Three months into my full time photography career, who would have thought that I would be hired to photograph a wedding in India? But it was true and I’m still a little in shock at how it all happened.
This is part 1, a traditional Marwari ceremony in Chennai spread out over 2 days. There is no point tarnishing this visual experience with my words of how amazing the trip was, how wonderful the families were to me or how refreshing it was meeting new people with beautiful hearts on the other side of the planet. I’ll just let you try and absorb some of the culture, tradition, colour and ceremony in the next 130 images or so.
Day 1
Day 2
5 Comments
Hi Lola. I’m sorry but I don’t live in Chennai and was only visiting to photograph the wedding! As such, I can’t help you out with venues but I wish you all the best with it! :)
Hi there, I’m due to get married in Chennai (May 2014) and you’re photos are exactly what I imagined my wedding day to look like. They are stunning. I wanted to ask if you could recommend any venues? We’re due to have a very small ceremony with aprox 80 people. I would really appreciate your suggestions.
Lola
Thank you so much for these more than wanderful photos! Your traditions are exciting and very speciall, I wold like to ask and ask watching all the photos, I would have so many questions!.I hope one day you will have time enough to tell me all the details of your traditionally marriage. Anyway your marriage made me happy and tell please my best wishes to your very beautiful wife: Namrita! I wish you a long and happy life! Come one day, return to Budapest together, my door is always open for both of you! mse
Wow. Really beautiful and epic!
As usual, you’ve make a really great job. Nice emotion in your shoots…