Venue with a Gazebo vs. No Gazebo for an Indian wedding

Decor is such an important part of any Indian wedding. It’s integral to the whole atmosphere. As couples do their venue search one thing that usually comes up is whether the venue has a gazebo, pergola or any other structure where the mandap or altar can be setup vs. building a mandap or altar form scratch. For couples that are looking for a completely custom look for their mandap, then go with a venue that doesn’t have a gazebo or structure. Otherwise, you can customize the pre-existing gazebo or structure as much as possible with flowers and draping. Here’s an … Continue reading Venue with a Gazebo vs. No Gazebo for an Indian wedding

Having a 250-person Dry, Indian Wedding and Having a Hard Time Meeting the Venue’s F&B Minimum? Things You Can Do.

Not every Indian or South Asian wedding has 350+ guests and an open bar. South Asian weddings are immersed in religious ceremonies. As such some weddings and pretty much all Muslim wedding receptions in particular, are dry, meaning there is … Continue reading Having a 250-person Dry, Indian Wedding and Having a Hard Time Meeting the Venue’s F&B Minimum? Things You Can Do.