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The brain behind Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas and Virat Kohli- Anushka Sharma marriage recently talked to media people. Yes, the originator of the Shaadi Squad, Tina Tharwani, is the well-known personality behind two of the noteworthy Bollywood marriages. Here are some details from these Bollywood weddings.
In a special talk with media people, Tina Tharwani talked on her special voyage and also threw some light regarding how she made all the wedding arrangements of the mega Virushka and Nickyanka marriage.
When questioned on how she bagged the significant project, she answered that she got the wedding projects as they have been connections from previous expert ventures, and they were princely enough to give a comparatively new player like us such a gigantic chance.
Afterwards, Priyanka’s squad contacted them and they assisted execute Priyanka and Nick’s engagement ceremonial and bash, so this one was completely organic.
“The fact that we had dealt with a celebrity wedding of such a scale before and had been able to keep things fully under wraps would perhaps have been instrumental in us landing Peecee’s events,” she said.
Tina also compared the two marriages and discussed what set the two apart.
Tina added, “The process of planning Anushka and Virat’s wedding was much more detailed due to the sheer complexity of the varied destinations ie, Italy, Delhi, and Mumbai. Whereas, Priyanka and Nick’s engagement ceremony had to be planned and organised at the last minute – the scale also was much smaller, the vibe was much more intimate. In both these scenarios, I believe we managed to give ample time to both the projects and did our best in understanding their requirements in a short period of time. This certainly helped us build trust, and all the work then happened on auto-pilot mode, so to speak.”
She also disclosed the notion behind the famed N and P emblem at Priyanka and Nick’s marriage.
Tina stated that the logo got finalized at 10 pm one night and was implemented and up by 7 am the next day and that it was a eleventh hour condition.
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