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26.06.2022

Mint Green Saree For Multicultural Wedding

Written by Sasha Kirkham
Photography by Megan Donati Photography

I decided to change into a South Asian mint green saree to represent our culture. There was also a moment in the day when Jesh placed a thaali (a. necklace which is common in South Asian culture) on my neck, which was blessed by the Pastor. I really loved fusing different aspects of different wedding ceremonies.

For Jesh, his favourite moment was musical. We had liaised with our harpist Gina a number of times to play some music for us. She especially learned two songs to play as the bride walked down the aisle. She was absolutely fantastic. For Kreya, it was walking down the aisle and seeing my husband be getting emotional and teary-eyed. He denies this but promised me before that he would never get emotional. We also have to give a special mention to our puppy Logan (who did not have a clue what was going on during the day!).

Photographer:

 Megan Donati Photography | 

Videographer :

 Capturedit Films | 

Harpist :

 Gina Mackey  | 

Florist :

 Johanna Pedrick Flowers  | 

Cake Maker:

 Sugar Plum Cakes | 

Hair Stylist :

 Michelle Morris  | 

Makeup Artist:

 Thushi | 

Bridal Outfit / Designer:

 Love Spell Design  | Ranya Sarees  | 

Bridal Boutique :

 Love Spell Design | 

Bridesmaids Outfits :

 Monsoon | 

Fashion Accessories :

 Jon Richard  | Diorah Jewellers  | 

Groom Outfit :

 Ted Baker from Slaters | 

Groomsmen Outfits :

 Skopes Suits from 4 The Wedding | 

Shoes:

 Dune London | Ted Baker | 

Decor & Hire:

 Host With Style | 

Grooms Accessories :

 Mrs Bow Tie | 

Written by

Sasha Kirkham