Tradition isn’t a prop, it’s the point.
Celebrate Without Editing Who You Are
This guide was made for the global kids navigating guest lists in two languages. For the ones tying mangalsutra in the Tuscan sun, honouring their elders with Yoruba prayers, or serving bánh chưng after London vows.
Inside, you’ll find thoughtful prompts and grounded inspiration to help you weave ancestral tradition, personal meaning, and emotional depth into your celebration without diluting a single part of who you are.
Because your wedding shouldn’t have to quiet your culture. It should carry it in every fabric, ritual, and frame.
A Thoughtful Approach to Planning Weddings That Don’t Erase Culture
How to blend cultures with care, not compromise
Creative ways to include your heritage in subtle, powerful ways
Prompts to help you uncover what actually matters to you both
How to choose locations, details, and traditions with meaning
The key question to ask every vendor (so they truly see you)
How to honour family without losing yourselves in the proces
This guide was made for you.
For the couple blending traditions, rewriting expectations, and planning a wedding rooted in culture and care.
Inside, you’ll find gentle, practical prompts to help you honour your heritage, choose details with meaning, and create a celebration that feels true to who you are.
You’re not planning a neutral, forgettable wedding.
You’re creating a moment that carries your grandmother’s blessings, your family’s rituals, and the layered legacy of two worlds coming together
You're planning a multicultural or multi-faith wedding.
This is for you if...
You want your wedding to feel personal, not performative
You care more about soul and story than centrepieces
You want photography that honours your roots, not overlooks them.
Not pretty but personal, powerful, ancestral.
Planning a wedding between two cultures, three languages, and one big legacy? You’re in the right place
