If you missed Part 1 of Neil and Winna’s beautiful Indian wedding, you can see it right here. After photos, Neil and Winna changed into Western clothing and headed over to the reception at The Field School in Washington, D.C.
Winna Bridgewater designed the paper goods herself!
Thanks Winna and Neil! All photos by Lauren Cowart.
You can see more photos of Neil and Winna’s wedding on Lauren’s blog: 1/2/3/4
Neil and Winna’s Indian wedding was held in Washington, DC at The Field School, where Neil works. It was held in the high school gym, although you’d never guess that from how beautifully they transformed the space. Winna is a graphic designer, so she designed all the paper goods and coordinated the beautiful details herself. (Above, guests decorating Neil and Winna’s skin with mehndi, and below, Winna getting ready on the big day).
Details before the ceremony:
and during the ceremony:
Coming up next, Neil and Winna’s reception!
All photos (except the invitation photo) by Lauren Cowart
Coming to Mint today at noon and 3pm, photos from my friends Neil and Winna’s Hindu wedding!
Photo by Lauren Cowart
Hey, locals! This weekend is the first-ever American Institute of Architect’s Homes Tour on the East Coast, and it’s happening right here in the Triangle on Saturday. You can catch a preview of the ten homes on the tour right here.
I picked up Vera: The Art and Life of an Icon the other day, and can’t even tell you how great it is. It’s so great that when it arrived in my mailbox, I flipped only halfway through it and literally had to put it down because I knew if I saw anymore I was going to have to drop everything and spend hours pouring over every page. You know how people always say, “if you could meet one person…”? That kind of question really annoys me, but this week I’ve been thinking maybe I’d meet Vera Neumann. And maybe she’d rub off on me just a little.
photo by fellow Vera-lover Angela Hardison
Paper Lanterns for Parties, Weddings, and Homes
