Wedding Plans
Post the engagement, Vikram and me were extremely busy with work. So we never had time to worry about the little things that  often bother brides, grooms and their families. Both of us and our parents wanted the wedding to be a sweet and simple, no-fuss affair so I never spent time fretting about options and choices.

From the beginning, we decided that this whole affair would be a special day for us and not a show for hundreds of guests. We  wanted only our close friends to be present on the special occasion and so the guest list was restricted to 150 people,  though we had so many friends and business acquaintances in Mumbai.

Since I had known Vikram for long and both me and and his mum got along fantastically well, the constant communication between all of us, made wedding planning a very smooth affair.

Invitations
I never had time to pick and choose options in invitations. Nor was I happy with the options showcased by some vendors. So my  mother advised me on the simplest route. I designed the invitation card on my computer, purchased paper from Chimanlals, the famous paper store in Fort, and printed the invitation cards on my colour printer.

Honeymoon Planning
There was never any time to think about the honeymoon. In fact the day after the wedding, we both were at the airport to greet a
business acquaintance.