Oh hiya, I’m back from taking some much needed time off over Christmas and the new year period. I had been meaning to get back to blogging earlier but certain things came up with required…
Today I have the lovely wedding of Naomi and Fahran, it’s such a sweet one, so let’s just jump right in, all words from the bride – Naomi. Fahran is from Kent and I…
Starting the week, we have a wedding planned by Louise Perry Weddings who tells us all about planning Rohit and Alice’s big day. This wedding took place at the brides parents home, near Milton Keynes in a stunning…
Long time readers of Secret Wedding Blog know and understand the niche: Multicultural, Fusion and interfaith weddings. This is simply the combination of two people from different backgrounds whether it’s religion, culture, country, race…
Kelly and Mohammed had two ceremonies for their wedding. A civil ceremony at the Cape May Ferry Terminal in Cape May, New Jersey and a Nikkah ceremony in Pennsylvania. This was to honour both religions, Kelly…
It’s that time of year again where the Wedding Blog Awards nominations are open! This year there’s 16 categories that include some from the previous years and some new categories. Ironically enough one of…
I am always receiving emails from reporters or journalists regarding interfaith, multicultural and fusion weddings. It was mainly last year with the big uproar in interfaith Sikh weddings where I shared Sam and Sim’s…
Anam and Joshua met in an accounting class at George Mason University during their last year of college – the pair are actually now both accountants! Anam is Pakistani, Joshua is American but they…
Pluralism means accepting different religions as valid. Interfaith marriages are often seen as pluralistic when they involve two people tolerating and coexisting with each others’ faith. While monotheistic faiths are mostly not pluralistic, some…
