When you’re planning your wedding you probably don’t think about noise restrictions. And it’s reasonable to expect venues to proactively share such restrictions if they have them. But some might not. And that’s why we collaborated with DJ Raj, Founder … Continue reading Does Your Venue Have Noise Restrictions?
Negotiating is part of our culture. And when you’re planning an expensive Indian wedding, it’s understandable that you want to extract as much value for the lowest prices. Value is they key word. Like most things in life, you get … Continue reading Negotiating With DJs for an Indian Wedding
Your big Indian wedding is just around the corner. You’re crossing all your “t’s” and dotting all your “I’s” So what info does your DJ need for the day of the event? Here’s a quick list of something to consider: … Continue reading Final Indian Wedding Details For Your DJ
Three years ago I decided to completely change my career. I resigned from my marketing agency of 14 years to start a tech company. I didn’t know how to build a website and someone could’ve told me UI and UX … Continue reading Serving Niche Markets: Pros and Cons
Destination weddings are increasingly popular. It’s a fun-filled week or weekend of festivities with your closest friends and family. It’s usually an intimate crowd rather than the usual 300 – 500 guest wedding count. In this article, I’ll share best practices … Continue reading DJ for South Asian Destination Weddings: Best Practices
{Top 5 qualities to consider when hiring a DJ} Ever hear a song being played on the radio, club, or even in the mall while shopping that gives you that feeling of nostalgia? You know…old memories, something fun, something crazy. … Continue reading Top 5 Qualities to Consider When Hiring a DJ
{Shveta + Kunal} Shveta and Kunal, got married at the newly renovated Hotel Irvine. The swanky and chic hotel venue is a relative newcomer to South Asian weddings – and they’re ideally suited for them with their outdoor lawn for … Continue reading Party Bus, Cinderella Coach, Book Invitations and more! Shveta and Kunal, Hotel Irvine
Riddhi and Amish Bride and Groom: Gujarati Hindu Wedding and Reception: Hummingbird Nest Ranch Photography and Videography: Lin and Jirsa Our whole wedding day was outdoors. At Hummingbird Nest Ranch, you’re literally given a very large plot of land and … Continue reading 19 groomsmen and 8 bridesmaids! Riddhi and Amish, Hummingbird Nest Ranch
1. Scheduling Expectations The panditji kept the ceremony going one hour longer than the allotted time. 2. What to say…and what not to say Immediately after officiating a marriage, the panditji told a joke: A groom, sitting in the mandap … Continue reading 6 Reasons Every Indian Wedding Should Have a Rehearsal
1. Shorter photoshoot Brides that shortened their photoshoot shared that they regretted it…after the fact. 2. Shorter baraat The baraat is one of the highlights for the groom, so be careful about shortening it. 3. Less Time to get ready … Continue reading 10 Things That Happen When Indian Weddings Run Late
Avni and Taylor Wedding and Reception: Oak Creek Golf Club Photography: Paul F. Gero Photography Videography: Watt Pak Studio Our theme was “Home is wherever I’m with you” which emphasized not only the love between Taylor and I but for … Continue reading Game of Thrones Theme-Song Baraat; Avni and Taylor, Oak Creek Golf Club
Shari and Prashanth Bride and Groom: Gujarati Jain-Tamilian Hindu Sangeet, Wedding, and Reception: Newport Beach Hotel & Spa Photography and Videography: Lin and Jirsa Shari and Prashanth planned their wedding with 130 guests within 6 months of getting engaged. They … Continue reading Shari and Prashanth, Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Spa
Payal and Sahil Bride and Groom: Hindu; Gujarati/Punjabi Wedding and Reception: Hilton Long Beach Photography and Videography: Payal Photo & Video Clothing Design: Dreams Collections What did you like about the Hilton Long Beach? How flexible they were and how … Continue reading The Custom-Everything Wedding; Payal and Sahil, #Pahil, Hilton Long Beach
