Reception: The theme was ‘festive Indian’ with live musicians singing to fusion Indian music tunes and professional dancers with dhol players performing. The centerpieces were traditional floral arrangements with candles. "To add an Indian touch to the centerpieces, we placed multi-colored Indian fabric pouches on the tables. Inside the pouches were glass ganesh figures that I purchased in India", says Priya. She adds: "We were specially excited about our wedding cake- it was from a local favorite bakery, Kings Hawaiian Bakery in Los Angeles. Their cakes are much more exotic and fun than your average bakery. We selected a different flavor for each layer of the wedding cake including Papaya and Guava."

What they wore
Priya wore a rose and gold crystal embroidered sari for the wedding ceremony. For the reception she wore a cream and gold embroidered lehenga. Both the creations were from Sahil Boutique (Karol Bagh, Delhi)

Jeet wore a cream with gold embroidered sherwani with a gold dupatta, from Poshak (Artesia, California). 

The Wedding  Jeet, Priya and Jeet's sisters	The Reception Jeet and Priya

Honeymoon
“We spent a beautiful week exploring Bora Bora, Tahiti- relaxing on the beaches- it was well needed after the wedding”, say the duo.

Tips and Recommendations
“Utilize on-line resources as much as possible for wedding planning. It is amazing how much information is at your fingertips if you use the internet. I was able to book my make-up artist, photographer and florist by using online resources. 99% of wedding service providers have websites with pictures of their previous work. By viewing their work, you will most likely know immediately if you are interested in their style. Websites which we found very useful include WeddingChannel.com and WeddingSutra.com.”