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GINIKA AND IYAM





We met Ginika and her amazing boo Iyam via phone mid last year,when she called to inquire about our services.We had started discussions with the bride and had to schedule the meeting for when her beau would be in town.
We met and discussed in detail what they wanted for their wedding and we got to work.Their brief was ;we want WOW.
And we of course went to the drawing board to get their designs done.
And the feedback too was WOW.





































So glad we made a statement.

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  1. Seventy Two21 August 2016 at 23:34

    At my wedding, all the guests (literally, all) told me how the food surpassed all expectations, since wedding food generally sucks. The brisket was mind-blowing. My husband also had some custom choices for food that the chef at the wedding venues easily made and incorporated.

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