Both being film school graduates, Naz and Sean were full of creative ideas for their movie-themed wedding. With a personally-produced movie, a live action sequence, and Bollywood style dance, there were tons of details to coordinate! But it was a magical day, where traditional Pakistani customs met Americana. Check out the awesome photos by
Jay Crihfield Photography!
The lovely ladies
Showing off the bride's Mehndi.
With the vibrant colors, gorgeous jewelry, and intricate henna designs,
it's the perfect combination of tradition and glamour!
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| Photo by Camille Victoria Weddings LLC |
The Ceremony at River East Arts Center
After the ceremony, an intricate grand exit was planned.
Remember, these huge banners from high school football game days?
We arranged for special permission to gather on the Riverwalk outside.
We readied the newlyweds and started the countdown....
And away they went!
As guests cheered and waived ribbons!
We got special permission for a car to drive up on the Riverwalk for a very limited amount of time, so the timing had to be just right!
This convertible awaited the bride and groom to carry them around town.
The guests returned inside for cocktail hour!
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| Photo by Camille Victoria Weddings LLC |
The cardbox with a little bit of whimsy.
Notice the bird's comments about the use of its cage.
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| Photo by Camille Victoria Weddings LLC |
Upon the bride and groom's return, it was time for their grand entrance into the reception.
A black and white silent-film style movie, starring and personally filmed and produced by the couple, played for guests.
The couple waited behind the scenes for their cue.
In the film, a chase ensues. And where do the characters end up?
Running right into River East Arts Center, of course!
Cue the live action sequence...
A fight develops between the villain (one of our groomsmen) and the hero (the groom).
Not to worry.... It all ends well with a Bollywood dance.
Cue the music!
Then, it's time for dinner!
Guests enjoyed both classic cuisine by Jewell Events and delicious Pakistani food.
Each table was named after a famous movie.
Each place setting featured a menu and wedding favor.
This Avatar bride and groom topped off the cupcake tower.
Party Time!
Congratulations to Naz & Sean!
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