Dan and Anjoli’s love story begins with bikes. They met on a community bike ride called the “Greenway Glow”, and they continued to have many bike ride dates after that. Dan later proposed on a bike ride and had his bandmates popped out from around the corner playing their favorite song “Harvest Moon”. For their engagement session, we had them bring their bikes to photograph them enjoying this hobby that has had such a big impact on them. So imagine our surprise to find new bikes at their wedding! Jokes aside, Dan and Anjoli’s day was absolutely stunning! Since their original wedding at a different venue was canceled due to the pandemic, Dan and Anjoli had regrouped and planned a smaller celebration at The Walker Art Center. The day included a first look in the Sculpture Garden where Dan wore a gold Sherwani, Churidas, and headpiece with red accents while Anjoli wore a two-piece red lehenga with gold details and a gold dupatta, as well as stunning golden accessories. Anjoli and Dan had an abbreviated Indian ceremony with a traditional garland exchange on the venue’s outdoor terrace. After the ceremony, they had an indoor reception complete with an Indian buffet catered by D’Amico and music to dance the night away! After this longer wait, it made us so happy to still be a part of Anjoli and Dan’s postponed wedding and be able to watch them finally bring their families and friends together to celebrate their marriage. Congratulations, Anjoli and Dan – life is a beautiful ride!
Venue: Walker Art Museum | Photographer: Jeannine Marie Photography | Florist: DIY and Sadie’s Couture Floral | Caterer: D’Amico and Sons | Band: The be Stills | DJ: Ted Whelan with Bellagala | Stationery: A Milestone Paper Co. | Hair and Makeup: Mani Mela
