Real weddings, planning notes, and the things I wish every couple knew twelve months out.
Six hundred guests, a mandap built over water, and a bride who asked for exactly one thing: that her grandmother be in as many photographs as possible. Here's how the whole weekend unfolded.
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What it takes to shoot a bridal portrait session in a historic venue with a two-hour permit and Miami humidity working against you.
Your invitation suite, your mother's bangles, the rings. Put them in one box the night before and your photographer will thank you at 7am.
Nearly every Indian wedding runs late. Here's where to put the slack so it costs you nothing when it does.
It isn't about the photographs. It's about what two hours in front of a camera does to how you behave on the wedding day.
A Catholic ceremony in the morning and a Telugu muhurtham the next day — and what it takes to give both their own visual language.
A completely different brief to a wedding: less formality, more energy, and a guest of honour who knows exactly what she does and doesn't want.