A year and a couple months ago we were here. And now it's finally time to head to Michigan for Juhi and Vivek's nuptials! Remember this? Can I tell y'all how excited I am- look at this completely gorgeous fabric which I will don in less than 24 hours-
A little taste of what's to come with the couple's engagement ceremony-
Thank goodness Hubs and I didn't have to dance when we got engaged. . .he is good Carolina shagger, and I can pull out some jazzercise moves. That's about it.
Have you ever been to an Indian wedding? Tell me all about it!
Never been, but it sounds fantastic! Looks like a total blast :-) Looking forward to you post w/lost of pictures!
ReplyDeleteI went to one last year (the bride and groom were actually married in India, so this was a reception in the USA for those of us who didn't get to go to India for the real thing) and actually got to borrow a cool outfit from the groom's mom (groom is a very close childhood friend of mine). The bride did a beautiful design on my hand with henna the night before, we had indian food, and fun music. Here's a blog post I did about it:
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I am SO JEALOUS! I want to go to an Indian wedding so badly! I'm banking on Evs' good friend Pradeep having the traditional blowout sometime in the near future!
ReplyDeleteOur closest couple-friends are an Indian-American woman married to a country boy. R. was a groomsman in their wedding, and assisted in the "protecting of the shoes" ritual. I'm so darn jealous. R. and I weren't yet dating when our friends got married,and I didn't get to attend all the awesomeness.
ReplyDeleteI so want to get the wedding henna sometime. I keep trying to make friends who can make this happen.
ahhhh how fun! I love to see peeps do the shag - so fun. That's my FAVORITE thing about Charleston weddings!
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