Inside actor Arjun Sarja's daughter's ultra-romantic all-pink Tuscany wedding: Mandap to outfits, every detail is pastel perfection

Sarjaa founder Anjana Arjun married longtime partner Isaiah Nutter under a blush pink mandap in Italy. Take a look their dreamy wedding album.

Anjana Arjun, founder of vegan luxury handbag label Sarjaa and daughter of actor Arjun Sarja, married longtime partner Isaiah Nutter on October 19, 2026, at Villa Cetinale, a historic estate in Tuscany, Italy. The bride shared first photos from the wedding on October 24 with the caption: "14 years later." The couple also had a Christian ceremony on October 20.

The decor was an all-pink dream

Forget everything you know about traditional red weddings. Anjana and Isaiah went full ethereal pastel for the Indian wedding ceremony. At the heart was the floral showstopper: a breathtaking all-pink mandap designed by Italian floral artist Marta Petrioli of Flowers Living. Think cascading blush roses, fluffy hydrangeas, and fresh carnations piled so lush you can almost smell them through the screen.

Marta captured the emotion perfectly on October 26, writing in her Instagram post's caption: "Fourteen years, countless moments, and still choosing each other every single day. Anjana and Isaiah are starting a brand new chapter with the person who has been in all the old ones. We’re obsessed with these pictures. Fourteen years in the making, a lifetime still to go."

The canopy was draped with translucent blush chiffon that floated in the Tuscan breeze, anchored by low seating with cream upholstery and finished with traditional wedding ritual elements. It was south Indian soul meets Italian romance.

Anjana's bridal look was modern fairytale

The bride wore a dusty rose lehenga from Zeynora, woven with soft shimmer and delicate gold zari embroidery. The blouse brought pure drama: it was heavily embellished with crystals and deep ruby gemstones that mirrored her statement choker. She draped a sheer organza dupatta with scalloped gold threadwork, styled her hair in a long textured braid adorned with tiny florals and a delicate maang tika, and finished with heavy jhumkas, intricate henna, and stacked bangles. Soft, romantic, powerful all at once.

The groom matched her perfectly

Isaiah understood the assignment. He complemented Anjana in a tailored pastel-pink kurta-dhoti set with refined floral embroidery along the neckline and borders, plus a sheer embroidered dupatta draped across his shoulder. Both wore blush-pink jaimalas made of fresh florals that tied the whole pastel story together beautifully.

Even the guests were on theme

The colour story did not stop at the couple. Against Villa Cetinale's frescoed walls and ancient stone staircases, the wedding party leaned into a soft, earthy colour scheme. Women wore olive green and golden sarees with delicate zari borders, while men opted for ivory Indian attire.