Event Spotlight: An Asian-Italian Wedding Fusion

She’s from Hong Kong, and he’s a New Yorker with Italian heritage.  The two met, fell in love and decided to get married…in Boston!  This summer, we helped this wonderful couple plan their perfect wedding—a celebration with a special nod to both heritages—then helped make their dream wedding come true.Celebration:  WeddingVenue:  deCordova Sculpture Park and MuseumGuest count:  150Vision:  Asian and Italian fusion utilizing only traditional red and yellow colorsUsing the couple’s wishes and ideas, we accomplished the Asian and Italian fusion via two food stations:  one Italian station with an interactive chef polenta board and one Asian station with traditional suckling pig and noodle boxes.Asian food station at Asian-Italian Wedding Our team continued the fusion by designing a fire and ice display.  It featured a classic New England raw bar enhanced with Asian elements such as tuna tartar with wonton crisps.New England Raw BarThe flower displays and bouquets featured the traditional red and yellow colors in beautiful, appropriate centerpieces and table accents.Table Centerpieces for Asian-Italian Fusion WeddingEntertainment began with a captivating lion dance as guests dined on a starter course and watched, all of them fascinated with the show.Wedding entertainment in BostonThe celebration’s cake was a classic wedding cake in a beautiful, decorated in yellow frosting to match the floral design.  Surrounding the traditional wedding treat were several more delectable delights:  assorted mini desserts like brownie sundae bombs with chocolate pipette, cake pops and a cannoli station.Wedding CakeIn addition to the reception, BG Events and Catering also coordinated the ceremony at the Harvard Business School Chapel, treating the couple to a true full-service experience.Asian-Italian Wedding ReceptionThe Reception Menu included:First courseRoasted Tomato Tart served with Goat Cheese & Balsamic, topped with Fresh Herbs & Champagne VinAsian StationSuckling Pig with Hoisin Sauce and Flat BunsWok Street Noodles with Scallions and Bok ChoyVegetable DumplingsItalian StationItalian Polenta BoardBraised VealProsciuttoMushroom, Tomato Sauce, ParmesanCheese-Stuffed Tortellini with Fresh Pesto Sauce

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