Annabelle and Theresa had a colorful DIY summer wedding in the Catskill Mountains of New York.
Did you DIY your wedding flowers?ย
Annabelleโs father grew all of the flowers in his garden. Friends and family made the bouquets and flower arrangements.
Can you tell us about the floral garlands you wore?
Exchanging garlands is an Indian marriage tradition, which we chose to include in our ceremony because we met through an Indian spiritual path. The garlands were the only flowers we purchased from a vendor.
Can you tell us about the laminated notes hanging in the trees?
The laminated notes in the trees were written by Annabelleโs kindergarten class that year in response to the question, “What is love?” They wrote many incredible things including, โLove is powerful,” “Love is you, you are loveโ and โLove is kindness.โ
What advice would you give to engaged LGBTQ+ couples?
During the planning process, create an intention for how you want to feel and how you want your guests to feel. For us, this was the foundation for all of our ideation and inspiration.
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Photographer: Qweerk Photography
Location: Family home
Attire:ย David’s Bridal & BHLDN
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