The Great Indian Wedding Book
The people around the couple deserve more than a hurried record. Epic Stories’ group portraits show how proximity, expressions and the surrounding setting can give the wedding album another centre of interest.
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Window light, a silhouetted pavilion and a lively outdoor gathering offer three ways to look at a wedding. In Nitin Arora’s photographs, light helps determine what the viewer notices first.
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From a ceremony seen between raised hands to a couple held within a mountain landscape, Raabta by Shrey Bhagat changes the viewer’s position to reveal another part of the wedding story.
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A moving dance floor and a close embrace can carry a different kind of information from a polished portrait. Shutterdown’s photographs show why a wedding album benefits from changes of pace.
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The architecture can be monumental and the flowers extravagant. In Stories by Joseph Radhik’s photographs, a hand beside a face or the space between two people can still become the detail that holds the frame.
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A shared laugh, a shared procession and a portrait on a grand staircase offer different views of a wedding. The relationship between the people gives those images their connecting thread.
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A haldi close up, a carefully lit portrait and laughter among friends need different kinds of photographs. Reels and Frames’ work makes room for that changing rhythm within the luxury wedding album.
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A close view of bridal jewellery, a gown framed by architecture and a portrait among leaves. Ram Bherwani’s photographs bring a fashion vocabulary into the wedding album while keeping the person wearing the clothes in view.
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A luxury wedding is experienced from more than one viewpoint. In Jodi Clickers’ photographs, the reactions around the couple become part of the story.
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The appeal of film wedding photography lies in its considered pace and physical character, with the strongest collections balancing atmosphere and a clear record of the day.
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Beyond the composed portrait, a wedding's visual legacy lives in gestures, relationships and the small moments that make the day its own.
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