There definitely are not enough words to explain how fabulous the wedding of Ramya & Sri was. There were many factors that don't exist on many other weddings that Ramya & Sri's wedding featured. One of the most important ones was the musical influence on both sides of the family. The wedding like most Desi weddings consisted of two days of celebrations. The first day, the Mehendi and the second day, the Ceremony and the Reception. The Mehendi featured tons of fabulous performances but the highlight amongst those were performances in which both bride and the groom were involved. For the first time in my life I witnessed an Acapella performance, and that too of such a sensational group, Penn Masala. Upon research after the wedding I found that they have performed around the world, and have videos on YouTube with millions of hits.
The Reception, featured one extravagant dance performance by the bridal party....that ended up in a Flash mob....and I it did not consist of 20, 30 people, it was a lot more than that. Another highlight of the event was the First dance...which was written and sung by the Groom. Dinner was over at 9ish...and dancing began at 9:30....and ended at 12:30. A bit longer than most events, but, due to the awesomeness of where the wedding was celebrated, The JW Marriott, we were allowed to host an afterparty at another different ballroom from 1 to 3 AM. The music choices of the bride and groom as well as the requests from the guests were all awesome, and all came together for tons of dancing, and I could have not been a happier DJ. Although I worked 20+ hours on the day of the Reception, I had the energy, more so the will, to go on much longer.
It gives me the utmost pleasure to get the opportunity to work for such an awesome couple. And I feel truly blessed for the chance to play a role in the celebration. Attached are images by Sameer Soorma and a highlight video by Robles Video.
The Reception, featured one extravagant dance performance by the bridal party....that ended up in a Flash mob....and I it did not consist of 20, 30 people, it was a lot more than that. Another highlight of the event was the First dance...which was written and sung by the Groom. Dinner was over at 9ish...and dancing began at 9:30....and ended at 12:30. A bit longer than most events, but, due to the awesomeness of where the wedding was celebrated, The JW Marriott, we were allowed to host an afterparty at another different ballroom from 1 to 3 AM. The music choices of the bride and groom as well as the requests from the guests were all awesome, and all came together for tons of dancing, and I could have not been a happier DJ. Although I worked 20+ hours on the day of the Reception, I had the energy, more so the will, to go on much longer.
It gives me the utmost pleasure to get the opportunity to work for such an awesome couple. And I feel truly blessed for the chance to play a role in the celebration. Attached are images by Sameer Soorma and a highlight video by Robles Video.