Rwituja laughs with her head thrown back while Tushar, microphone in hand, holds her hand

Rwituja & Tushar A wedding at The Windflower Resorts & Spa, Prakruthi, Bangalore

Rwituja and Tushar were married at The Windflower Resorts & Spa, Prakruthi in Bangalore, with two ceremonies held on one mandap. Both are ophthalmologists.

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Rings and jasmine garlands

Rwituja smiles into a microphone as Tushar slides a ring onto her finger, people watching behind them

A man in a blue suit reads aloud while Rwituja and Tushar laugh together, a guitar standing beside them

Tushar and Rwituja smile at each other with joined hands, a microphone held low in his other hand

Tushar smiles as he places a jasmine garland on Rwituja, who smiles back with jasmine in her hair

Tushar speaks into a microphone to Rwituja beside a tall stalk of dried grass, holding her hand

Rwituja bows her head laughing as Tushar adjusts a flower garland around her neck, an older man smiling behind

Rwituja smiles at the guests holding a pink and white flower garland, a guitar neck in the foreground

Tushar and Rwituja smile down at a folded cream cloth on a tray between them, both in jasmine garlands

Rwituja reaches up and lowers a jasmine and rose garland over Tushar's head as they both laugh

Tushar smiling and looking off to one side, a pink and white flower garland on his shoulders

Tushar and Rwituja in garlands smile toward the stage while a woman in an orange saree smiles beside them

Close portrait of Rwituja laughing with her face turned up, flower garlands at her neck

Tushar and Rwituja seated side by side in garlands, turning to smile at each other beside a brass lamp

Rwituja walks in

Rwituja laughs under a canopy of white and pink flowers lifted by four men on the lawn

Rwituja walks down the garden path in a peach and gold lehenga and sunglasses, dupatta trailing

Tushar grinning through blurred white and pink flowers as Rwituja's lehenga sweeps past in the foreground

Rwituja laughs in sunglasses, holding the edge of her peach net dupatta, a green lawn behind her

Rwituja holds a pink bouquet high and walks across the lawn, women in cream saris following her

The fire ceremony

Tushar laughs beside Rwituja, her face blurred in the foreground, both in pink flower garlands

Rwituja smiling in her peach and gold dupatta, a pink flower garland around her neck

A man in a cream waistcoat holds a steel plate while a small offering is placed in Rwituja's hand

Tushar laughing and looking to one side, a small bowl in his hands, flower garlands on his chest

Rwituja and Tushar sit side by side on the stage framed by blurred pink flowers

Tushar leads Rwituja by the hand past the fire, both in flower garlands, a brass lamp at the edge

Wide view of the mandap with a man speaking on a microphone, the couple at the fire and a drone overhead

Tushar feeds the flames with a long ladle while Rwituja holds a steel plate of offerings

Tushar in black and white, smiling down at his hands with a jasmine garland on his shoulders

From above, Rwituja and Tushar sit at the fire with brass plates and petals on a green leaf

An older man in a gold kurta and a woman beside him laugh hard, a camera on a tripod behind them

Rwituja's henna hand with a gold hand ornament and red bangles resting on Tushar's arm

Guests fill rows of chairs under peach canopies on the lawn

Tushar bows over seated Rwituja while a woman in a pink silk saree leans in beside them

Rwituja and Tushar stand holding hands by the fire, Tushar laughing, her peach dupatta over her head

A man pours from a brass vessel over Rwituja and Tushar's joined hands, her red bangles and henna showing

Rwituja and Tushar laugh on the stage in heavy flower garlands, each looking a different way

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Rwituja and Tushar on the lawn

Tushar and Rwituja smile at each other outdoors in pink flower garlands, trees soft behind them

Rwituja and Tushar walk hand in hand by a pool towards a white tent, palms around them

Rwituja and Tushar stand on the steps of the mandap under a bank of pink flowers, smiling at each other

Rwituja and Tushar share a green coconut with two straws among palm leaves, both in flower garlands

Rwituja and Tushar stand in flower garlands beside white drapes as a small white drone hovers at left

Rwituja and Tushar stand close in red and pink garlands beneath hanging pink tassels

Together on the lawn

People in white mundus, cream saris and bright shirts pose playfully in a row on the lawn

People crowd a doorway in a room, laughing and smiling at something out of frame

An older man in a gold kurta holds a smiling woman close, his arm around her shoulders

Two young girls in red and pink festive outfits stand arm in arm on a garden path

Four people in cream and peach stand together under palms, smiling at the camera

The welcome in the garden

People crouch and bend around Tushar on a brick path, he in a cream mundu

A man in white lifts a rose and jasmine garland over Tushar's head as others crowd in

Women in cream saris with gold borders walk down the path holding plates of petals, one smiling down

Rwituja walks hand in hand with a man in white and a woman in a cream sari under a lace parasol

Before the ceremonies

Rwituja smiling in black and white, her henna hands held in front of her

Rwituja seen in a mirror in her lehenga and gold jewellery, smiling with one hand raised

Rwituja in a peach silk saree looking down at the henna on her hands

Tushar seated alone on a white stage with a small bouquet and a tall stalk of dried grass

Tushar smiling with arms crossed in a cream kurta on a stone path in the garden

The setting

Gold pendant with a flower motif and a long chain over a peach saree

White and peach mandap with the couple seated inside, a man at a lectern and a videographer beside

A swing hung with flowers and greenery over red earth under palms

A gold-lidded favour jar with an RT monogram sitting in a pile of rose petals

Pink paper tassels hang above a garden path where guests walk toward the lawn

A glass bulb filled with pink rose petals hangs among white drapes and flower strings

A welcome sign reading Welcome to our Beginning, with the couple's names, beside a brick wall and a flower urn

What Couples Said

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Smita NRI from Dubai

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Prarthana Hemanth, NRI bride from U.S.A.

Prarthana Hemanth NRI from U.S.A.

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Kirti Maharwal NRI from U.S.A. (Jaipur wedding)

Every Time I See My Wedding Photos, I Relive the Day.

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I.S. Devaiah, Coorg Kodava wedding client

I.S. Devaiah Partner at a Law Firm

He Sought Out the People Closest to Me. Even My Grandmother Who Hates Photos.

For my wedding at Bangalore, Anand did the candid photography. He himself identified and met the people closest to me, made them feel at ease, and shot their pictures. They turned out to be the best photos of my wedding. My grandmother who hates photos has her nicest pictures from that day. He also honored the solemnity of a traditional Coorg Kodava ceremony, which made the event more meaningful for us.

Tushar stands behind Rwituja on a flower swing as she looks up at him

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The Windflower Resorts & Spa, Prakruthi is a 7-acre resort in Devanahalli, near Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore. It has an indoor Conclave Hall and the Pavilion Lawn, an outdoor space of about 4,800 sq ft that seats 340 to 350 and takes a reception of up to 600 guests, plus studio, suite and villa rooms for guests staying over. Rwituja and Tushar held both their ceremonies on the lawn, under a mandap with a flower arch, with the resort's palms, pergola and pool for portraits. More real weddings in Bangalore.

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