So much mad respect for this lady right here! - and here’s why… - generally at an Indian wedding the grooms arrival is usually the much bigger deal. He tends to arrive on a horse, sometimes an elephant - or in Avik’s case a super rad car! Peachtree ave was closed by police officers and two epic DJ’s mounted on the back of a truck led drummers, as well as Avik’s family and friends vibrantly dancing and jumping all the way to the ceremony. This is called the Baraat. Typically an Indian bride will be patiently waiting hidden away inside somewhere for her moment to enter the ceremony once all the fanfare is done. But heck no were Shalini and her ladies going to let that happen! Instead she joined her husband-to-be outside for a good old fashioned dance off much to the excitement of the huge crowd! @shalzismyname you are my hero. . . So many wonderful people helped make this day happen Planning & styling by @crimsonbleuevents Shalini wearing @anitadongre Cinematography by @solo.koo Sound & lighting by @gtbproductions Florals by @utopian_events hair and makeup by @beautybyanh Huge thanks to my amazing second shooter @mlindsayshuptar