Indian Weddings at Gaylord Palms
Indian Weddings at Gaylord Palms
What it’s like to celebrate an Indian wedding at Gaylord Palms Resort, our favorite photo spots in and around the atrium, and Aarsh & Astha’s 300-guest weekend, photographed and filmed by Pixel 6 Studio.
A resort built for big celebrations
Gaylord Palms is made for a multi-day Indian wedding. Everything happens under one roof: a vast glass-roofed atrium filled with palms and Spanish-style architecture, courtyards for an outdoor-feeling ceremony, and ballrooms big enough for a full Sangeet and reception, with your guests staying just steps away.
It’s also an easy destination. Family flying in from around the world lands in Orlando and never needs to leave the resort all weekend.
“Aarsh and Astha’s wedding was a true celebration of love and culture, with over 300 guests coming together from all over the world.”
Our favorite photo locations
The atrium
Soft daylight through the glass roof, palms and fountains, and grand architecture in every direction. It feels like an outdoor shoot, without the Florida heat.
Stone arches & grotto
Rough stone walls and dark arches that make ivory and gold outfits glow. Our go-to spot for bridal party photos.
The compass-star floor
A striking inlaid floor that looks incredible from above, perfect for a twirl in a lehenga.
The ballrooms
Huge, fully customizable spaces for the Sangeet and reception, with room for a stage, a dance floor and 300+ guests.
How the celebration unfolded
Aarsh & Astha at Gaylord Palms
From the Haldi to the last dance of the reception, here is how their weekend unfolded, chapter by chapter.
The Haldi
Marigold yellow everywhere: turmeric, henna and a whole lot of laughter to start the weekend.
The Sangeet
Colorful attire, lively music and heartfelt performances: the perfect prelude to the wedding day.
Getting Ready
Final touches of makeup and jewelry for the bride, and a quiet moment for the groom before the Baraat.
Portraits
Quiet moments together among the stone arches and palms of the atrium.
The Baraat
The groom arrived to music, dancing and colored smoke, with family celebrating every step of the way.
In Gaylord’s courtyard
The Ceremony
A beautiful blend of tradition and modernity, under a floral mandap in Gaylord’s elegant courtyard.
The Reception
A grand entrance, a cake cutting and a dance floor that stayed full all night.
Who made it happen
- Venue
- Gaylord Palms
- Planning & coordination
- Signature Weddings Orlando
- Decor & floors
- Occasions by Shangrila
- Priest
- Mahesh Ghor
- DJ
- Empire Entertainment
- Hair & makeup
- A Touch of Fierce
- Catering
- The Rasoi NJ
- Henna
- Amrita
- Wedding cake
- Sugar Cake Boutique
- Photo & film
- Pixel 6 Studio
Do you travel to Orlando for weddings?
Yes. Pixel 6 Studio is based in Raleigh, North Carolina, and we travel for weddings across the country, including Gaylord Palms in Orlando.
Do you offer both photography and film?
Yes. Our team covers both, so your photos and wedding film tell the same story, from the Haldi to the reception.
Can you cover a large, multi-day wedding?
Absolutely. Aarsh & Astha’s weekend had over 300 guests across the Haldi, Sangeet, wedding and reception. We plan our coverage around your guest count and timeline so no moment is missed.
How far in advance should we book?
Most couples book us around 12–15 months before their wedding. Popular dates fill up early, so reach out as soon as you have your date.
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