Sadie, the white mare, and her handler, John Moore going to the Groom's Procession for D.T. Le.

Waiting for the Groom's family to gather for the Groom's Procession.

D.T. Le in his Groom's Procession riding to meet the family of his bride, Narita Surana.

Have one of Harmon's Vis-a-vis Carriages with a single horse or team of two Belgian Draft horses add an extra touch of elegance to your Groom's Procession.

Six passenger Black & Maroon Vis-a-Vis Carriages serving the Metro Washington, DC, VA, MD area. The horses are braided, flagged and decorated to match the carriages. The coachman is in formal attire.

Harmon's horses are accustomed to being decorated with brocades for Southern Asia weddings, and enjoy being part of the procession as the groom and his family goes to meet the bride's father with music, drums and dancing.

If your tradition says the bride and groom depart the wedding with a horse then Harmon's can supply the horse and carriage for you to "Go Away."

Abel Joy and family in Groom's Procession going to meet Mr. Jay Joshi, father of the bride, Grishma Joshe.

If you wish this Touch of Tradition at your Special Event
please contact:

Meadow Acres Farm
14488 Weeping Willow Lane
Brandy Station, Virginia 22714-2344
Phone: 540-825-6707
Fax: 540-825-5127
Email: belgins@erols.com