Asmara and Kenn were wed in ceremony which combined African-American and Eritrean traditions.
Picture taken by celebrated D.C. photographer Harlee Little (19??-2009)
Wordless Wednesday: Asmara & Kenn
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5 comments:
oooo i love this flower entrance...that's a really nice ideal and they look amazing!
Excellent stuff...
GHD
wow what a gorgeous bride & groom ! just lovely
You look absolutely gorgeous and the flowers are stunning.
I forgot to say the flowers that the guests had also look wonderful
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