The concept of an indian garden wedding is just beautiful. I was considering one myself. As I explored the idea further, I realised that you will need a back-up plan. But as any good wedding planner would tell you, a back-up plan is a must for those unexpected instances. Melbourne’s unpredictable four season weather is certainly one the reasons. For example, in summer, there is extreme heat and flies and in spring and winter, the cold and wet weather. An indoor wedding ceremony option is a must as a back-up.
Check out some of these garden weddings. Some of these ideas whilst simple is very easily achievable on a budget. For inspirations, check out the wedding galleries in Photos by Jay of:
- Rohan and Rennie’s Indian Wedding at the Sheraton Resort in Fiji Islands.
- Neerav and Deepa’s Wedding in Goa, India. I love the garden mandap.
- Tim and Priya’s Wedding in Sydney.
Enjoy and please do share other inspiration ideas.
We are interested in a Hindu ceremony on the 13th March 2010. We understand this is short notice, however we are willing and able to come up with the further costs if any inconvenience is or may be caused by the lateness in marital claim. We seek Bliss and Peace, Light, Happiness and Hope. It is also our wish to attend the ceremony at thee St. Kilda Botanical Gardens, Blessington Street, St. Kilda, VIC.