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The elaborately carved swing is the picture backdrop for the visitors. An antique masterpiece creation its paying homage to the Maharaja days. It is a good touch of nostalgia to make the reception enjoyable. The doorway to the barn has large sliding barn doors, custom carved and hand rubbed with subtle earthy hues of greens and blues. The muse is Mother Nature and inspiration is the rustic romance of previous woods.
The groom's room has arched window mirrors whitewashed to offset the country wood partitions. Exuding masculinity the large wine chest armoire sits on the aspect and houses the bar. The bride's room has an enormous vintage arch as a ground mirror, excellent for pictures and a whimsical damchiya as a make up chest. Bohemian with a touch of caprice, the stylish antiques and simplicity of the environment is breathtaking. Armoires placed strategically work as wine chests and the country wood sideboards are practical for use as buffet servers.
Trying into the gap are granite sculptures of elephants and Buddha, positioned within the stream of water working by means of the acreage.
The stay band plays hit songs, a mixture of the previous and new and everybody will get up to dance along with the bride and groom. Joyful and romantic the open air wedding in the scenic setting of architectural antiquities is divine and holistic. Merging with nature and drawing in her essence the beginning to a happy everlasting union.

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