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‘Celebrating Vivaha’ comes to Hyderabad

After a series of spectacular and successful exhibitions in Delhi, Mumbai and Indore, designer duo Kapil and Monika will be exhibiting their wedding collection ‘Celebrating Vivaha 2009’, on No

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After a series of spectacular and successful exhibitions in Delhi, Mumbai and Indore, designer duo Kapil and Monika will be exhibiting their wedding collection ‘Celebrating Vivaha 2009’, on November 25 and 26, at Hotel Taj Krishna. Celebrating Vivaha brings together the best of wedding fineries to sift and sort through to guarantee an opulent wedding.

Celebrating Vivaha has turned bigger and better than before, both in terms of quality and quantity of participants.

CEO, Mr Tarun Sarda say s , “ When we launched Celebrating Vivaha in 2003, I decided to test the wedding markets of the country. I have endeavoured to redefine the concept o f weddings and wedding e xhi b i - tions in India with Celebrating Vivaha.” The show will feature fabulous exhibits and latest ideas in wedding couture and jewellery. An array of exquisite trousseau and jewellery collections and services from top designers and wedding facilitators will be on display at this grand-do.

Housing everything you need for your special day, from amazing catering to extravagant wedding entertainment, beautiful makeovers to travel overseas, decadent jewellery to hotel accommodation, wedding planning or packaging, gifting, chocolates, beauty and makeup solutions, or home decor and gadgets for that matter. Celebrating Vivaha offers a dynamic , cele bratory and effective setting for the perfect wedding shopping experience this season.

If you are looking for the finest ideas for a grand wedding, visit Celebrating Vivaha to add extravagance to your special day, in every way.

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