinner was served inside the palace, where family and friends came together for an elegant evening.
Wedding Day
The evening continued with live performances and dancing, including Indian dances, filling the palace with energy and joy to close the celebration.
