Some weddings are beautiful. This one was transcendent.  Ok, ok, it was my wedding, but to be fair people STILL talk about it... Check out our gallery and you can be the judge. Two cultures, one love story, and a celebration so stunning it didn't feel real. The evening opened with a breathtaking Persian ceremony at the Sofreh, followed by a deeply moving Jewish ceremony under the Huppah — two sacred traditions woven together seamlessly and beautifully. And then the magic really began. The historic Julia Morgan Ballroom was completely transformed into a moonlit Parisian park — dozens of glowing lit hedges, hundreds of flickering candles, and towering tree tablescapes that made every guest feel like they had stepped into another world entirely. Live Persian dancers set the energy, a five star feast left everyone speechless, and the specialty drinks and personal wedding cakes were the kind of details people are still talking about. But the moment that stopped the entire room? The groom's surprise performance for his bride. There was not a dry eye in the Paris garden.