Evan wrote this about his wedding on his blog:
"Having a Jewish/Desi wedding can be complicated at times. Shama’s been trying to get some Indian fabric and other accouterments on Devon, Chicago’s Indian district, but once the shop-ladies find out it’s for a non-traditional wedding, they become much less helpful. One lady told her there was no shop that would sell her what she wanted.
"Undeterred (okay, slightly deterred) Shama decided to be awesome. She got a clipboard, put her hair in a pony tail, wore her glasses and went back to the same shops.
"Shama: I’m a student at Columbia College and I’m the art director for a student film we’re entering in an international film contest. It’s a Bollywood style film and I need to dress several characters including the villain, the pushy aunt, and the bride. Today I’m trying to find pieces for the bride character. Oh, and we’re on a budget.
"I got a text message from her that afternoon: This ruse is working frighteningly well.
"Sometimes she’d send photos to her 'director' (i.e. maid of honor) for approval."
Monday, November 1, 2010
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More of those paper lanterns by the way. I never noticed before how ubiquitous they are.
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