Tag: multi-cultural

Noah and Pamela were married last fall in a bilingual and bicultural wedding at the Boston Nature Center and Wildlife Sanctuary, a community urban sanctuary right here in the city.  They made use of the outside garden for their ceremony, the patio for the reception and the sprawling lawn for the dance party.  The Boston Nature Center is a great option for green wedding venue in the city, that supports environmental education.

Everything took place right there at Cohasett's Red Lion Inn, a wedding venue on the south shore that is equal parts elegant historic New England Inn and rustic barn rolled into one. The vows were said, and toasted with a flask, at the foot of the stairs in the natural wood Lion?s Hall under a chandelier.  After the ceremony, the guests moved over to the Salon du Soleil for cocktail hour while the Hall was transitioned into the reception venue.D and C chose colors and textures that perfectly echoed the casual/elegant and Irish! look for the day. The groom and his groomsmen and the ring bearers all rocked a casual look:  white button down shirt, burnt orange tie, with brown khakis, striped socks and Sperry sneakers and ivory Irish knit cable cardigansThe bride?s dress was an elegant halter dress, accessorized with the groom's grandmother's pearl necklace, bride's grandmother's ring and diamond earrings - the very ones with which the groom proposed.  The bridesmaids were in sage green dresses with gold shoes completed with rose gold necklaces and bracelets.  All four flower girls were in white dresses with plum sashes.

Sometimes I don't want to leave a party. In this case, I didn't want to leave the sangeet. Mostly, when my contracted time is up, ...