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The groom’s dad built the triangular ceremony structure.

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Bride Nicole Dhruv’s aunt designed all of her attire via midnight Zoom calls from India.

The couple’s hashtag was #Gooftown, and their goal was to celebrate their community.

The pink, purple and green display was made with 1,780 stems of flowers.

“We encouraged Indian attire, and it was really lovely seeing so many guests dress for the occasion,” says the bride. “It felt like what I was used to seeing at events growing up and in movies.”

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These styled boho-chic wedding photos are farm fabulous.

The couple will say “I do” in June at Parque in Newtown Square.

A modern design update honors the early-1800s character of this New Hope home.

The couple originally said “I do” in front of their Queen Village home.

Everything from the cake to the place-card holders was inspired by Henri Matisse.

The couple’s dog stole the show.

The bride’s Reem Acra veil inspired the entire day.

The couple had never visited the destination in the spring.