When I first got the call from an old friend to tell me her daughter was getting married in their garden, I was excited because my old friend has fantastically eclectic taste and I LOVE doing events in her little garden. Then I learned that the marriage would be a Hindu ceremony and the excitement started to really build.
just breathtaking.
The Marigolds from India are huge!
Orchids, Roses, Crocosmia, and Garlic are arranged in a mirrored vessel

another beautiful statue.
Love this little seating area in the front courtyard...
Then through the house...

This is called a Glamellia...they first became popular in the 1940s and are made up of hundreds of Rose Petals to create one giant blossom.
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