After last week's beautiful Sangeet, last Saturday was Nick and Natasha's wedding. Here are some pictures for you to enjoy.
Beautiful bride
Most beautiful bride and groom
In addition to appetizers and drinks that were circulating, there was a station that served bite-sized fruit, tidbits and nuts for guests to enjoy.
As opposed to traditional flowers, the centerpieces were done with a woodland theme. Dainty ferns and lots of wild flowers were arranged with plenty of moss around. Each and every centerpiece was unique and insanely beautiful.
Place cards were designed by the artistic bride and drawn by the very talented groom. I love every single one of them.
Here I am with a few of my friends
Exotic flora and ferns were arranged in individual simple glass vases at the cocktail area
Enjoying the reception with my daughter
All ready for an evening of fun and festivities
The event site was nestled between the Pacific ocean and the Santa Barbara mountains.
When I reached the table, the menu card was on top of each setting. Underneath that there was a napkin. When you remove the napkin, you see a maiden heir fern on top of a very contemporary white plate. I love little touches like that and attention to detail. Very elegantly done.
Here is one example of the arrangement: Unique foliage and dainty white floral sprays, all accented with one lady slipper orchid. Wow! Just beautiful! Candles all along the table lit up the space as the sun fades
Another arrangement with more unique flowers and moss. I couldn't even name many of the flowers used here.
The entire evening felt magical
In addition to appetizers and drinks that were circulating, there was a station that served bite-sized fruit, tidbits and nuts for guests to enjoy.
As opposed to traditional flowers, the centerpieces were done with a woodland theme. Dainty ferns and lots of wild flowers were arranged with plenty of moss around. Each and every centerpiece was unique and insanely beautiful.
Place cards were designed by the artistic bride and drawn by the very talented groom. I love every single one of them.
Here I am with a few of my friends
Exotic flora and ferns were arranged in individual simple glass vases at the cocktail area
Enjoying the reception with my daughter
All ready for an evening of fun and festivities
The event site was nestled between the Pacific ocean and the Santa Barbara mountains.
When I reached the table, the menu card was on top of each setting. Underneath that there was a napkin. When you remove the napkin, you see a maiden heir fern on top of a very contemporary white plate. I love little touches like that and attention to detail. Very elegantly done.
Another arrangement with more unique flowers and moss. I couldn't even name many of the flowers used here.
The entire evening felt magical
Congratulation, Natasha and Nick! Wishing you a lifetime of happiness.
For more memorable centerpieces, tablescapes, and recipes (including vegetarian, gluten free and vegan recipes),please check out my books, Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen and Trader Joe's Simply Indian at my website komalinunna.com.
You and your daughter are so elegant and beautiful in that one picture and I enjoyed this entire post very much : ) All just lovely. Congratulations to the happy couple :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful wedding! The couple looks so adorable ♥
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thanks for sharing Komali,
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to the couple from Fremont CA
I loved your saree and the gold accessories. so different and elegant and yet so gorgeous. IT is onam today and lots of people are posting that look on youtube
It is certainly a departure from the kanchivararam silk sarees ladies wear for weddings