T.I.C recently organized a lavish wedding of a business tycoon from Delhi, through its division called T.I.C Panorama. Different themes were incorporated for the wedding, reception and other ceremonial events.

Marriage ceremonies started with holy Satsang which was a grand function for the family. T.I.C. came up with decor theme of peach crystals along with gold shades. Orchids, carnations were used to light the authenticity of the event. Special giveaways were customized for the guests in form of homemade besan barfi, an Indian sweet kept in beautifully decorated golden ribbons baskets.

Next function was fun filled cocktail function, where theme was more driven by the fun and fervor of the nature of the event.

Post that there was Mehendi ceremony that marked a distinctive memory especially for the bride so T.I.C. kept it more ethnic by using colorful drapes, traditional umbrellas, bangles and kaliras, which were hung for the décor. It was a poolside affair where company used a cart of colorful stoles for the guests with a karaoke jockey.

Weddings in India are usually themed in red and gold color scheme but here also T.I.C. moved out of the box and selected a more elegant palette of Yellow and white. The ceremony was simple and touched every aspect of Indian traditions from both the sides of bride and groom which was followed by a modest interlude on terrace.

T.I.C managed to keep the zest of the wedding intact by creating a unique dome filled with yellow and white flowers that was the highlight of the event.

Finally there was the Reception which was hosted at a farmhouse in Chattarpur .The event was a day affair so T.I.C. maintained the ruggedness of the farm by keeping the décor in golden and white and given a twist in the décor with a huge stage with an inverted dome filled with flowers with amoeba shaped bar with flowers on top. For entertainment of guests, Suryaveer from Nasha fame was invited who made people groove by their soulful performance. An exquisite walkthrough was made out of glass panels and chandeliers through which the newlyweds made their grand entry to the main arena.