Introducing Praveen and Mal on their gorgeous wedding day.

The celebrations began at a beautiful London museum before the couple headed across the city to Hackney Town Hall. And not just any town hall: the very same one where both of their families were married. Some places are worth coming back to.

Bride wearing the Rivaah bridal set in rhodium and clear crystal in a London black cab with her groom

Between the two venues came the bit every bride secretly loves: the quiet stretch in the back of the car, husband beside her, London going past the window, no one asking her a single question.

Bride in a white fusion lehenga being led down a London museum staircase by her groom

Bride and groom share a kiss on the museum staircase, bride wearing the Rivaah necklace and tikka

One outfit, two very different occasions

Praveen's lehenga was a fusion look, and a clever one. It had to hold its own for a civil ceremony in the morning and still feel like a reception outfit by the evening. 

She wore the Rivaah Collection in rhodium and clear crystal. The rhodium (silver) plating sat with the silver-white embroidery rather than fighting it, and the tear drop and large oval stones followed the line of her neckline instead of crowding it. Clear crystal on an ivory outfit is a quiet decision that does a lot of work in photographs, especially under afternoon light on a set of stone steps.

Rivaah is one of our more bold designs, handcrafted in London with Austrian crystals. It comes in several pieces so you can build the weight of the look to suit your outfit, from the statement Couture Necklace down to the Oval Studs for a lighter day.

Hackney Town Hall

A string quartet played as Praveen walked down the aisle towards the love of her life. Two families, one building, a second generation.

Praveen and Mal outside Hackney Town Hall surrounded by family and friends

Then everyone they love lined the steps with fistfuls of confetti, and the newlyweds walked out into it.


Bride raising her bouquet in the air during the confetti exit at Hackney Town Hall

And then the dance floor

The same set carried straight through to the evening. No costume change for the jewellery, no scrambling in a hotel room at 6pm. It went from stone steps to dry ice without missing a beat.

First dance on a cloud of dry ice, bride wearing the Rivaah necklace and chandelier earrings

Groom twirling his bride during their first dance in front of a P and M sign

Bride dancing with her bangles and Rivaah crystal jewellery catching the light

Congratulations Praveen and Mal. Thank you for letting us be a small part of it.

Shop the look

Every piece is handcrafted in London and can be customised in a different plating or crystal to suit your outfit. If you would like to see the collection in person, book an appointment or get in touch and we will help you build your look.


Check out the talented wedding suppliers on instagram:
Dress: @frontierraasuk
MUA: @nargiss_mua
Hair: @nargiss_mua
Shoes: @carvela
Mal’s suit: @suitsupply
Rings: @bullionexchangesl and @heeradiamonds
String quartet: @karastrings
DJ: @jasthedj
Cake: @amysbakehouse
Venue: @arkroyalvenue
Catering: @thecurryclub.london
Henna Artist: @mehndibyhk_
Town Hall: @hackneyvenues
Photography: @amandaalbertphotography
Film lab: @analoguefilmsltd
September 01, 2026 — Kyles Collection