About the atelier
Strung together with love
हमारे बारे में
Since 2014, Marigold & Mehfil has planned weddings for Hindu, Sikh, Muslim and inter-faith families across India — from palace courtyards to beachfronts.
Founder & lead planner
Naina Kapoor
Marigold & Mehfil began at my own cousin’s wedding, where I spent three days holding safety pins, soothing nervous chachas and timing the pheras to the muhurat — and realised I’d never been happier.
I grew up in a home where a Sikh neighbour’s Anand Karaj, a Muslim friend’s Nikah and our own Diwali pujas all felt like family. That is the atelier I wanted to build: one that plans every tradition with the same fluency and the same love.
A decade and many marigolds later, we are a small senior team that takes on a handful of weddings each season — so yours is never one of many.
What we believe
Every faith, full reverence
हर रस्मHindu, Sikh or Muslim — pheras, Laavan or Nikah — we plan each rite exactly as your family keeps it, working hand-in-hand with your pandit ji, granthi ji or qazi sahab.
Detail is devotion
बारीकीFrom the genda strung at the haldi to the last diya at the reception, the small things are the whole thing. We sweat them so you don't have to.
Calm is the real luxury
सुकूनOn your wedding days your only job is to be present. A quiet, unflappable team holds every cue, vendor and timeline behind the scenes.
One thread, many days
एक धागाWe never plan ceremonies in isolation. The whole shaadi is one story, strung together so each day flows naturally into the next.
The team
A planner, a designer and a coordinator — plus a trusted circle of pandits, granthis, qazis, halwais and artists we’ve worked with for years.
Aarti Menon
Design Head
Turns mood-boards into mandaps. Aarti leads décor, florals and set design across every ceremony.
Rehan Qureshi
Guest Experience & Logistics
Master of the run-of-show. Rehan choreographs baraats, transfers, stays and the hospitality desk.
Gurpreet “Guri” Sandhu
Senior Coordinator
The calm voice on the radio. Guri runs the ground team so every cue lands on the muhurat.