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The wedding planning can get overwhelming when you are inviting people from all over the world, while trying to communicate in different languages, explaining a variety of cultural traditions, becoming a tour guide, and food expert.

So why not put all of this information on a website and direct your guests to it?

I've played around in my favorite platform, Zola and collected a bunch of ideas that will help you set up a multicultural wedding website. Press play!

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Sponzor: ZOLA

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Episode 32: Introducing that unknown culture on your wedding day

Episode 16: Gift giving traditions in Multicultural Weddings

Bilingual Wedding Invitations: https://editvasadi.com/bilingualwedding/

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052: Naira's Colombian-Egyptian Wedding

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Naira Bonilla shares the story of how she met her Egyptian husband in her home country, Colombia, and about their multicultural wedding in Cairo, Egypt. Two very different cultures, and I loved listening to how she blended the Latin and Egyptian music together, since for her that was the most imp…

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051: Holiday Celebrations from Around the World with Intercultural Families

20 de diciembre de 2019

Friends from all over the World! Which holiday are you celebrating? Christmas? Diwali? Eid? Hanukkah? Chinese New Year? Kwanzaa? … Or I should say HOLIDAYS! Because multicultural people don’t just celebrate one holiday, right? No matter which holiday you celebrate, in the end it’s about spending t…

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054: Salvadorian-Tunisian/Italian Jewish wedding with Karen from Canada

25 de enero de 2020

Karen talks about her challenges when it comes to finding elements of wedding traditions that are not religious. Between her husband’s Italian-Tunisian roots, Jewish religion, and her Latin culture, it was really difficult to incorporate some things that are important, but don’t quite fit their bel…

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055: Hungarian-Chinese Wedding with Ágnes from A-Mia Handcrafted

1 de febrero de 2020

In this episode, Ágnes from Seattle shares her Hungarian-Chinese wedding and all the beautiful ways she was able to blend the two cultures together. I was so excited to interview my very first Hungarian guest and chat about her long distance relationship, raising trilingual children, accepting cu…

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