Preyasha & Samyak|Gallops, Mumbai

MUA: Team Kajol Paswwan (Sangeet, Wedding), Pooja Bhathija (Reception)
Decor: Your Wedding Crafters (New Raj Decor)
Event Planning: Zodiac Events
Venue: Gallops (Wedding, Reception), Jade Gardens (Sangeet)

Some love stories are meant to be, and Preyasha Jani & Samyak Shah’s is one such beautiful tale. The two met in Australia, where they live and work, and what started as a friendship soon blossomed into love. Preyasha, originally from Ahmedabad, and Samyak, a Mumbaikar, decided to celebrate their big day with a grand yet relaxed three-day wedding. Their Mumbai wedding was full of laughter, warm moments, and unhurried celebrations.

Their wedding festivities were thoughtfully paced, ensuring everyone could truly enjoy each moment. The celebrations kicked off with a fun-filled Sangeet night, where family and friends set the stage on fire with energetic performances, heartfelt speeches, and endless dancing. The following day, Preyasha & Samyak tied the knot in a traditional Gujarati wedding, embracing rituals steeped in love and heritage. The final evening saw a glamorous Reception, where the newlyweds basked in the joy of their new journey, surrounded by the love of their near and dear ones.

One of the special highlights of this wedding was Preyasha’s love for portraits. She was a photographer’s dream bride, giving plenty of time for stunning shots. Though she couldn’t make much time before her Sangeet night, she made up for it on the Wedding day. She had especially planned for her portraits taken at the beautiful Gallops, and the results were nothing short of magical. The sun-kissed frames captured her elegance, charm, and pure bridal glow. This Mumbai wedding was full of warmth, laughter, and love—just like Preyasha & Samyak!

While Preyasha didn’t want any getting ready shots captured as she wanted to devote all the extra time for portraits, check out Mariya & Mark’s Nikaah at Gallops, which began with getting ready moments for the couple at St. Regis before their stunning portraits at Gallops. It’s amazing how the same venue can tell such different stories!