According to newly wedded Lebanese/Canadian bride, Nathalie and groom Omar from Palestine, their wedding had three very important elements, great music, great food and the company of close family and friends. It was an intimate, romantic, and laughter-filled day and night with thoughtful personal touches, including the genius concept of having a camera installed into the brides bouquet. Here, expat bride Nathalie, talks us through her planning process and leaves us with some words of…
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A Four Day Indian Wedding Extravaganza Tanya and Jai (originally from India) always wanted their Wedding outside of their home country, and not in Dubai. They wanted an exotic location, where everybody could be together in one place, enjoy the festivities and feel like they were on a magical holiday. They looked at a number of places for their wedding and weighed up the pros and cons of each. After deciding Thailand was the best…
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Most brides to-be dream of sunshine and garden parties, but Bride Club ME fan, Louise Sleightholme wanted freezing temperatures, fur shrugs, and roaring fires. Christmas is Louise and her husband’s favourite time of the year, so they wanted the wedding date to be as close to Christmas as possible. This allowed a quick honeymoon before flying back to the UK, to enjoy the festivities with their families. Here, Dubai based expat Louise, talks us through her wedding,…
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Dubai residents Kate Harris (from Australia) and Pete Tavener (from the UK) sent us these beautiful images by Simon Charlton Photography, from their intimate wedding in Kenya, and blessing in Dubai. As many engaged expats know, wedding planning can be testing and legal matters can be confusing in the UAE. Kate takes us through her wedding planning process; leading up to her spectacular weddings in two parts of the world, and offers words of advice for brides…
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Andrea Sequeira and Ezer Mascarenhas, both Dubai expats had their dream wedding in GOA/India, where they are originally from. It came true with help from friends, family and their own creative talents. The day turned out to be a joyful celebration, made all the better by the talented professionals, friends and family friends that brought their Teal, Gold and Crystal themed wedding vision to life. The couple couldn’t be happier with their photos by photographer Savio…
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An Indian fairytale wedding in Dubai A huge thank you to Zainab Malubhai from Life Compositions photography for sending through these delightful images. Here, we feature the wedding of Dubai expatriate couple Anupama Lulla and Vikramaditya Manghnani, both originally from Mumbai India. Anupama and Vikramaditya wed during a colourful Hindu Mehendi and Ring Ceremony at the Crystal Lounge/India Club, Dubai, followed by an entertaining wedding ceremony at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai, surrounded by friends, family and most of…
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When we received these beautiful images from Goldfish Photography and Video, we simply had to showcase them here at Bride Club ME. This real wedding feature focuses predominately on the stunning Bride, British expat Sofia. Now and again; a groom veers slightly on the shy side, and we have to respect his wishes. However, we hope you enjoy the images below; featuring intricate details of the bride’s bespoke Abe Hamilton gown, along with Sofia’s walk through of…
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An English Wedding in Dubai We are excited to feature the Dubai wedding of Claire and Kristian Valdini, encompassing quintessentially British touches, such as a traditional roast dinner for guests, English country garden blooms, and the lush green surroundings of the Desert Palm Resort Dubai. The wedding oozed classic chic, with personal touches as outlined below. Here, we asked British expat bride, Claire Valdini to talk us through her dream wedding. The memories of the happy day were…
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