Home Sweet Home

After our honeymoon we came to what we can call for ourselves "home sweet home"; our apartment! We spent the next few weeks organizing our gifts, writing thank you cards, and setting our new home.

We hope that you will come and visit us as our door is open to all our friends and family.

HONEYMOON

Exactly one week after the wedding day, Nahid and I went on a four day honeymoon. Since we were unable to leave the country due to Nahid's permanent residency application process, we chose the beautiful and romantic city of Quebec as our relaxing getaway destination.

Nahid quickly fell in love with the old city of Quebec as it reminded her of the small town in France where she lived for almost a year.

We stayed in a very nice and cozy hotel right on the downtown strip where all the little cafe's and restaurants were located. Some of the exciting things we did were; we went on a tour of the entire city, went to a revolving restaurant which gave us a beautiful panoramic view of the city, enjoyed a romantic dinner cruise on the St. Lawrence River, etc.










On the way back we stopped in Montreal, where I took Nahid up to Mont Royal and showed her the gorgeous view of the city. I also took her to the Shrine (Maxwell Home) where Ruhiyyih Khanum lived and Abdul'Baha stayed.

We look forward to the many great adventures to come.

MARRIED!!

"We will all, verily, abide by the Will of God."

On Friday July 20, 2007 Nahid Naraghi and Naysan Hariri finally said their vows. It was a beautiful sunny day. We had 250 guests, some of them coming from different corners of the globe including Sweden, Israel, Germany, Australia, Bolivia, USA and Canada.

The bride and groom surprised their guests dancing a fast paced tango right after their first dance.



Click on Our Photos link to view some pictures from our Wedding day.

Pre-Wedding FUN!

Roughly two weeks before the wedding we began to focus and take care of all the little details which are involved in the planning of a wedding. There great team dynamics starting with the help of Nahid's sister Leila and Naysan's aunt Dory, who were the first to arrive. Overtime, the rest of our family members joined and contributed greatly in making our wedding such a memorable one.









Eventhough everyone knew each other from before, after spending more time together it was as if they all grew up together on the same roof as one big family. There was lots of laughter, long nights, and non-stop dancing. We can still here the music in the back of our ears, especially the Persian expression hollered out at weddings and sounds something like "Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li".

A HUGE thank you to all of those who helped, we love you very much!