A kata around two necks, a candle, a slow walk to a vow. Buddhist weddings ask for less and somehow leave more behind.
Buddhist ceremonies ask for restraint from a photographer: no flash firing through a quiet moment, no camera in anyone's face. We work long and light so the room stays as it is. More on how we shoot unobtrusively in our guide to candid wedding photography in Mumbai.
The Haldi morning — yellow on the skin, yellow on the shoulders, and the first laughter of a three-day celebration.
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The Sangeet night — songs from both families, dances rehearsed and unrehearsed, and a couple watching from the edge of it all.
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The vows themselves — a kata around two necks, a single candle, and a slow walk that needs nothing more added to it.
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We take on a small number of weddings each season — we'd love to hold yours.
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