Every story carries its own culture, its own traditions, and their own way of celebrating it.

For Arpana and Chetan, their journey to Triyuginarayan was a beautiful meeting of two identities – blending their cultural traditions with the spiritual beauty of the place. Instead of changing their traditions to fit the setting,they brought their own culture and traditions into the celebration – making their wedding feel intimate, authentic, and uniquely theirs.

Their traditional attire became a beautiful reflection of their cultural identity. From every detail of their traditional attire to the way they embraced each ritual, every element reflected the traditions they grew up with. The rich colours, intricate textures, and cultural details brought a distinctive warmth to their wedding photographs.

Their rituals remained deeply rooted in their cultural heritage. Their celebration went beyond the usual wedding traditions; it was about bringing their own customs, beliefs, and family traditions to a place with its own spiritual significance.

And that beautiful contrast made their story unforgettable – Sikkimese traditions woven into the timeless setting of Triyuginarayan.

For Arpana and Chetan, their wedding was never about following someone else’s idea of perfection.

It was in celebrating their love exactly as they are — with their culture, their traditions, and their own way of saying “this is us.”