Snohomish Indian Wedding With Megan and Mo

This wedding goes down in the books for me as a 1st and last experience. 1st time doing an Indian Wedding and the last wedding to ever be held at the Snohomish Event center was a joyful day yet very sad to see it close its doors as a wedding venue after this October 2017 wedding.

When We meet with Megan and Mo about being their wedding photographer we were not only excited because they are an amazing couple with a great story of their relationship and are adventurous and love to write their own story but they are also a word of mouth couple, we had worked with Megan 2 years prior when she was a bridesmaid for another couple. We were so excited to be apart of their beginning to their journey as a married couple.

The day began like all of our weddings with getting ready and a tiny bit of nervousness the feel was playful yet serious because we had a lot of traditions we had to follow to make this day a special Hindu Wedding.

Megan wear her beautiful Burgundy Bridal Lehenga with all the traditional jewellery.. Mohit Wore traditional Wedding Sherwanis. we placed them at the bottom of the steps for a 1st look. Megan walked up behind Mohit and placed her henna hands over his eyes before he turned around to see her the moment was beautiful and it built to the excitement of the day.

This is a link to the Hindu Ceremony Break down

www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_wedding.com

Venue : Snohomish Event Center they have since closed But you could check out a similar venue Feather Ballroom

Florist: Nalini Niranjan

Wedding Planner: Nalini Niranjan

Indian Caterers

Officiant: Suniel

Sweeties: Libby & Indian Caterers

Dj: Santiogo

Makeup : Iloina Osborn

Hair: Laura Smith Wentworth

Jewlery: From India

Rentail: Sweet Buffet Ladys

Horse: Country Wagon

Videographer: John Homes (Final Cut)

Photographer: Stephanie Walls Photography

After ev

After everyone was dressed the Next Tradition was under way the Baraat

Baraat (Hindi: बरात) (Urdu: برات‬‎) is a groom’s wedding procession in North India, West India and Pakistan. In North Indian communities, it is customary for the bridegroom to travel to the wedding venue (often the bride’s house) on a mare, accompanied by his family members.