Colleen & AJ’s vibrant and beautiful South Asian wedding, with Nicole Chan Photography

Published by Claire Gould on

It’s been too long – way too long – since I’ve featured an Indian wedding on this blog. Honestly, this makes me sad, and ashamed that I haven’t tried harder. (Reaching out and asking for weddings can feel a little pushy, and I’m shy!) Because the love and ceremony and spirituality of Asian weddings gets my heart every time. The sparkle, the joy, the traditions are all things I love. So before I share Colleen and AJ’s day, a plea: if you’re planning your own Indian wedding, please consider sharing it with us! If you’re a wedding photographer and you’ve captured an Asian wedding this year, get in touch! I’d LOVE to feature more celebrations like this!

Colleen and AJ’s wedding was not just a union of two individuals, but a beautiful amalgamation of traditions, families, and love stories, all captured through the lens of Nicole Chan Photography.

Their wedding was a radiant celebration of love, culture, and community, set against the timeless elegance of the Boston Park Plaza. The couple’s multi-day festivities seamlessly blended South Asian traditions with modern sophistication, creating an unforgettable experience for all who attended.

The celebration commenced with a vibrant mehndi night at Granite Links Country Club. Under the warm glow of string lights, guests were immersed in a kaleidoscope of colors, music, and flavors. Henna artist @hennacafe_designs adorned hands with intricate designs, while dancers from Boston Bollywood energized the evening with captivating performances. Colleen’s ensemble featured a rich, jewel-toned lehenga complemented by flawless makeup from @natalieshafiemakeup and a chic hairstyle by @sweetstylesbyjenna.

The following day, the grandeur of the Boston Park Plaza set the stage for their wedding ceremony. The venue’s historic charm was enhanced by @oluxedesign’s exquisite floral arrangements and drapery by Anju Pathak, creating a romantic ambiance. AJ’s arrival on a majestic horse from New Deal Horse & Carriage was a nod to traditional baraat processions, accompanied by lively beats from @teambsl.

The ceremony, officiated by Pandit Mohinder Singh, was a heartfelt blend of rituals and personal vows, symbolizing the union of two souls and their families.

As evening descended, the celebration transitioned into a lively reception. The ballroom shimmered with elegant décor, featuring Chiavari chairs from Tanvi Rana and ambient lighting by @teambsl. Guests indulged in a culinary journey with delectable dishes from Punjabi Grill and Indian Accent, and sweet treats from Shivam Paan in Nashua. Live music by @ripcordmusic kept the dance floor alive, ensuring memories were made that would last a lifetime.

Vendors

Photo & Video: @nicolechanphotography
Planning: @mint2bevents
Wedding Venue: @parkplazaboston
Decor & Florals: @oluxedesign
DJ & Lighting: @teambsl
Band: @ripcordmusic
Mehndi/Henna Artist: @hennacafe_designs
Hairstylist: @sweetstylesbyjenna
Makeup Artist: @natalieshafiemakeup
Mehndi Venue: Granite Links Country Club
Indian Catering: Punjabi Grill & Indian Accent
Priest/Pandit: Mohinder Singh
Dancers: Boston Bollywood
Chiavari Chairs: Tanvi Rana
Draping: Anju Pathak
Baraat: New Deal Horse & Carriage
Indian Dessert (Paan): Shivam Paan, Nashua
Transportation: MBT Worldwide

 


Claire Gould

Claire spends her days writing - either in beautiful calligraphy or online. She lives on the edge of the English Lake District only minutes away from the beach, where she loves to escape and unwind. Claire's calligraphy can be found at www.byMoonandTide.com. Claire launched the English Wedding Blog in November 2009 - it's been a top 10 UK wedding blog ever since, with a regional focus we hope you LOVE.

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