Anaviv Catering,
an Oakland based boutique caterer, prepared and served the wonderful dinner. The
guests were served the entre’ of their choice at their tables. The available
entre’ were lamb chops, fish and a vegetarian dish.
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| The imposing columns of the old Federal Reserve building that is now Bently Reserve aka the Venue |
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| The chandier |
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| The tables are set and ready for the guests |
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| Each of the elements on the table are selected by the bride and the groom |
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The wedding
favor at each place setting is an Indian stainless-steel tiffin carrier (lunch
box) with two containers filled with Indian sweets and savory. The story behind
the choice of this item goes back to Jayinee's fascination with Indian tiffin
carrier. She got one from India and Patrick uses it every day as lunch box.
They wanted to give the guests a practical useful item as 'thank you' gift.
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| Some decorative plants |
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| The tables are now filled |
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| Entry of the officiant, bridesmaids and groomsmen |
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| Entry of the brothers - Michael and Rik |
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| Grooms parents |
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| The bride's parents entering to the song of 'Mere samne wali khiRki mein' |
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| And the newly minted couple |
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| Allie and Anthony's (friends of Jayinee and Patrick) song |
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| Sudip and Srabasti (our family friends) duet - Ke prothom kachhe esechhe |
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| Shane (Patrick’s father) speech |
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| Lori (Patrick’s mother) speech |
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| Jayanta's (our family friend) song - Ye shaam mastani |
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| Rik (Jayinee’s brother) speech |
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| Introduction to my speech |
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| Jaya and my speech |
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| Father daughter duet - Mahraja tomare selam |
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| Couple's dance |
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| Mother Son Dance |
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| Free for all dance |
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| Rik's special dance move for his didi |
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