Indian American wedding

Something we love about weddings is the traditions and rituals that families choose to celebrate and honor. There’s something about performing a ritual that has been celebrated for generations and experiencing the feelings of connection and belonging that come up.
Oftentimes people use the word blending to describe culture-combo weddings. To me Kanika and Ethan’s wedding felt like a harmonizing as opposed to a blending of cultures. They each had their unique representations, rituals and elements that were wholly and completely honored.
It’s not surprising though after spending just a bit of time with Kanika and Ethan. They are such beautiful bright people individually and their personalities just harmonize, in that they are simultaneously remarkable together.
We loved doing this wedding for so many reasons! It was a wonderful surprise for us to finally have the chance to work alongside the insanely talented Kim (A Cottage Gardener) who did florals (and so much more) for our own wedding almost 7 years ago!
And as always wonderful working with Donielle and her team from Elegant Events!

[@Mranonymoue]

Their child will be brilliant ....jews and Hindus have the best of brains on earth

[@prasantakumarpadhi4399]

This is out and out an American wedding.

[@Sona77.]

Wow this is gorgeous!

[@rusher7397]

Congratulation! For ads start

[@anuj8850]

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[@navinkuckian1926]

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[@navinkuckian1926]

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[@noumi1971]

This looks like a Jewish wedding

[@kamrankhann463]

Ye log Majnon he 😁😁

[@rabindrapalai9672]

daily 1

[@rajanikantkivade7013]

Totally missmatch

[@mohammadasif7919]

Indian n Jews not american

[@maddog3768]

Oh man, we lost another of our indian woman. Come on guys we need to get even and marry a jewish girl. Btw, as a hindu, don’t mind having a Jewish brother in law- welcome jija ji to our family. We will still get a jewish girl.