A traditional Pow-Wow wedding will consist of over a thousand people encircled around a very happy couple, as they share their love, respect, and commitment to each other and to themselves in a very traditional and cultural way.
Oscar and Stacy Thorne Traditional Wedding Ceremony. Please click image to enlarge.
The Handsome Groom. Please click image to enlarge.
The Beautiful Bride. Please click image to enlarge.
The Speech. Please click image to enlarge.
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The Official Signing. Please click image to enlarge.
The Official Signing. Please click image to enlarge.
Soul Mates. Please click image to enlarge.
A Beautiful Day. Please click image to enlarge.
The history of the traditional Indian Pow-Wow continues to pass from the old generations to the new generations; it’s an event rich in traditional Indian culture and in Native Indian history. It’s a time when Indian people gather for summer celebrations of sacred traditions, culture, and friendly intertribal competitions. It is a warm welcomed opportunity to visit with friends, relatives, and to renew old acquaintances, but most importantly, it is a time to preserve culture and traditions, to sing to the Creator, and to dance to the heartbeat of the drum.
