Indo-Chinese fusion wedding!
Where do I begin with these guys? I met Harpreet and Kevin a few months before their big day and instantly fell in love with the couple. They both live in Vegas and were working crazy hours as they were going through residency.
Helping these guys plan their wedding was an honor. When they hired me: they only had a venue and a videographer in place. We quickly dove in and within the first few weeks, we had most of the outstanding vendors booked.
The day began with the Sikh ceremony at the El Sobrante Gurdwara. If you haven't been here - the view is just breath-taking! The ceremony was followed by lunch in the lungar hall at the Gurdwara. The bride and groom went back to SF for the traditional Chinese Tea Ceremony! The tea ceremony was followed by the reception - which consisted of a 10-course Chinese meal. (Boy were people stuffed and super happy). One of the highlights of the evening was the floral elephant and the tea-light elephant favors. Isn’t he the cutest elephant ever? It's amazing seeing the two cultures mix so well and come together as one big happy family!
Congratulations Harpreet and Kevin...I can't wait to start planning your one year anniversary party! =)
Special thanks to AVL/MDC Photography for the gorgeous pictures: http://www.mdcsf.com/
Where do I begin with these guys? I met Harpreet and Kevin a few months before their big day and instantly fell in love with the couple. They both live in Vegas and were working crazy hours as they were going through residency.
Helping these guys plan their wedding was an honor. When they hired me: they only had a venue and a videographer in place. We quickly dove in and within the first few weeks, we had most of the outstanding vendors booked.
The day began with the Sikh ceremony at the El Sobrante Gurdwara. If you haven't been here - the view is just breath-taking! The ceremony was followed by lunch in the lungar hall at the Gurdwara. The bride and groom went back to SF for the traditional Chinese Tea Ceremony! The tea ceremony was followed by the reception - which consisted of a 10-course Chinese meal. (Boy were people stuffed and super happy). One of the highlights of the evening was the floral elephant and the tea-light elephant favors. Isn’t he the cutest elephant ever? It's amazing seeing the two cultures mix so well and come together as one big happy family!
Congratulations Harpreet and Kevin...I can't wait to start planning your one year anniversary party! =)
Special thanks to AVL/MDC Photography for the gorgeous pictures: http://www.mdcsf.com/
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