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A Vibrant & Traditional Indian Wedding – Vinnie & Amish

Last modified on 2010-12-17 22:30:43 GMT. 0 comments. Top.

We hope you enjoyed last week’s beautiful entry about our Ijorere fusion wedding in which we custom designed nearly every portion of Carrie and Ajay’s Oh-So-Grand day!

This week, we wanted to pull from the Indian inspiration of our last post and bring to you, our beloved Ijorere readers, an authentic modern Indian wedding!

Vinnie and Amish were referred by previous Ijorere clients Helen & Fola. Helen was so impressed with the stunning custom destination wedding suites designed by Ola for her wedding, that she knew just the person to call to come through with something extra special for her dear friend Vinnie!  Ola was given merely the guest names and colors of Vinnie’s wedding and the creative juices began flowing!

The custom Ijorere place cards, designed by Ola based strictly on instinct, blended PERFECTLY with the colors and theme of the rest of the wedding! Stunning lemon yellow, citrus orange and lime green colors brought out the reception rooms’ decor and made the place cards POP!  This vibrant day was an ideal blend of traditional Indian heritage and modern Indian culture and, of course, Ijorere The Invitation was honored to be a part of Vinnie and Amish’s IJORERE!  Take a look!

How can we not LOVE such a fun and energetic couple?!  Ijorere The Invitation was thrilled to match their vibrant personalities for their IJORERE!

Vinnie, although we were not a prominent feature on your Ijorere, we thank you tremendously for sharing these wonderful visuals of yours!

May your day be IJORERE,  a day that is GRAND!

Allie Coyle . Ijorere Memoir Writer

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Indian Weddings

Last modified on 2009-08-26 14:07:42 GMT. 0 comments. Top.

I am quite intrigued by the colorfulness of Indian weddings. Their weddings are very similar to West African weddings. I was present at an Indian wedding and wore my African attire and to their surprise and mine as well, We wore similar materials and accessories. It is interesting to know & discover the similarities of cultures, traditions and fashion. My design inspirations not only comes from my West African background but also from India and Asia. The red dot at the bottom of Ijorere and the red you see on my blog represents my love for the bright red colors that are representative of a married woman from India and wedding colors used in Asian.

In the next few weeks I will be doing a series on Cultural & Traditional weddings!