Will the bride be able to get a Priyanka Chopra style veil? Nazranaa Diaries S2E7 - Suzana 

Yes that just shows well mannered bengali families are

I mean a fiancé is supposed to be supportive. Y’all really do be praising the bare minimum lmao

@@cookiesarelikecream sometimes the bare minimum is the maximum we get 😢

Really?? I found it condescending that he CONSTANTLY kept asking, "Are you SURE that's what you want???" Like, bitch, if I say it's what I want, I meant it the first time. I don't need you to confirm/try to convince me otherwise for 10 more times. >:/ It means he doesn't trust her for her word unless she says it a million times, and/or he just doesn't like her choices and is too afraid to say so. Been there, dealt with that; it's NOT supportive. :(

Yasss un HERE FOR this comment

here i am! just missing the show of details and price...

And this is so much better

HHHh🤣🤣

This show just focusing more on face than dresses 😏🙄

Cbby alfa. And your point is?

So true . Its about dresses and they dont show dresses properly

exactly

Train

Train and they do show it at the end

Yes! We never get enough shots of the dress

Totally agree! I was going to write the same comment when I saw yours. I would prefer to see the uniqueness and beauty of these dresses as they discuss them, not the people’s faces. It would make it more interesting. At this point I just fast forward to their dresses they try on, then to the end for photos so I can at least enjoy the beauty.

Irina K lol I do the same thing 😂 her pink dress was gorgeous, but the RU-vid title towards the end covered most of it to get a clear picture

Exactly, for example - while he was talking bout the coconut trees, they could've brought that into the frame.

I agree. We wait until the end to see the fishes product and then the photos are brief and go so fast. I usually have to stop it and replay it to get a feel for what they ended up doing and what it looks like.

Thats cuz they don't want anyone to copy their designs. thats legit !

I HOWLED at this comment

@@tashnumachowdhury9720 yeah your nickname is shorter than your actual name so its ok.. she seems to be wanting to westernise her name

hahah

Some Indian people make up an English name to fit in with the English folks. Sad but true.

Hardeep Bhambra Im British Indian and if you can’t pronounce my name tough shit you’re gonna learn 😂😂 it is what it issss

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The groom glowed too. Very nice couple. All the very best to them.

Represent trinidad!!!

Agree with you that the bride looks so very beautiful on her big day. Nice that she stuck to what she wanted and dreamed of in her wedding outfit.

It was 1,000x prettier her way. Their wedding pictures took my breath away! Gorgeous.

Ya..i wish we could see more and better shots of the dresses... especially the final dress.

I couldn't even see the "palm trees."

I also wish they'd at least show a pic of the couple in their finished and altered pieces.

Seriously! I don't understand how it's edited so badly. JUST SHOW US THE DRESSES.

Those dresses are stupid anyway...In India even cheap markets won't be having such old designs

Agree, but sometimes it can be really difficult to see past such a bright colour to be able to envision a design the way you like it.

There are people in the world who literally CAN NOT SEE a thing in any way other than as it exists right here, right now. It's like being colorblind - not bad, it just is. These people are an example.

Yes, but you should understand that on Asian outfits even the fabric affects the shade of colour, and it can be hard to envision it.

But you're not in her shoes. A good consultant understands the nervousness of a bride especially having trouble envisioning colors and all the time having a camera trained on you. It can be stressful. In the end the color was magnificent and the bride stunningly beautiful!

They should hav placed a plain pink fabric underneath the tulle to show what it will look like in pink

Polly Pocket maybe they don’t wanna show the dress fully so that when customers comes they see the newness

10:44 I think he's talking about the leaf 🌿 thingies at the bottom..

I agree! The editing could show more of the actual dress at the end, it's only shown in wedding portraits and too far away! I think it also got too repetitious in the decision process. Anyway, these are GORGEOUS dresses, so unique to western eyes.

Ikr. No one wants to hear "Now let me go to the stock room and pick a few pieces...." Shut up. We know you've pre picked them.😂 "Now this is the option that's going to come.....bla bla". NO. Let it come. We can see what it is. Don't describe it. We want to see it. Cut this portion. Don't talk when dress hasn't arrived! Let the dress come, then speak. "Now you go try these and then we will go from there." NO. We know these lines and the boring intro by heart now that you copy paste in each show. I rather look for the story and how she looks in each outfit..period. The introductions are getting repeated when they tell us directly to cam who they're and then that long long awkward cringe cringe meeting with Shia when she literally says congratulations even before the bride has finished talking and bride has to awkwardly pause and say "thankyou". Like what were you expecting? Please keep talking about her requirements and cut to dresses, please.

Shia knows her stuff!

I agree, she’s not trying to shove her own thoughts down the customers throat. She doesn’t make you feel pressured like other bridal shops.

Shia showed her experience here, advised the bride to make alterations that fit her vision yet practical and realistic for a dance full day, I really enjoyed that she actually listened to both sides and took them in the mix to come up with a solution that made both content.

Shia is the designer and owner.

The colors really did suit her. Very pretty.

An amazing piece of art!

Yes, i think it too! This dress is very beautiful on her, also the colour.

