09/23/2026
When the traditions matter this much, you make room for all of them.
One of the things I love most about planning weddings is that I’m constantly learning. Every couple brings their own families, backgrounds, and traditions into the process, and it’s my job to understand what matters to them and why.
For this couple, that meant bringing Catholic Orthodox and South Asian traditions together for a 300-person celebration. The reception was filled with Indian traditions, performances, and moments that gave both families a chance to celebrate in ways that felt familiar to them.
I’ll never assume I know what a tradition means to a family just because I’ve seen it before. I ask questions, I listen, and I plan around what matters to this couple.
Because when two families come together, their wedding should have room for both of them.
Planning & Design: Georgia’s Finest Events | Wedding Planning & Design
Ceremony Venue: Big Canoe POA
Reception Venue: The Revere ™️ | Wedding & Events Venue
Catering: Proof of the Pudding
Entertainment: Jasmeet Singh Nanda Michelle Winters
Design & Decorating: Jim White
Florals: Urban Blooms Atlanta
Rentals: Atlanta Dance Floor Rentals Quest Events
Stationery: Wedding Stationery & Signage Designer | Sydney
Photography: Hannah Rosser | Raleigh Wedding Photographer
Videoagraphy: KADEN WALKER - ATLANTA + DESTINATION WEDDING VIDEOGRAPHER
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Hair & Makeup: Samantha Gunn Miami & Dallas Bridal Makeup, Hair & Saree Draping
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Transportation: GoGo Party Bus Eagle Christian Tours