A couple had a 3-day Indian wedding complete with multiple stunning outfits, including a 40-pound lehenga

Celia FernandezMar 12, 2022, 18:35 IST

Vishal Parvani and Richa Sadana got married in Mexico in January.PTaufiq Photography

"Family Karma" stars Vishal Parvani and Richa Sadana had a three-day wedding in January.
The couple told Insider that their outfits were the most essential aspect of their wedding.

A mutual friend introduced Vishal Parvani and Richa Sadana in 2009, but the two didn't start dating until 2011.

Parvani and Sadana started dating in 2011, two years after they met for the first time.PTaufiq Photography

After dating for five years, Parvani proposed for the first time at the Grand Canyon.

Parvani and Sadana got engaged for the first time in 2015.Ptaufiq Photography

The couple became a part of Bravo's reality show "Family Karma," which amplified their relationship woes, Parvani told Insider.

Parvani and Sadana had to change their wedding plans because of the pandemic.PTaufiq Photography

The time finally came for them to start planning their wedding, but then the pandemic hit. The couple told Insider that most of their planning had to be done virtually, so a lot of what it looked like was a surprise when the actual event came around.

Parvani and Sadana planned most of their wedding virtually.PTaufiq Photography

The time finally came for them to start planning their wedding, but then the pandemic hit. The couple told Insider that most of their planning had to be done virtually, so a lot of what it looked like was a surprise when the actual event came around.

The first event of their three-day celebration was the Mehndi ceremony.

The couple coordinated in pink looks for the first event of their three-day wedding.PTaufiq Photography

That same night, the couple hosted their Sangeet in superhero-inspired outfits.

Parvani and Sadana's outfits were inspired by Wonder Woman and an Indian action film called "Krrish."PTaufiq Photography

The couple wore yellow for their Haldi, a ritual during which the two get cleansed before officially getting married.

The couple coordinated in yellow-and-white looks for their Haldi.PTaufiq Photography

The couple made the traditional Indian wedding their own by having a beach party during their three-day celebration.

They both wore looks by Nazranaa for their beach party.PTaufiq Photography

The couple paid homage to Sadana's family by wearing traditional Punjabi outfits for the wedding ceremony.

The couple's wedding ceremony outfits took months to make.PTaufiq Photography

Parvani said he felt like royalty when he put his outfit on for the wedding ceremony.

Parvani and Sadana's outfits for the wedding ceremony were handmade.PTaufiq Photography

For the reception, the bride chose to wear white because it's not a customary color used during Indian weddings, she told Insider.

The couple changed into coordinating looks for their reception.PTaufiq Photography

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A couple had a 3-day Indian wedding complete with multiple stunning outfits, including a 40-pound lehenga

A mutual friend introduced Vishal Parvani and Richa Sadana in 2009, but the two didn't start dating until 2011.

After dating for five years, Parvani proposed for the first time at the Grand Canyon.

The couple became a part of Bravo's reality show "Family Karma," which amplified their relationship woes, Parvani told Insider.

The time finally came for them to start planning their wedding, but then the pandemic hit. The couple told Insider that most of their planning had to be done virtually, so a lot of what it looked like was a surprise when the actual event came around.

The first event of their three-day celebration was the Mehndi ceremony.

That same night, the couple hosted their Sangeet in superhero-inspired outfits.

The couple wore yellow for their Haldi, a ritual during which the two get cleansed before officially getting married.

The couple made the traditional Indian wedding their own by having a beach party during their three-day celebration.

The couple paid homage to Sadana's family by wearing traditional Punjabi outfits for the wedding ceremony.

Parvani said he felt like royalty when he put his outfit on for the wedding ceremony.

For the reception, the bride chose to wear white because it's not a customary color used during Indian weddings, she told Insider.