As much as I want to just sit here and type away about this wedding, I think the pictures tell the story quite well. Just a bit of background though. The brides family was from India, and that is where the Indian comes into the picture. Some of the details, like the table runners and favors, we purchased and shipped from India. We tried to be authentic when at all possible. For the dinner, we had as many American dishes as we did Indian dishes. My favorite of course was anything and everything with curry!
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| Notice the chairs are missing? We moved the ceremony chairs over during cocktail hour. |
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| We used different table types because the tent was so large. It made it not so overwhelming. |
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| Each guest received a wood box with a message embossed inside. |
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| These lanterns were hanging everywhere. Just one of the details that warmed up the space. |
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| The ever popular photo station was a hit. |
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| Little details DO count. Even the tealight candle holders. Imagine this table with your standard glass votive. |
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| We hung these stars everywhere we needed to add a touch of color. |
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| These cupcake stands almost didn't make it! The heat that day was off the charts! |
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| Grooms choice, Red Velvet cupcakes from Masons. They were so good. |
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| I just love this picture. Gorgeous. |
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| There's just something about this view that is so intriguing. Or maybe I'm just hungry. |
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All images by
Deborah Cull Photography
