What a wedding!!! Fast paced from the start!
We all know how much the Indian culture loves to dance! These families began the party at 10am and boy what a party it was! There was singing, dancing, chanting, drumming and a horse drawn carriage! Until February 18 This is not a tradition held by both families but it was obviously a welcomed addition.
This tradition is known within some of the Indian culture as the Baraat. True to tradition Varun and his family arrived in what seemed to be fully traditional attire. His sword was especially impressing and who wouldn’t love a procession where the groom comes in on a white horse? It was an amazing experience and we are all honored to have been invited to be a part of this special occasion. We learn so much each time we make an Indian wedding film and look forward to more to come.
“Thank you, to the family, for letting my team come in and be a part of your day! We had so much fun and felt welcomed by everyone! Thanks for the champagne!”
Paul Echols | Director
Special Thanks to the REALLY AWESOME vendors who made this possible! It’s a team effort and we are merely one gear in the “clock”!
The Westin Galleria Dallas - Thanks to THE Great and Fantastic Event Manager Ms. Courtnay Evans and the Catering by Mr. Kundalik!
Baraat Procession by Happy Carriage Trails
Decoration: Elegant Affairs Cake Co.
Entertainment: DJ Happy Drums: Dhol(Drums) – Jolly – Kuljit Singh
Lighting: Kulgit Singh
Cake: Dallas Affairs Cake Co
Photography: Jessica Donofrio