Gold jewelry, including a necklace, earrings, and a ring, along with green and gold bangles, are arranged on a polished wooden surface.

Several laser-cut wooden name signs, including "ashok" and "bride," are scattered on a sunlit wooden surface.

Three succulent boutonnieres with greenery are arranged on a light wooden surface.

A pair of open-toe, ankle-strap high-heeled sandals in light beige sits on a white furry surface with a wooden drawer in the background.

A bouquet of white and pale pink roses, calla lilies, and assorted greenery resting on a wooden surface.

Three small bundles of dried herbs with handwritten tags are tied with twine and placed on a distressed turquoise surface.

A woman with long, wavy hair and braided crown wears a blue floral robe and a gold headpiece, looking down with eyes closed in a softly lit indoor setting.

A man wearing a blue sherwani with gold buttons and a gold scarf stands outdoors on a path, surrounded by trimmed hedges and trees, with a light-colored house in the background.

Two ornate red and gold chairs sit under a white pergola decorated with greenery and flowers in an outdoor garden setting.

Strings of pink and white flowers and green ferns hang vertically outdoors, creating a delicate, natural backdrop.

A man in traditional Indian attire holds a wrapped object and raises his hand while walking outdoors, followed by a group of people in festive clothing.

A group of people dressed in colorful traditional clothing walk along a gravel path outdoors, led by a man playing a dhol drum, with trees and bushes on either side.

A decorative wedding archway covered with white and pale pink flowers and greenery, set outdoors in a garden.

A bride and groom exchange vows outdoors under a floral arch, with bridesmaids in pink dresses and groomsmen in blue suits standing on either side.

Three people in traditional attire stand under a decorated outdoor canopy, hands in prayer gesture, with floral garlands around their necks during a ceremony.

A couple in traditional attire stands under a decorated outdoor canopy, both wearing floral garlands, during a wedding ceremony.

Outdoor wedding reception setup with round tables covered in beige cloths and white chairs on grass, in front of a modern white barn surrounded by tall green trees.

A table set with silverware, wine glasses, a floral centerpiece of pink and white flowers, and a place card reading “Michael” on top of a folded napkin.

Outdoor event setup with round tables covered in beige tablecloths, white chairs, floral centerpieces, and a white building and trees in the background.

Outdoor event with round tables covered in white cloth, set with glassware, cutlery, floral centerpieces, and white chairs under trees.

A close-up of a floral arrangement with white tulips, light pink flowers, and greenery on a table.

A close-up of a printed menu with floral designs at the corners, placed on a dark napkin and decorated with a beige ribbon bow on a white tablecloth.

Four-tiered wedding cake with abstract pink, grey, and blue brushstroke design, geometric accents, and decorated with white and blush flowers on a gold stand.

A wooden sign on a metal stand lists signature drinks, including Old Fashioned and Serving Harvest, with handwritten ingredients and illustrations of cocktails.

A Multi-Cultural Celebration at Park Winters

Jade + Bhavin’s Park Winters wedding was, as Jade so perfectly put it, “a marathon event,” and it was the most gorgeous marathon we’ve ever seen. Their celebration brought together vibrant traditions, heartfelt details, and thoughtful design, creating a day that was nothing short of unforgettable at this iconic Northern California venue.

From the Bride

Thoughts on Florals: Working with Dixon Florist was such a breeze. I came to Courtney with a scattered Pinterest board filled with every style imaginable—boho, composed, loose, tight—and she made it all feel harmonious. We asked for garlands for the Indian ceremony. No problem. We decided to have not one but two flower arches, one for each ceremony. No problem. Even when my mom came to a meeting asking for more flowers, more, more, Courtney delivered without hesitation. Dixon Florist brought it all together with hanging flowers, lush foliage, and a stunning palette of pinks and whites. It was everything I dreamed of and more against the gardens of Park Winters.

Thoughts on the Cake + Design: We were lucky to work with such amazing vendors who are true artists, and Paper Heart Patisserie was no exception. Since Bhavin and I both love food, we knew we wanted cake flavors that were unique and exciting. Amanda was wonderful throughout the entire process, even allowing us a second tasting when I mistakenly sampled our first round of cake too cold. We ended up choosing three delicious flavors: matcha green tea with pistachio buttercream, elderflower rose lemonade, and raspberry rose coconut.

For the design, I loved the look of naked cakes with floral accents. Amanda sketched five options, and we instantly fell in love with the first. It featured abstract brush strokes, flecks of gold, and a bold hexagon tier. We skipped the cake topper, allowing the artistry of the design to shine. On the wedding day, Dixon Florist added a few beautiful blooms to finish the look, and it was the perfect balance of modern and romantic, perfectly suited to our Park Winters wedding.