Weddings

One the way to weddings, I find myself getting so excited about my bride and groom and so many events and pre-wedding ceremonies that take place! I believe that every couple is so unique and I just can’t wait to see how the biggest day of their life will come together! Wedding photography gives me the opportunity to be a part of the most important season of their life.

I am so thankful to the amazing couple, Amar and Vartika,  who chose me to spend the most important days of their life with them. It has been an honour to walk with them in the most exciting season of life!!!! Thats why I always tell my friends that my job is the best job. I am so grateful to do this every week, month and year of my life!!

After meeting the couple, I soon got to know that they are both so honouring and adoring of each other and completely in Love. We started talking about the various functions that were planned at Allahabad and Chandigarh both. It was even more exciting as the wedding involved both Hindu as well as Sikh wedding rituals and functions.
I started photographing the ‘Haldi’ and other rituals at Allahabad followed by the Hindu wedding in the evening. The next morning started with the Sikh wedding (Feras) at the Gurudwara followed by ‘Vidai’ of the bride. Soon after that Amar and Vartika along with Amar’s family left for Chandigarh for their reception.

The Reception
I reached the resort that they had booked for their reception and covered all the events at the reception. It started with receiving the friends and family followed by the ‘Cake cutting’. After a drink or two everybody moved to the dance floor. I remember how everybody insisted that I leave the camera and get on the dance floor. It was so much fun!! I made so many friends that day.

Not even for a moment did I feel that I was a photographer whom they had hired for their wedding, but felt like a part of their family throughout. Thank you again for letting me have the privilege of being a part of your wedding.

All the best to the beautiful couple.

Much love.