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Aditya Virwani and Agnes Brunner Marry in Bengaluru with Music Festival Finale

Aditya Virwani and Agnes Brunner celebrated their union in Bengaluru with a multi-day event. The festivities blended Indian traditions with European design, culminating in an immersive music and art festival.

By VowAsia Editors16 August 20262 min read
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A Multi-Day Celebration Blending Cultures

Aditya Virwani, a Director at Embassy Group, and Agnes Brunner celebrated their union in Bengaluru through a multi-day event. The festivities seamlessly combined Indian traditions with European design aesthetics. Wedding planner Next Level Experiences, led by Carun Carumbiah, orchestrated the celebration.

The vision focused on creating distinct yet connected experiences, reflecting the couple's love for travel, music, and nature. Guests received personalized car playlists and curated in-room amenities, setting a welcoming tone. Agnes Brunner also contributed to welcome hampers, selecting recycled fabric bags and family snacks sourced from Bangkok.

Thoughtful Design for Traditional Rituals

The Ganesh Puja, designed by AARA Design & Decor, featured a calm aesthetic with natural textures and fresh florals, honoring the ritual. The Haldi ceremony drew inspiration from earthy textures and handcrafted details. Handwoven bags by women artisans, dried rose petals, and silver incense holders added warmth. Fresh chandan ladoos flown from Delhi enhanced the authenticity.

For the Mehndi, Aash Studio created an Indian Keepsake Market, allowing guests to engage with craftsmanship. Kiosks offered handcrafted items, and a live scent blending experience enabled personalized candle creation. Playful motifs referenced the couple's proposal among gorillas in Rwanda.

Grand Ceremony and Festival Finale

The wedding ceremony took place beside a lake at the Virwani family farmhouse, balancing natural beauty with refined design by Devika Narain & Company. A bamboo mandap adorned with terracotta and blush florals blended into the landscape. Ceremony booklets helped international guests understand each ritual.

The reception unfolded under a custom-built glasshouse, its transparent architecture framing the night sky. Cascading florals and suspended lights transformed the space for speeches and entertainment. The celebrations concluded with the A&A Festival, an immersive music and art experience, built over twelve days by Next Level Experiences. It featured three themed worlds and large-scale installations.

Planning Personalized Celebrations in Asia

This Bengaluru wedding demonstrates a trend for couples in Asia to craft highly personalized, multi-day celebrations. Integrating cultural heritage with contemporary design, as seen with Next Level Experiences, AARA Design & Decor, Aash Studio, and Devika Narain & Company, offers a blueprint for unique events.

Couples planning destination weddings or large-scale local celebrations can consider diverse venues, from luxury hotels like Four Seasons Hotel Bengaluru to private farmhouses and clubs like BLVD Club and Embassy International Riding School. This approach allows for a cohesive narrative, ensuring every detail reflects the couple's story and engages an international guest list.

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