Green hills, water fronts , are all so common in being the traditional and
formal receptions that we go to. I have noticed that many are weary of
switching up the format .
One of my recent Indian/ Punjabi
full day weddings took the risk of being unique . I was so impressed with the
results that I wanted to share the outcome .
The venue:
An intimate classy Ballroom that seated
150, which overlooked an outdoor patio on a hill side upstate NY.
The venue was filled the
elegance of river-front charm and simplicity.
The day started off with a water
front wedding ceremony . From which guests moved on to an outdoor patio
for the cocktail hour and a full
buffet. of Indian food. After
cocktail hour the guests proceeded towards the ball room for dinner and dancing
What
made this wedding unique..
The DJ was not situated in the ball room . Actually the
dj was outside on the patio and could only be
heard in the ball room softly
through a half open door. Dinner was an
American dinner with the option of
Indian sauce . So, rather than having a
combined buffet , the food was separated into
two segments : Full Indian buffet, and full Italian/ Irish buffet later on.
after the dinner doors to the Patio where opened up and guests
made their way to the outdoor dance floor.Dj Azad played Bollywood
Bhangra , Punjabi and American
Top 40 dance hits while motivated
guests to try
out the different dance styles.
The celebration
lasted into the darkness and was a big hit.
What we learned….
That its okay to be non traditional . By not combining buffets
guests were still happy , and to have the DJ in a separate location from the dinning room/ ball room was
just as inviting as having the dj
in the ball room.
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