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05 March 2011 2 comments
Hetal and Rajesh’s Traditional Indian Wedding Ceremonies, Singapore

This was probably the longest photography coverage I have done for a couple so far. Their wedding took place over four days! It was just as incredible as the other Indian wedding I covered in Thailand some time back. There were tons of colors, activities, dances and other types of performances. If I had to describe the wedding in two words I would say “Eye Candy” :D

Indian weddings are really huge! You can expect between 500-1000 guests! I’m looking forward to another one that I will be covering in May which will be happening in Bangalore, India.

Here are some pictures from Hetal and Rahesh’s Traditional Indian Wedding Ceremony:

Day 1 - Singapore Swimming Club:

Day 2 – Bride’s place

Day 3 - One Degree Fifteen, Sentosa

Day 4 – Marina Mandarin, Singapore

Please visit the following link to check out some of their pre wedding photography pictures: Indian Pre-Wedding/Bridal Photography

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  • Comment Link IlonaMet Saturday, 07 April 2012 22:16 posted by IlonaMet

    Rose and ring. It's a very interesting idea. The most tender photo I ever seen. Well done. Your blog is very attractive.

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  • Comment Link Pundit Commentator Tuesday, 26 April 2011 12:18 posted by Pundit Commentator

    Just beautiful. Namaste! you have an amazing blog, Darren. I know you'll love Bangalore and Goa. Go to the street markets and the beach and the shacks on the beach in Goa. Go to the different residential neighbourhoods to catch the yuppie crowd at hip pubs and bars in bangalore. Despite numerous visits, nobody in bangalore has ever taken me to lalbagh- their big park. so i can't recommend it or not recommend it. bangalore used to a prettier sleepier city until 15 years ago. now it's crowded and polluted. Still, the people are the best!

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