Anjali’s eyes were deep brown pools of emotion, glowing warm with a mixture of firelight and love for Zahid. They each carried themselves with poise and charm throughout their Hindu marriage ceremony held at River East Art Center. Their composure broke only in rare moments of overwhelming emotion, like when Anjali made eye contact with Zahid at the alter, or when their hands finally connected, or when Za brought the ring to her forehead, signifying their union.
It was a joy to witness their marriage. I find it profound that across cultures, despite different beliefs and practices, we all are similar and connected within the realm of love.
Big thanks to the my red-headed mentor, Laurie Peacock, whom I photographed this wedding with!
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Lovely, the colors are fabulous, I love these traditional kind of weddings.
Lovely, the colors are fabulous, I love these traditional kind of weddings.
Beautiful, good work showing all the stunning colours
Beautiful, good work showing all the stunning colours
Great job! I agree with Crystal - the colors are awesome, making for some stunning pictures.
Great job! I agree with Crystal - the colors are awesome, making for some stunning pictures.
Beautiful wedding! I love all the bright colors and beautiful details.
Beautiful wedding! I love all the bright colors and beautiful details.
Great wedding! I love the last shot!! :)
Great wedding! I love the last shot!! :)