Opulent Persian Wedding at Bella Collina

When luxury meets tradition, magic happens. The opulent Persian wedding that took place at Bella Collina in Montverde, Florida, was a true testament to this statement. A celebration of love, culture, and sheer grandeur, this wedding left guests in awe with its lush white floral arrangements, captivating ceremony, and the exquisite Sofreyé Aghd – the heart and soul of Persian wedding traditions.

The enchanting setting of the Event Lawn at Bella Collina provided the perfect backdrop for this luxurious affair. White floral arrangements adorned every corner, creating an ethereal atmosphere that transported guests to a fairytale realm. As the sun began to set, the stage was set for the main event – the Sofreyé Aghd.

The Sofreyé Aghd is the centerpiece of a Persian wedding, symbolizing the couple's future life together. Elevated on a platform and framed by an exquisite floral backdrop, the Sofreyé Aghd at this opulent wedding was a sight to behold. It's not just a visual spectacle; it carries profound symbolism rooted in Persian culture and tradition.

Tokhmé Morgh, Nooné Sangak, and Spices are just 3 of the many elements that make up the Sofreyé Aghd. Each of these items carries its own symbolism and significance, contributing to the depth of meaning in the ceremony.

  1. Tokhmé Morgh (Eggs): Representing fertility and the cycle of life, Tokhmé Morgh symbolizes the hope for a prosperous and fruitful marriage. The eggs placed on the Sofreyé Aghd reflect the couple's desire for a harmonious and abundant future.

  2. Nooné Sangak (Persian Flatbread): Nooné Sangak, a traditional Persian flatbread, signifies sustenance and the couple's commitment to nurturing and providing for each other throughout their marriage. It emphasizes the importance of sharing and supporting one another.

  3. Spices: The spices on the Sofreyé Aghd, can include cardamom, angelica, and wild rice, are associated with protection, abundance, and good fortune. They are a reminder of the couple's journey together and their hopes for a life filled with blessings and happiness.

The Ayné Va Shamdoon, or mirror and candlesticks, are an integral part of the Sofreyé Aghd and hold deep symbolic meaning in Persian culture. The mirror signifies light, clarity, and reflection. It reflects the couple's past, present, and future, reminding them to look back on their journey while moving forward together.

Once guests entered the ballroom, the guest tables were graced by two distinct yet equally mesmerizing centerpiece designs. Half of the tables featured tall, elevated round centerpieces that cascaded with hanging crystals and delicate orchids.

The other half of the tables were adorned with a unique touch of romance – lush white floral wreaths encircled the base of luxurious modern round candelabras. The soft candlelight flickering amidst the blooms added an intimate glow, enhancing the enchantment of the space.

But perhaps the crown jewel of the entire affair was the giant floral chandelier that hung majestically over the custom round dance floor. A spectacle in its own right, the chandelier was an intricate web of lush blooms, cascading orchids, and shimmering crystals. As it cast a soft glow over the dance floor, it became a mesmerizing focal point, encapsulating the essence of the entire celebration.

The opulent Persian wedding at Bella Collina was a captivating journey through a world of opulence and lushness. From the bride's bouquet to the grand floral chandelier, every element spoke of a love that is not just extravagant, but also deeply rooted in beauty and tradition. As the celebration unfolded, it was evident that this wedding was not just an event; it was a fairy tale come to life – a tale of love, beauty, and dreams fulfilled.

Enjoy these amazing photos from Negin & Andrew’s Bella Collina Wedding!

It takes an entire collaboration of vendors to make the Wedding Day just perfect!

Wedding Vendor Team:

Floral Designer: Bluegrass Chic

Planner: Blush BBG

Venue: Bella Collina

Photographer: Victoria Angela Photography

Video: Diego Stewart

Makeup: I Do Bridal (Miami), Eighth Fifth Christina

Cocktail Hour Music: Classern Quartet

DJ: Press Play Entertainment

Photobooth: Press Play Entertainment

DJ: Deejay Al

Cake: Sugar Sugar

Lighting: Kaleidoscope Event Lighting

Coffee: Piccolo Coffee

Transportation: Mears

Signage: Lettering by Leeann

Rentals: EventWorks Rentals

Dance Floor: Letz Dance On It

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