She made a great choice. The pink and the veil are beautiful. Great vision on her part.

Yeah, the designer took the bride's vision and knocked it out of the ballpark!!! The resulting dress is absolutely gorgeous. The bride, herself, looked like she slimmed down a bit for her wedding. So, altogether, the bride and the dress, looked stunning. I really enjoyed looking at the finished product at the end. This has got to be a satisfying job.

Sue Am I am the same. They were focused on the colour, not the embroidery as they should have been. I don't think they really knew what they were looking for.

She didn’t got a long veil, if you look closely you will see that the veil is short and the gown is long.

I understand what you are saying that the colour can be changed. But remember that's customization which can get expensive. What if the shade didn't come out right? They are paying a lot of money. Having such a big shop I am sure she has a lot of blush pinks as many brides opt for it. Unlike many western wedding dresses that you have to order as you try the sample dresses and they make a new one for you so cannot just buy. Yes maybe if bride fits the dress and hardly needs the new made one. But that is not always the case for many indian dress shops. You can directly get your size and dress by choosing on that day. All that needs to be done is some alterations which don't take more than a week. That is unless you want a new dress made. The shops will sell you what they have. I also would want to try the dress and buy than the option of getting in another colour. Materials and work can look different shades at times. It's good they made customization but not everyone wants too. Also you want to browse before buying.

I think that’s how the script is. This does NOT look like real life. The “story” has to have some sort of drama. At first I thought this show was like Say Yes To The Dress, but in reality, it’s a lot more like House Hunters, where the “hunters” already have to have either signed a rental agreement or closed escrow in order to be on the show.

Feeling sorry for what 🤣🤣 she got 5 plus grand out of that dress im pretty sure she has had worse. Plus they werent rude they just didnt really know how to epress their requests. 🤗

SAMEEE.

@@pinkheart315what you told was correct but actually the bride was okay with customization when asked

Touched up photos... I am not even sure that was her!!!!!

Good thing Shia spoke right up + explained about the ability to move + dance in the gown. If she were just out for the $ she wouldn't have advised the shorter veil + the hook to gather the train while dancing + visiting with the guests. Solid advice from a real pro.

Yeah the episodes are clearly aired after everything is done since they always have the wedding pictures

THANK-YOU!!!

I saw it! Lol in a fraction of a second. It really looked like leaves from a palm tree

Pause at 11:01, you'll see the palm trees lol. Completely agree though >_

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It was the design that looked like a palm tree there was a beading that was on the upper part of her sternum that looked like a palm tree design.

She's Prego..... Jkjk

She also appears more relaxed and comfortable in front of the camera.

omg thnk you!!!

You mean Shivani?

@@MadDeviSri She literally says when she meets the bride "My name is Shia"

Sometimes brides dont realize the work intailed in gowns and sometimes not all gowns fit all brides but this bride sees one vision but in reality it dont fit the bride sorry but true

Thank you. I also like how she knows her work and gives an honest and constructive opinion. X😊🧡

Muskan Gupta she is pregnant.

@@loisblais3431 that makes sense

@@loisblais3431 she was pregnant during the appointment? That seems very unlikely especially for a nice bengali family that they seem to be. I think she just lost weight.

@@soonchitachakraborty8583 nope she looked def pregnant

@@loisblais3431 i thought so too, but then she was talking about traditional bengali, no belly showing etc, i had my doubts. May be she just lost weight

Rima is even easier than Suzana. Is this hard for americans to pronounce?

I've stopped using my European name. We don't have to change who we are just because white americans can't try harder even though most of us already took it upon ourselves to learn their language.

@@user-ow3og9ef9r I actually like Rima. I think it's prettier than Suzzana.

Suzana is actually not a white name.. Its a muslim name.. From her husbands name I can guess that they Are Muslim.

@@beomies1304 interesting. thanks for sharing:) in America, it is a common name among white women. others cultures have assimilated but let's be real, the odds of meeting a non white Susan/Susanna etc are far less. It's also common for various immigrant groups and non immigrants (native americans) to have secondary "westernized" names that give that convenience to the people who find it more familiar.

There's literally no point to this show if we can't see them though.

Which they have stolen from other designers

when you get used to everyone calling you by one name its kind of hard to let that name go.

Bengali people usually have two names and Suzana is a common Muslim name

@@nali3376 yeah it is

@@nali3376 she didn't say her name is Suzana she said they call her that. Personally it makes it sound like she isn't proud of her name...

I know her and her family and friends call her Susan’s. She did not make it up on her own. It was given at her birth

Their store looks different from the average south asian (or at least indian store). Indian stores do have a pedestal type spot for the woman to stand on when she tries lehengas or sarees and its either surrounded by mirrors or one of the shop assistants will hold up a mirror at different angles. They even model for you so you can see what it looks like better. They have mattresses covered in white set out so the clothes can be laid out on top of them an dont get dirty and the customer either also sits on the mattress or on benches. The clothes are then brought to you and laid infront to select from.

that sounds amazing!

pink is a traditional color for south asian weddings so thats probably why she was insisting on it.