Photographs by Cassie Valente unless noted of Cassandra Sethi and Ramit Sethi.
Are we in Kashmir? Or Lake Tahoe? Hard to tell. Beautiful background.Crowd gathering for the traditional Sikh ceremony. “Beautiful colors” is a refrain you will hear a lot as I talk about these photos.Riding in style. That’s Ramit on the horse, with his nephew. This was part of the baraat.
Baraat (Hindi: बरात; Urdu: برات) is a groom’s wedding procession in North India, West India and Pakistan. In North Indian communities, it is customary for the bridegroom to travel to the wedding venue (often the bride’s house) on a mare, accompanied by his family members.
Big family group! I love the forest backgroundThis sign was my idea, so obviously I have to include it. It’s a play on the Indian phrase “HORN OK PLEASE”Look how happy Ramit is! Big dance party at the weddingThis card was so well done. Great illustrations and explanations about the Sikh ceremonyRamit and Cassandra Sethi walking down the aisle of the Sikh wedding. Nice sword broLook how amazing Cassandra Sethi looks!! Ramit is kissing her hereChristian wedding, again they both are looking great!Congratulations Cassandra and Ramit on your weddingBachelor Party squad on the dance floor!! That’s me on the far left. I didn’t get the memo that it was Western dress. But damn I look like a gangster in Indian clothes, right?
Ramit’s Business Book Club
After the wedding, me and Ramit and Wayne and some other guys started a business book club.
Our book club, L to R: me, Steve Kamb, Ramit Sethi, Wayne Mulligan, and Derek Halpern.Business book club: Derek, Wayne, Ramit, Steve, and me. We moved inside because it got cold on the roof.
More Information on Ramit and Cassandra Sethi’s Wedding
Click to see our business book club notes. “Why do you invest in anything EXCEPT for low-cost index funds!,” Ramit set in a rare moment of frustration.
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