
Guelph & Cambridge · August 29 & September 2, 2026
A Christian ceremony at the Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate and a Hindu ceremony at Saffron, four days apart.
Saloni and Kevin celebrated their marriage with two ceremonies. On August 29, 2026, they had a Christian ceremony at the Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate in Guelph with close family and friends, and on September 2 they celebrated a Hindu ceremony at Saffron in Cambridge.
At the Basilica, Saloni arrived with the flower girl leading the way, and the ceremony brought rings, a first kiss and a lot of happy faces in the pews. Afterwards we took family photos and portraits on the steps and around the old stone church, then joined everyone at Little Mushroom Catering in Cambridge for cake, speeches and an intimate dinner.
Four days later, the Hindu ceremony filled Saffron with colour: red and gold, flower garlands, blessings from family and Saloni's mehndi. Kevin was welcomed in at the door, and the afternoon ended with portraits and dancing.
Two traditions, one couple and a lot of joy. If you are planning a multicultural wedding with more than one ceremony, we would love to hear about it.
- Christian ceremony
- August 29, 2026, Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate, Guelph
- Reception
- Little Mushroom Catering, Cambridge
- Hindu ceremony
- September 2, 2026, Saffron, Cambridge
- Guests
- An intimate celebration with close family and friends
- Details
- Garlands, mehndi and a K and S cake
- Coverage
- Photography for both ceremonies
01
The Basilica
Stone steps, a rose window and a flower girl leading the way to the altar.














02
Portraits on the steps
Family photos, then a little time for the two of them around the old stone church.















03
Dinner at Little Mushroom
A long table, a K and S cake and speeches from both of them.








04
The Hindu ceremony at Saffron
Four days later: red and gold, flower garlands and blessings from family.






















Jo Anto Photography did an incredible job capturing both our Christian and Hindu wedding ceremonies.
05
Portraits in red and gold
Mehndi, jewellery, a lot of laughing and one very happy lift.
















06
Dancing
And to finish, everyone on their feet.




Planning a multicultural wedding?
Two ceremonies, two traditions, one team that knows how to photograph both. Tell us your dates and we will let you know if we are available.
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