A Glamorous Summer Wedding at The Drexelbrook

Paarth and Jessica envisioned a wedding day with bold and bright displays of florals, culminating in a noteworthy glass wedding aisle of dimensional roses and a mandap of live trees. The couple hosted a traditional Hindu Baraat and ceremony, as well as many events in the days leading up to the wedding. The bride and groom had traditional Indian outfits custom-made in Vadodara, Gujarat, India. Their perfectly coordinating looks featured fabrics in shades of red, gold, and ivory. While the bride and groom wore traditional accessories, Jessica’s layered golden necklaces and beaded red veil were a bridal moment to savor. At the altar, the couple was greeted by ample florals, with four trees creating a leafy canopy of branches. Hanging tenderly from the altar were perfectly placed white roses. The ceremony’s procession was just as remarkable as each family member walked atop a clear glass platform. Bold swirls of red and white roses inspired a vibrant energy for the ceremony, as these florals were arranged meticulously beneath the glass aisle. The couple performed many choreographed dances with their wedding party at the reception. However, Paarth and Jessica’s favorite details of their day included custom bar menus and cocktail napkins printed with the likenesses of their beloved dogs.