A few years ago an Indian bride decided she wanted to have a traditional wedding ceremony…at home. That sparked several questions. Will the city allow a horse baraat? Will it be too early to play music in the neighborhood? Where … Continue reading Home Wedding Events: Involve Your Neighbors
{Sheela + Nikhil} Sheela and Nikhil had a Maharashtrian, Hindu wedding at the Fairmont San Jose, CA. Join us as Sheela shares her wedding details with us! {Venues} Our sangeet/mehndi night was held at the GlassHouse San Jose, which we found … Continue reading Sheela + Nikhil’s Maharashtrian Wedding, San Jose, CA
The average budget for a South Asian, aka Indian wedding, is $100k. The single largest piece, goes to the venue (see below). In addition to great revenue potential, South Asian weddings come with: lower labor costs higher profitability potential off … Continue reading South Asian Weddings: a DOSM and DOC’s Dream Come True
A recap of a Hindu wedding in Anaheim, California. Enjoy collections of photos throughout the weekend, info and more. Continue reading Suraj Hua Madhham in Anaheim
{About Divya and Raminda} Divya is Punjabi and Raminda is Sri Lankan. Divya is Hindu and Raminda, Buddhist and they incorporated both cultures/religions into their wedding. For instance Raminda had a baraat and wore a sehra. And they opened their wedding reception … Continue reading Peacock Themed Reception; Divya and Raminda, Sheraton Park at the Anaheim Resort, CA
The recap story of Nina and Gautam and their wedding at a boutique venue in Orange County. Continue reading Post-Ceremony Dove Release
A Sikh woman and Jain man and how they celebrated their wedding by combining their traditions. Continue reading Two Cultures Blend Beautifully
Did you know some venues have a clause in their contracts that says that they retain the right to move your wedding events into different spaces within the property…up to the day before or even the day of your wedding. … Continue reading Ballroom Switch Clause
Before jumping into the South Asian wedding market, there are some business and process implications that hotels/venues should consider: long sales cycle – It can take anywhere from 1-3 months. There will be multiple meetings and site visits. multiple contacts … Continue reading 6 Things To Know Before Getting Into the South Asian Wedding Market