Stunning Indian Wedding in a Magical Setting In Florence!

When you spend two hours trying to deliberate which photos to select for your story, you know you have a wedding that is totally out of the ordinary. Set in Florence, the #Roro wedding left no stone unturned. From an artistic pre-wedding portrait shoots to exquisite decor and gourmet food, this is one crazy shaadi. Decor and Design by the supremely talented Wedding Design Company and photographed to perfection by DotDusk Studios★ 4.9 , this is a wedding you'll not forget in a hurry this season because around 450 people were flown from all over the world and treated to an extravaganza like no other!

P.S We liked how the couple's lyrics were put up on neon signs at the many parties!

Rohan is Dubai-based Indian businessman Yogesh Mehta's son and Roshni Khemlani is the co-founder of luxury brand Izaak Azanei. The five-event celebration with a Welcome Lunch and Dinner, Sangeet, Mehendi, Wedding and Reception is by far so magical that Twitter, Insta and Facebook went gaga over it.

"The #Roro Wedding started with a welcome lunch and dinner hosted at a luxury square with a beautiful marquee and mouth-watering food stations and bars. Food was a delight with a live Napoli pizza station, a Panini bar, a gourmet popcorn stand and multiple fun and crazy Indian street food stations. The Mehendi was designed like an Indian bazaar with vibrant colourful ideas and Indian umbrellas. An Indian flower market was recreated with cute additions like a live caricaturist and a tea leaf-reading fortune teller. Guests were treated to music by singer Vidya Vox and Italian street food by Michelin starred chef, Tony Lococo. The wedding dinner was hosted at the famous Palazzo Gerini in Firenze–a popular vintage space with a fun party room created just for this event. The couple tied the knot in a traditional Hindu wedding ceremony with Roman cavalry accompanying the groom. We heard that the bride wore Sabya and her bangles embedded the boy's name. The Reception was a grand affair with ivory flowers, crystal chandeliers and vintage candelabras and guests took away a unique fragrance in custom monogrammed glass bottles as favours" says Vandana Mohan of WDC.

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