The Wedding Day
The Ballroom at the Leela was decorated with diyas and flowers. Since the, room was huge, and the guests few, the place was airy,  comfortable and elegant. 

A few minutes before I was set to leave for the mandap, I realised I had committed a blunder. Of not thinking enough about my problem with earrings. The earrings couldn't enter my ears and I was bleeding. I just didn't know what to do since the option for a bride to go to the mandap sans earrings was unthinkable. I tried, tried and tried and with a little pain succeeded in making it enter.

Our guests were assembled around the mandap. The fire place for the havan and pheras was kept very small since I am terribly allergic to smoke. My experience as a model and VJ in hundreds of shows came in very handy, and I sailed through the ceremonies and celebrations with much ease. After the wedding lunch, we moved on to a large suite at the hotel. Our close friends joined us there and we chatted, laughed until it was time to leave for the evening reception. It was another round of greetings, celebrations and a time to dance and have fun. At the end of the day I  experienced just what I had visualised myself as- a smiley thing with lots of joy and energy.