All Smiles and Giggles in this Telugu Wedding

“Aha Naa Pellanta, Oho Naa Pellanta…”
-Maya Bazar

Weddings in Hyderabad aren’t just events; they’re vibrant storms of celebration, unapologetically loud, full of love, laughter, and lavish splendour. They are grand proclamations of love and legacy, where beauty meets emotion, and tradition waltzes with wild, unforgettable fun. And right in the heart of one such whirlwind was the stunning telugu wedding of Suguna and Priyatham.

We’ve been lucky enough to witness love stories across the globe. Some cross-cultural, cross-continental, wildly different and achingly beautiful. Every bride brings her own magic to the frame. But Suguna was something else. A face we won’t be forgetting anytime soon.

We’ve seen brides cry with joy, burst into laughter, steal quiet moments to breathe it all in, but Suguna smiled through it all. And not just a polite, poised smile, but the kind that lights up rooms, melts hearts, and wraps everyone around her finger effortlessly.

To say she was joyful would be an understatement. She was joy itself. Her happiness was so genuine, so alive, that it spread like wildfire. Guests, family, even our crew couldn’t help but catch themselves grinning just by being around her.

Out of the countless beautiful wedding stories we’ve been a part of, Suguna remains the smiliest bride we’ve ever met. And as we sit here writing about her, reminiscing, that same smile sneaks its way onto our faces too.

The haldi

Suguna looked radiant in a stunning baby pink lehenga for her vibrant haldi ceremony, her joy lighting up the entire space. Like a true princess, she laughed freely as her loved ones surrounded her with affection, music, and celebration. From the first playful smear of turmeric to the final splash of water, every moment was drenched in love, laughter, and golden memories that will forever be etched in her heart.

The mehendi

For her mehendi, Suguna wore a graceful light turquoise gown that made her glow with joy and elegance. As intricate henna designs were carefully applied to her hands, her smile never left her face. The cozy setting of her garage came alive with laughter, music, and heartfelt moments shared with family and friends. Suguna was the heart of it all—a radiant bride-to-be basking in love and celebration.

The Sangeet

For their sangeet, Suguna and Priyatham brought the house down in style, grace, and an explosion of happiness. Suguna looked nothing short of angelic in a flowing white gown adorned with delicate flower embroidery, making her look elegant and ethereal. She glided through the night, her laughter ringing clearer than the music.

Priyatham flipped every expectation on its head. Dressed in a striking purple salwar suit with crisp white pants, he radiated confidence and charm, an effortless blend of tradition and flair. Together, they made quite the picture.

The sangeet wasn’t just an evening of performances, but a celebration of soul, spirit, and connection. Suguna and Priyatham danced like no one was watching, enchanting others with them. Everyone joined in during these candid moments, singing at the top of their lungs, cheering, clapping and living in the moment.

The wedding

On the wedding day, Suguna turned heads and hearts in a stunning red pattu saree, her look completed with an elegant veil and layers of gleaming gold. She arrived like a vision straight out of an epic. The richness of the silk, the intricate drape, the way her jewellery caught the morning light, enough to make anyone stop and stare. But Suguna wasn’t just regal; she was alive with excitement.

This glowing, decked-up bride practically bounced on her toes, grinning ear to ear, pacing like a child waiting for her favourite toy. “Pallaki, where is my pallaki?” she teased with a laugh, her voice lilting with a mix of nerves and giddy anticipation. It was such a raw, unfiltered moment, it made our hearts soar.

The wedding venue was nothing short of breathtaking; a masterpiece crafted to look and feel like a sacred temple, every inch echoing divinity, devotion, and grandeur. Golden pillars, cascading florals, and delicately draped red backdrops shimmered under soft, ambient lighting, casting a warm, ethereal glow on everything it touched. It felt like time had slowed down for this beautiful pair.

In the centre of this temple-like dream stood Suguna and Priyatham, anchoring the storm of colour and emotion around them. She, in her regal red pattu saree, and he, her equal in grace and poise in white, looked every bit like deities in a mythical love story.

The rituals of this traditional telugu wedding unfolded like poetry; every chant, every offering, every tied thread another verse in a song they’d write together for life. The weight of tradition, the power of family, and the quiet fire of their love pulsed through the air like a living thing.

Every detail, from the decor to the music, was steeped in tradition and evergreen melodies. Classic Tollywood tracks floated through the palace air, turning the entire celebration into one continuous love song. It wasn’t just a wedding; it was a beautifully directed tribute to the kind of love that never goes out of style.

This was a story of not just a wedding, it was a crowning. A coronation of two souls who already ruled each other’s hearts, now sealing it all beneath the eyes of those who loved them most.