Cultural Wedding
Blending their Indian and Filipino cultures together, Cole and Shilpa incorporated Havan and Haldi traditions into their ceremony to make it truly unique.
It was important for Hana and Hayley to incorporate Māori traditions into their Aotearoa DIY wedding day including a mihi whakatau, karakia (prayer/incantation) and singing.
Janeth and Mayra were married on the beach in a Mayan ceremony conducted by a Shaman. It was spiritual, emotional and perfectly them.
In culturally significant attire, a nod to Rina’s Indian heritage, and Kari in a white suit, they hosted a wedding that reflected them and their relationship perfectly.
After 3 years of long-distance dating, and a proposal at a Betty Who concert, Nic and Rachel wed in a flower garden while the Viburnum were in full bloom.
Inspired to create wedding inspiration that celebrated intimacy, this styled wedding celebrates queer love and Indigenous Hawaiian culture.
Fran and Lynnea had a celebration, of love, their American and Venezuelan cultures and pride. They danced, had an epic La Hora Loca and partied, well into the night.
Bernice & Bhavisha wanted something special but not traditional, without all the pressure of a traditional Western or Indian wedding.
Barbara is from Brazil, Vera from Portugal and this wedding celebrates the coming together of their families and their cultures.
It was important for Pam to have her Indian culture a part of her wedding day. For Pam and Sarah, their new commitment means companionship, fulfillment, and love.
