Yellow on the skin, yellow on the saree, yellow in the laughter. The official start of a wedding, and quietly one of our favourite mornings to photograph.
You cannot pose a haldi, which is exactly why it produces the truest images of the whole wedding. We shoot it from inside the mess, with the gear protected and the flash off. Our guide on how to photograph a haldi right explains what to check before you book anyone for the ceremony.
Yellow on the bride, yellow on the brother, and yellow on a niece who wouldn't sit still — a haldi morning held in the very best chaos.
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A bigger haldi than most. Two families, one courtyard, more haldi than seems possible, and a couple who looked happier with each handful.
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An intimate haldi — close family, quiet music, and a bride who closed her eyes for most of 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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