BRIDAL MEMOIRS - VIBHA KHATRI
2020 the year of the pandemic. A lot of our brides had to postpone their weddings few times this year, now ending up in 2021. We were not expecting any photos from our brides this year, however, Vibha gave us the best surprise of 2020 by sending her intimate at home Henna Ceremony photos!! This just made our entire year!!
Vibha welcome to our Dee Kapadiya Bride Gang!!! Vibha loved our Pink Happy jumpsuit as she planned for a bright and colorful Henna ceremony, and the hot pink jumpsuit surely made a statement!!
Her jumpsuit order was made-to-her-measurements!! We love to offer made-to-measure to all our clients, until quantity lasts, as that gives you the opportunity to get the best fit and proportion of the outfit, based in your height, size and comfort level! We are proudly an inclusive brand!!
Vibha informed us that she couldn't take more photos after the Henna ceremony, so she send the ones she managed to click. We love how down to earth and real in-action these photos are!!
We love seeing photos of you all dressed up in our outfits!! Here's to year 2021!!! Cheers!!
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