“Sharing the snippets from a traditional muslim wedding that I had shot a couple of years back. The bride was as sweet as they make!. India islamic centre was the venue of this wedding”
Read MoreAnand Karaj ceremony coverage from a Gurudwara wedding in Delhi NCR, photographed with a candid and documentary approach. From the groom getting ready to family reactions, humour, rituals and the final couple portrait, this set focuses on photographs that help the family relive the day years later.
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Read MoreA beautiful North Indian wedding, with all the grandeur peppered with the right kind of emotions.
Traditional Punjabi home functions in the morning preceded energetic baraat procession in the evening.
Read More“…I covered Ankur and Suchitra’s wedding earlier this year and loved every bit of it. Every function, every ceremony was so heartfelt that it became impossible to not to rejoice in their coming together. ..”
Read More“I got the opportunity to cover this charming couple’s cross-cultural winter wedding in Gurgaon earlier this year.”
Read More“…I covered Ankur and Suchitra’s wedding earlier this year and loved every bit of it. Every function, every ceremony was so heartfelt that it became impossible to not to rejoice in their coming together. ..”
Read More“This was a traditional marwari wedding that I got a chance to shoot alongside another very talented photographer. ”
Read More“…D&S had a regular punjabi wedding, with a generous throw of the colour red. Both the bride and groom’s outfits were colour coordinated to the T. …”
Read MoreThe warmth, sincerity and affection in their relationship was beautiful. Their engagement event was a coming together of two families from two different cultures (Marathi and Telugu), infused with generous doses of spiritual ceremonies.
Read MoreAn added bonus was the sizzling chemistry between her & her fiance, the charming S. Both of them are doctors, working in US.
It was a cross-cultural wedding ceremony in Delhi, with a fusion of North-Indian & Telgu traditions.
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