What’s better than one amazing wedding? Two! Maureen and Andy spent the weekend having two ceremonies – one for their Indian and Chinese heritage and one for their Irish Catholic heritage. Friday’s rehearsal dinner was a beautiful display of Indian food and cocktails overlooking Vail Ski Resort on the Four Season’s patio. Saturday afternoon they kicked off the celebrations with a Baraat, followed by a Lion’s dance. The Dragon and Lion Dance Troupe from the Asian Cultural Heritage Center were a joy to watch and a performance that guests will not forget. The celebration flowed into the evening with a customary Hindu ceremony. During the conclusion, they also had a traditional Chinese tea ceremony in honor of Maureen’s father. Their family and friends wore colorful traditional Indian wedding clothing, the colors and textures were beautiful. Before dinner, the bride and groom were entertained by their guests in a variety show. Words cannot describe how delicious and well presented the food was from Moghul Catering.
Day 1 & 2… see next post for Day 3!
Wedding Vendors
Wedding Planner | Sangeeta Jukar, Rain Drops on Roses Event Planners
Venue | Four Seasons Vail
Wedding Coordinator | Meridith Lowe, Four Seasons Vail
Officiants Sunday | Deacon Ed Clements & Judge Neeti Pawar
Carter | Moghul Catering
DJ | Mitesh Gaur
Band | Soul X Band
Flowers | Mark Lively, LivelyProductions
Cake | Four Seasons
Hair | Kacee Picot
Dress Designer | Mikaella
Bridal Details | The Barefoot Bride
Lion Dancers | Colorado Asian Cultural Heritage Center Dragon & Lion Dance Troupe
Guitar for Sunday Ceremony | Chase Cannon
Bagpipes for Sunday Ceremony | Scott Beach
Photography | EJ Dilley Photography
2nd Shooter | Maria Martinez
