This Udaipur wedding took guests from Paris to space and ended with a rave

When Vrinda and Ashutosh Goyal decided to tie the knot, they wanted every moment of their wedding to reflect who they were—their travels, their passions, and their shared sense of wonder. Set against the stunning backdrop of The Ananta Udaipur, their three-day celebration unfolded like a beautifully written story, with each event designed to represent a chapter from their lives.

It all began with 'Paris After Dark', a glamorous cocktail soirée inspired by Vrinda’s years spent in the French capital. Guests strolled through a recreated Parisian lane complete with cobbled streets, boutique stalls, a quaint cafe, and even a glowing 'Wall of Locks'.

The air was filled with music from a live saxophonist, and just as the anticipation built, ballet dancers parted to reveal Vrinda and Goyal's grand entrance—a scene that felt straight out of a Parisian dream. 

The next morning’s mehendi ceremony brought guests to the vibrant heart of Jaipur, paying homage to Vrinda’s love for traditional Indian crafts. The theme took inspiration from the city’s famous Ganesh Emporium, featuring diary block printing, a mogra-adorned Shringar Station, and a whimsical guest activation called “Ask Devi”—an AI astrologer designed by Goyal's brother that gave personalised readings to everyone.

The atmosphere was festive yet intimate, with singer Lisa Mishra performing live on a floating stage, adding a soulful note to the celebration. 

That evening, the couple’s personalities shone through in the sangeet, which celebrated Ashutosh’s fascination with outer space. Themed around his favourite film, Interstellar, the decor and entertainment transported guests into a galactic fantasy—complete with astronaut ice sculptures, surreal performers, and a sculpted logo luge that became the highlight of the bar.

A 360-degree photobooth gave guests a chance to “step into space,” while Sukhbir Singh brought unmatched energy to the dance floor. The night ended with DJ AJ’s holographic act, turning the sangeet into a futuristic rave under the stars.

The following morning’s haldi ceremony, themed 'Gulmohar Bagh', was a riot of colour and joy. Set amidst bright orange and yellow blooms, it reflected the warmth and cheer that defined the couple’s bond.

The wedding itself was a vision of elegance and emotion. Vrinda and Goyal exchanged vows under a floral mandap surrounded by a botanical perfume bar, where guests could explore fragrances inspired by the ceremony’s flowers. The soft notes of jasmine and rose lingered in the air as the couple tied the knot, blending devotion with detail in the most poetic way.

As the pheras concluded, the mood shifted one last time—from serene to electric. The finale was a Boiler Room-style afterparty, a high-energy celebration filled with LED wristbands, glow face paint, strobe lights, and midnight munchies. Goyal even turned DJ for a while, spinning tracks as Vrinda joined him on the dance floor. Their final entry, paired with a light and sound show, was a fitting end to a celebration that was all about joy, creativity, and togetherness.

For their looks, the couple turned to India’s leading designers. Vrinda wore Gaurav Gupta for the cocktail, Dolly J for the mehendi, Manish Malhotra for the sangeet, Punit Balana for the haldi, and Falguni & Shane Peacock for the wedding. On the other hand, Goyal's wardrobe featured Manish Malhotra, Abhinav Mishra, Tarun Tahiliani, Punit Balana, and Sabyasachi, respectively.

Every moment of the wedding—from Paris to Vrindavan—was meticulously imagined and beautifully executed, creating a celebration that was not just grand but deeply personal. With design and planning by Momente Weddings, Vrinda and Goyal's celebration became more than a wedding—it became a world of memories, built one theme at a time.

All images: Reels And Frames

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