Category Archives: Sofreh

Planning Your Wedding Ceremony in the Post-Pandemic Climate

Posted in Asian Weddings, Brides, catholic wedding, ceremony, Cultures & Traditions, Decor, Destination Weddings, Ethnic Weddings, General, Indian weddings, International Weddings, Jewish Wedding, Persian Weddings, Real weddings, San Diego Wedding, san diego wedding planner, Sofreh, Weddings

Series Blog #3 The average bride in the United States spends at least a year planning her perfect wedding day. The explosion of COVID-19 in North America in late February 2020 left brides and planners with just a few months to reimagine what weddings would look like in the post-pandemic world. Luckily, creativity is our...

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Persian Wedding – Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach

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Susan and Eddies’s Persian Wedding at Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach was a stunning display of love of family and tradition. It was lovely that Susan recognized her religion of Zoroastrianism. This ancient pre-Islamic religion of Persia that survives there in isolated areas. A distinct difference in what you’ve seen is in the sofreh. The colors...

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Featured: Carats and Cake

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We’re so proud that the wedding of Nouran and Adam caught the attention of Carats ad Cake.  It was a lovely day for this sweet couple. So much detail and dedication by every vendor made the day perfect. We’d like to thank an all-star team for their help in planning such a beautiful wedding. Visit...

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Persian Jewish Wedding Customs: The Ceremony

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Welcome to the second installation of our Persian Jewish wedding customs blog-series! We’ll be continuing from where we last left off which was about “Before the Wedding” and will discuss the ceremony for a Persian Jewish wedding. On the Jewish side of traditions: The Khuppah (also spelled as chuppah) Much like the western tradition where...

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