Katy and Logan began their photo shoot at their home in Knoxville, Tennessee — the same place Logan proposed to Katy not too long ago. After posing for some adorable pictures on the porch, Katy and Logan ventured out to Seven Islands State Birding Park just before the sun began to set. Katy wore two red Free People dresses during the photo shoot as she held a bundle of eucalyptus and other greenery. Abby Weeden Photography & Design captured some great pictures of Katy and Logan as they watched the setting sun.
Loree and Biren’s Calhoun Beach Club wedding was a modern take on a tradition Indian wedding. The couple wanted to portray both their American and Indian sides, and they also wanted their family and friends to get the very best taste of their home, Minneapolis. They enhanced the traditional Indian wedding colors of red, green, and gold with added magenta and grey hues in the decorations and outfits, and they planned an elegant modern reception after their traditional ceremony. Brandon Werth Photography captured every bit of the love from Loree and Biren’s big day, beginning with a very sweet first look.
I wanted my personality to show through my wedding outfits. I designed my ceremony outfit to have an old rustic Indian look with an emphasis on cream with pops of color. I wanted to embrace my American side by having my reception saree completely white.
As tough as it is, you have to ENJOY wedding planning! Don’t sweat the small stuff as your wedding day will be perfect regardless of any additional planning and details to worry about. Figure out your core plan (including timing, design, and logistics) and the rest will fall into place perfectly.
We wanted a modern take on a traditional Indian wedding. It was really important to us to portray both our American and Indian sides. The first evening (Henna and cocktail party), we did a classic old school Indian feel with modern American rustic vibes. For the day of the wedding, we mixed a splash of a traditional Indian wedding ceremony with an elegant modern twist for the reception.
The most memorable part of our day was the moment we had some time alone after the ceremony. We were able to take in the day together and get excited for what was yet to come – the party bus and reception!
Traditional Indian wedding colors are red, green, and cream/gold. We decided to enhance the cream/gold colors and add a magenta hue to the red. Splashes of green are in my skirt, flowers, and throughout the wedding ceremony. For the reception, we turned to a more elegant feel of grey and silver for the wedding party.
The Calhoun Beach Club was the perfect venue for us. It has a touch of simplicity with the elegant feel we were looking for. We live in Minneapolis and really wanted to show our friends and family the beauty of this city.
We couldn’t help but notice that all of our favorite receptions had one thing in common: fabulously designed dessert displays! From cake tables overflowing with bite-sized confections to interactive treat bars and DIY presentations, these wedding dessert displays are as much eye-candy as they are literally sweet enough to eat.
Desserts that are almost too pretty to eat deserve a backdrop just as sweet!
Decorate a plain canvas with DIY bunting and paper flowers
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