As two vendors who quite frequently work with multi-cultural couples, Martine and I are ecstatic to delve into this topic. We having this question: how can you honor your tradition and your culture while also making the wedding experience fun, familiar and enjoyable for your American friends and colleagues. If there's one thing we want you to take away, it is the idea that it's so easy to incorporate anything into the wedding day. It doesn't have to be an all-cultural wedding or an all-American wedding. You can and should include your chosen elements...the ones that feel just right to you and your partner....and your families, if that's important to you.
You can find more information about Martine's wedding planning company here: https://www.wedding-md.com/
You can find more information about Jason's wedding film company here: https://hudsonfilmr.com/
As two vendors who quite frequently work with multi-cultural couples, Martine and I are ecstatic to delve into this topic. We having this question: how can you honor your tradition and your culture while also making the wedding experience fun, familiar and enjoyable for your American friends and colleagues. If there's one thing we want you to take away, it is the idea that it's so easy to incorporate anything into the wedding day. It doesn't have to be an all-cultural wedding or an all-American wedding. You can and should include your chosen elements...the ones that feel just right to you and your partner....and your families, if that's important to you.
You can find more information about Martine's wedding planning company here: https://www.wedding-md.com/
You can find more information about Jason's wedding film company here: https://hudsonfilmr.com/