Well, they say that the “solah singaar” of the bride is incomplete without mehendi, and that’s why mehendi holds a special significance for the brides in all the weddings. In the late winters of Delhi on the evening of Neha’s mehendi in pursuit of some fun bridal portraits, we headed … Continue reading →

Do you know one of the most precious wedding moments for a bride? Well, the moments like sindoor, manglasutra and jaimala must have popped up in your head. But besides these happily-ever-after moments, there is one particular moment which every (yes every!) bride awaits and looks forward to. This is … Continue reading →

The festive season of weddings is all about dressing up. And when grown-ups do it all to look their best, why should the little ones lag behind. We bring to you some of the most charming little gents as spotted by our cameras in the recent weddings we shot. While … Continue reading →

It feels like light. It feels like joy. It feels like Diwali. For artists like us, light holds a very dear place. Lights are the secret tool which assists us in making great images. While we are getting ready to get immersed in Diwali festivities, and light is in the … Continue reading →

Since the ages. the ritual of dancing became part of Indian weddings, the one particular dance move had made it to every single occasion. Even before the big brass bands in their bright flashy outfits started playing ‘Ye desh hain veer jawano ka’ in a loud and raucous voice with … Continue reading →

One of the umpteen reasons weddings are an absolute fun is – that you get to don multiple outfits for different ceremonies in a single wedding. The in-season fashion ideas, the dresses you have been craving for long, the styles which don’t go along with your everyday requirements, the attractive accessories – weddings are … Continue reading →

We love our brides. We absolutely do. And we leave no stone unturned in making their special day a tad bit better, by giving them the most beautiful bridal portraits. And one idea, which we always ensure to execute is twirling shots. We have some brides who are really shy … Continue reading →

The vibrant hues of yellows and oranges is certainly one of the most common floral décor ideas. Marigolds have been an integral part of Hindu weddings since hundreds of years. As these flowers are used during the worship of Hindu gods, their significance becomes even more auspicious. Well, we have … Continue reading →

The default color which comes to mind, when you talk about the bridal lehanga in a hindu wedding, is red. From ages, brides have preferred it, and have looked the prettiest in shades of red. With the revolutionary changes in fashion, we saw trends bringing in the most unconventional pastel … Continue reading →

Gone are the days, when Indian weddings decors were only about mushy color schemes with drapes all around, or strings of marigolds, roses and orchids adorning the venue. This generation is increasingly becoming enthusiastic about bold and exciting themes, and even the elderly people in household are welcoming these winds … Continue reading →