The Geraghty was set up to inspire. Beginning with the Baraat, the groom entered the venue atop an opulent car, complementing the bold pinks and purples of the gulal — a  colorful powder used in Hindu rituals thrown into the air. Following was the ceremony, where a ring-shaped mandap adorned in gold and ivory chiffon greeted the guests. The fabric framed the couple beautifully while holding an array of cascading rose nosegays. The foliage within the mandap and throughout the venue brought a bright and airy feel to the ceremony.

To contrast the soft and organic mood of the Hindu ceremony, contemporary styling, and ample golden candlelight was used during its Christian counterpart. An aisle of tall white candles set atop mirrored pillars met the bride as she entered the procession. Guests were amazed by the ceremony’s backdrop — a beautiful wall of white candles and roses. The wall, accented by greenery, softened the space and framed the couple throughout their exchanging of vows.

Framed by the signature meridian chandeliers and olive trees of The Geraghty, the dinner and cocktail reception warmed the hearts of its company. Dinner was served beneath palm frond centerpieces, surrounded by white roses and glass candles. With modern décor and plush velvet seating, the space closed the weekend with grandeur. Their friends and family circled the couple at their sweetheart table while they reflected on the evening. Seated at a mustard velvet chaise lounge, they reflected on the heartfelt weekend and their future travels together.