Category: South East Asian Weddings
WEDDING VIDEOGRAPHY
If you’re planning a wedding, your to-do list quickly fills up — choosing a venue, a florist, a photographer, a videographer, and so much more. It can start to feel overwhelming fast. Your focus shoul...
Shivani + Ajay | Hindu Indian Wedding | Innisbrook Resort Indian Wedding Photos, Tampa
Shivani and Ajay’s wedding was a breathtaking, multi-day Indian celebration filled with rich traditions, vibrant color, and deeply emotional moments, beautifully documented through Innisbrook Resort I...
MORE THAN A THREAD: THE SPIRITUAL TIES THAT BIND HINDU BRIDES AND GROOMS
In Hindu weddings, the tying of a string or sacred thread (often a red, yellow, or white thread) around the bride’s and groom’s wrists is a spiritually significant ritual called “Kankanabandhana” or “...
THE ULTIMATE SANGEET PLAYLIST: BEST SONGS TO MAKE YOUR INDIAN WEDDING NIGHT UNFORGETTABLE!
The Sangeet Night is one of the most vibrant and exciting pre-wedding events in any Indian wedding, and choosing the best songs for an Indian wedding Sangeet is key to setting the perfect mood...
ANITA AND CHIRAG – ATLANTA | HIGHLIGHT FILM
ANITA AND CHIRAG - ATLANTA | HIGHLIGHT FILM https://vimeo.com/1064903274?share=copy Forget Slow & Boring! Why Your Wedding Video Needs to Be a Blockbuster As a wedding videographer and photogra...
SAY GOODBYE TO SEPARATE HALDI CEREMONIES — HERE’S WHY A JOINT CELEBRATION WINS!
Why Every Indian Couple Should Consider a Joint Haldi Ceremony The Haldi ceremony is one of the most vibrant and meaningful pre-wedding rituals in Indian weddings. Traditionally, it is performed se...
CAN THE BRIDE ATTEND THE BARAAT? THE BIG BARAAT DILEMMA FOR THE INDIAN BRIDE: TO JOIN OR NOT TO JOIN – WHAT’S THE DEAL?
CAN THE BRIDE ATTEND THE BARAAT? So, you're on the roller coaster ride of wedding planning, and there's this burning question – should you, the Indian bride, hop aboard the Baraat train, the live...
WHY WE, INDIAN WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS AND VIDEOGRAPHERS LOVE SHOOTING INDIAN WEDDINGS
From elaborate ceremonies to amazing colors, Indian weddings are a photographer's and videographers' dream, with plenty of opportunity to capture visually striking and emotionally compelling moments...
GUIDE ON HOW TO CHOOSE INDIAN WEDDING COLORS – FROM THE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER’S POINT OF VIEW
Indian weddings are known for their vibrant and lively atmosphere, with colors playing a major role in the celebrations. From the bride and groom's outfits to the wedding decor, colors set t...
IMPORTANCE OF COLOR COORDINATION FOR INDIAN WEDDINGS
IMPORTANCE OF COLOR COORDINATION FOR WEDDINGS If you're planning a wedding, one of the most important decisions you'll make is choosing the perfect wedding dress for yourself, your groom, you...
Advantages of Natural Light Wedding Photography
THE ADVANTAGES OF NATURAL LIGHT WEDDING PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Firstly, let's start by defining natural light and artificial light. Natural light refers to the light that comes from the sun or ...
The Significance of Varmala Exchange Ceremony for Hindu Weddings – Indian Wedding Garland
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VARMALA EXCHANGE CEREMONY FOR HINDU WEDDINGS The varmala exchange ceremony is one of the most exciting and fun-filled moments of the wedding. It is a custom that signifies the acc...
TOP 10 WEDDING VENUES FOR LARGE INDIAN DESTINATION WEDDINGS IN FLORIDA
TOP 10 WEDDING VENUES FOR LARGE INDIAN DESTINATION WEDDINGS IN FLORIDA Destination weddings have become increasingly popular in recent years, and it's no surprise that Florida is a top choice for m...
Tradition of grabbing Hindu Indian groom’s nose – Indian wedding traditions explained by an Indian wedding photographer
TRADITION OF GRABBING HINDU INDIAN GROOM'S NOSE The tradition of grabbing the groom's nose at Indian weddings is known as "Nath utarna" or "Nathni utarna" and is a Hindu custom that takes place dur...
Indian weddings explained
INDIAN WEDDINGS EXPLAINED Have you been invited to a Hindu Indian wedding? Are you at an Indian wedding right now and you are confused what is going on? Don't worry, you are not alone! Let me expl...