When Indian Traditions Meets Italian Inspiration at Commodore Perry Estate

The wedding was designed to create a lively and culturally rich atmosphere, seamlessly weaving together the essence of India, Italy, and Austin. With a playful blend of traditions, the wedding design transported guests to a vibrant and elegant garden wedding set on the gorgeous grounds of the Commodore Perry Estate.

For the ceremony, Meredith wore a long-sleeve yellow lehenga with white silk embroidery and pearl accents by Falguni Shane Peacock and jewelry by ReeMat Designs. For the reception Meredith wore a dress by Danielle Frankel. Silk Marne dress with contrasting billowed gauze sleeve, long train and decorative silk ties.

Meredith worked with a tailor in India to create custom lehengas in sage green, mint, and pale blue for the bridesmaids.

Eshaan was clad in a pale pink sherwani by Falguni Shane Peacock, which was made of raw silk and embroidered with flowers and an architectural motif. For the reception Eshaan changed into a navy tux by Knot Standard.

Austin inspired family style menu of gulf snapper, beef ribs and roasted cauliflower entrees choices.

The reception design was created to evoke the charm of Italy's countryside. Tables boasted lively citrus-colored arrangements against eye-catching pale blue and white embroidered tablecloths accented with white candles, creating a harmonious design that perfectly embodied the day's spirit. Each centerpiece reflected the joyous atmosphere with its vibrant colors and textures. Citrus floral menus set on natural stone tableware completed the look.

Scrumptious olive oil wedding cake with orange marmalade and chocolate buttercream.

Guests discovered their designated seats through an eye-catching pink seating chart adorned with strands of vibrant orange and yellow marigolds, as well as playful, colorful silk tassels.

The night evolved into an unforgettable after-party, where a vibrant blend of tropical greenery, dazzling disco balls, and captivating mood lighting transformed the space into an Italian tropical disco haven. This lively setup set the stage for the couple's first dance, beautifully choreographed to the tunes of "Treat You Better" by Rufus Du Sol. Embracing their shared love for music, which played a special role throughout their wedding day, the bride and groom, both dance enthusiasts, joyfully celebrated the moment. Adding to the excitement, a live saxophone player teamed up with the DJ, infusing the airwaves with an irresistible fusion of rhythm and melody.