October 2008

A CULTURAL AFFAIR

In many traditional American weddings, the bride wears white, the couple dances its first dance and guests dine on chicken or beef. In multicultural affairs, however, anything goes: Ethnic custom meets Western trends to create an eclectic event to suit all sides.

“Most multicultural weddings are very extravagant,” says wedding consultant Nahid Farhoud, whose company, Wedding Elegance, specializes in multicultural events. “It doesn’t matter what the culture is — Indian, Persian, Filipino — they want big centerpieces and a big reception.”   Read more >>

OTHER TOPICS

THE HONEST BOOTH
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a multiphoto strip from a photo booth is even more valuable — especially if it captures the true happiness of your wedding day.

FINISHING TOUCHES: PAMPER YOUR PARTY
If you’re seeking a more sophisticated bachelorette bash, look no further than your local spa.

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