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Showing posts with label cross cultural marriage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cross cultural marriage. Show all posts

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Countryside Wedding


So pretty! This is what we have to say about this countryside wedding. The bride and the groom was married at Tortworth Court, Bristol, United Kingdom. It is a marriage of two cultures celebrated in a garden of a Victorian Grade II listed manor house. While the wedding event is all luxe and elegant, the groom 's family lends a colourful sight with their vibrant traditional sarees!







*All images from Grant Corban Photography

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

A Multi Cultural Affair

When couples of different cultural and ethnic backgrounds marry, can they still celebrate their heritage? Here, this couple shows that it is possible that a wedding ceremony can combine elements of both their heritage - the bride's Punjabi heritage with the groom's Scottish background.
And before you know it, you have a colourful wedding that is a multi cultural affair.

*All images from Events Wizard by Camwork Weddings

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Blending the East and West Heritage in a Wedding

When couples get married, culture and heritage may not always be in sync. As global boundaries continue to blur, cross cultural marriages are increasing in numbers. So if you find yourself planning for a cross cultural marriage, the question to ask is where would the wedding be? At your country? His country? Both countries? (Which can be a costly affair!) Here's an idea we would like to share. Choose one neutral destination where both, his and your families can come together to celebrate the joyful occassion.




There are many of destinations where weddings can be celebrated! And remember, a destination can also be a holiday treat for family and friends as well.

We love the pictures below. They're inspiring! The destination wedding, held in Phuket was planned by the couple who are of different cultural and heritage background.







To blend the East and West heritage, the simplicity of the Western culture was incorporated into the reception decor.









The Eastern culture however, can clearly be seen by the presence of monks in saffron coloured robes to solemnise and bless the couple and the practise of releasing brightly lit wishing lanterns into the night sky! Beautiful!









*All images featured here are by Moomedia

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