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As more interracial relationships lead to marriage, multicultural weddings are becoming increasingly desirable. As a professional wedding planner, you must be skilled enough to bring together two beautiful cultures in a unique way that unites instead of offend a couple and their cultural backgrounds.

There are a number of ways your wedding planning business can incorporate two cultures into a couple's special day. You can suggest to your clients that one culture dominate the ceremony while the other one controls the reception. For example, an Indian bride can have a Hindu wedding ceremony while the reception is catered towards her American husband with American food, entertainment, toasts, and all the traditions that are American.

Your clients may prefer to blend their traditions at both events. If this is so, then simply mix their traditions together in every detail that deals with the wedding and reception. You can, for instance, serve a buffet style of food to represent both cultures. Entertainment can consist of ethnic music from both cultures – even if this requires two bands. It is very important to have knowledge of both cultures so that one culture's tradition does not offend the other culture.

Just remember that your wedding planner business is being entrusted to coordinate a multicultural wedding that will not only reflect the union of two cultures, but also celebrate the unique love of two people. So put your wedding planning skills to work to create a beautiful day that honors not only two cultures, but two people in love as well.

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Source by Adriaan Putter