Portraits
Bridal portraits
a portrait collection
Brides from several of our weddings: heirloom rugs, kundan and mehendi, a peacock feather, low light, and one very good dog.
The collection
Bridal portraits are the quietest part of the day, and often the photos families frame first. We usually make them in the half hour after the bride is ready, before the rush begins.
This collection comes from several weddings, and each bride had her own idea. One stood still against antique rugs while her friends rushed past in a blur. One held a peacock feather across her face. One asked for low, moody light, and one would not be photographed without her dog.
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Two couples, both in white: one by a lake at sunset, one among the worn stone steps and arches of an old monument.
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Reception · 7 photographs
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The loud, bright end of the wedding: grand entries, sparkler fountains, reception stages and a groom carried in on his friends' shoulders.
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Wedding · 10 photographs
A day wedding in the foothills
An afternoon wedding under hanging white flowers, with green hills behind the mandap and a bride who could not stop smiling.
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