Weddings have always been about celebration¡ªbut in recent years, they've also become about storytelling. And in that quiet shift, one boutique Indian company seems to have carved out its own niche¡ªAtrangi Events, a name that's been showing up more and more on the global wedding circuit.
Started by Aayush and Sahhiil¡ªboth trained architects with a sharp eye for design¡ªAtrangi wasn¡¯t originally built to go big. It began as a creative experiment between friends, blending structure with spontaneity, and tradition with innovation. But somewhere along the way, that experiment started to take off.
From lavish palace ceremonies in Rajasthan to barefoot vows on Goan beaches, the duo¡¯s work leans into the details¡ªrituals, layouts, lighting¡ªwithout ever losing the thread of the couple¡¯s story. ¡°It¡¯s less about making it grand and more about making it feel like them,¡± Aayush says.
Their work has started drawing attention beyond borders. A recent win at the Great Indian Wedding Awards for ¡°Best Destination Wedding (India)¡± came as a nod to their growing reputation. But for the team, the focus seems to be less on accolades and more on pushing the format¡ªfinding new ways to keep ceremonies rooted in culture while letting them evolve for the now.
As the client list gets more global, so does the challenge. But the approach stays the same: personal, flexible, and quietly unconventional. ¡°Every wedding comes with its own unique design challenge, and we approach each one as a fresh creative opportunity. From the first consultation to the final flourish, we treat every detail with intention¡ªensuring that the couple¡¯s celebration is not only beautiful, but a true reflection of their story, style, and spirit,¡± says Sahhiil.
The world of destination weddings may be full of grandeur, but Atrangi Events is making a case for something else¡ªthoughtful celebrations that travel well, feel personal, and reflect the people at the centre of them.
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