Before the bride came down the aisle with her bridesmaids, the groom spent some time with his parents under the Mandap. I am always as unobtrusive as possible during a wedding ceremony. I truly feel that every ceremony is a sacred event and it is my job to document it as thoroughly as possible without getting in the way of any of the wedding guests or pulling focus away from the moments unfolding in front of us.
I want to make it clear to my clients that respecting the reverence of their ceremony is something that is so crucial to me. I want all of your guests, family, and friends to leave your event remembering your ceremony, not your photographer!
If you are hosting an Indian wedding, whether it's for the whole weekend or just one day, I'd love to talk to you! I've photographed Indian weddings for almost twenty years, and I am very familiar with the Hamptons. I'd love to hear how your wedding weekend will unfold, and I'd love to document it for you!
Location: 500 W 36th St, New York, NY 10018.
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