Hindu Wedding Photography

Hindu Wedding Photography beautifully encapsulates the profound rituals and vibrant celebrations inherent in Hindu weddings. From sacred ceremonies like Kanyadaan and Saptapadi to joyous moments of Jaimala and Bidaai, every emotion and tradition is meticulously documented. The intricate Mehndi designs, exchange of garlands, and the lighting of the sacred fire during Havan are all artistically captured. Hindu Wedding Photography immortalizes the colors, rituals, and grandeur of the event, narrating a visual story that preserves the cultural essence and love binding two souls on their remarkable journey.

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At Royal Bindi, we understand the significance of your big day and are passionate about capturing every emotion, every smile, and every intricate detail through our exceptional Hindu wedding photography services, specializing in London. As experts in the field, we pride ourselves on creating a visual narrative that reflects your unique love story, ensuring the memories of your extraordinary day remain vivid for years to come.

Hindu Wedding Ceremony

In Hinduism, marriages are believed to be preordained and endure across seven lifetimes, signifying a pivotal juncture in the commencement of the ‘Grihasthashram’ or the second life phase. Every tradition and custom in a Hindu wedding is imbued with profound philosophical and spiritual connotations. The accord and contentment of families hold paramount importance, symbolizing not only the merging of souls but also the unification of families. Extended family and dear friends play an integral role in Indian Hindu weddings.

Package for Hindu Wedding Photography

Our Hindu wedding photography packages typically depend on the number of photographers, videographers, event coverage time and deliverables. For instance, with a package including 1 videographer and 1 photographer, you can expect a range of £1,400 to £1,600 for coverage of up to 6 hours. Our comprehensive package includes services like cinematic film production, a theatrical cinematic trailer, editing, the use of steadicam and gimbal equipment, and delivery of MP4 files as a digital download.

Pre-Hindu Wedding Ceremonies

Pre-Hindu Wedding Ceremonies are a vibrant tapestry of cultural traditions, adding colour and charm to the wedding journey.

Mehndi:

This delightful ceremony involves the application of intricate henna designs on the hands and feet of the bride. A symbol of beauty and love, the Mehndi designs tell a unique story as they adorn the bride’s skin. The gathering is filled with music, laughter, and joyful celebrations as the bride’s female friends and family members also adorn their hands with henna.

The Sangeet:

A melody of music, dance, and merriment, the Sangeet is a pre-wedding celebration where both families come together to rejoice. Relatives, friends, and often professional dancers join in the festivities, creating an atmosphere of pure joy. The evening is a cultural extravaganza where traditions are upheld through song and dance performances.

The Haldi:

This ritual is a heartwarming celebration of purity and auspiciousness. A paste of turmeric, oil, and water is applied to the bride and groom’s bodies, symbolizing cleansing and blessing for their new journey together. The Haldi ceremony is often an intimate gathering of close family members who take part in this ancient tradition with love and reverence.

Wedding Day Ceremony

The Hindu wedding ceremony is a tapestry of ancient rituals and rich traditions, blending spiritual significance with cultural symbolism. It’s a celebration of unity, love, and the journey of two souls coming together in the sacred bond of marriage.

Mandap Setup:

The central point of the wedding is the Mandap, a canopy beneath which the marriage vows are exchanged. It’s adorned with vibrant decorations and sacred elements.

Ganesh Puja:

The ceremony begins with a prayer to Lord Ganesh, the removal of obstacles, and seeking his blessings for a smooth and successful wedding.

Kanyadaan:

The bride’s father gives away his daughter’s hand to the groom, symbolizing her transition from her parental home to her marital home.

Saptapadi:

The couple takes seven symbolic steps around the holy fire, each step representing a vow they make to each other, ranging from cherishing their relationship to caring for their family.

Mangalsutra and Sindoor:

The groom adorns the bride with the Mangalsutra, a sacred necklace, and applies Sindoor (vermilion) to her hair parting, marking her as a married woman.

Exchange of Garlands:

The couple exchanges garlands, signifying mutual acceptance and respect for one another.

Mangal Fera:

The couple walks around the sacred fire four times, each round representing a goal of life – Dharma (righteousness), Artha (prosperity), Kama (desires), and Moksha (salvation).

Blessings and Prayers:

Blessings from the elders and recitation of mantras guide the couple toward a blessed and harmonious life together.

Sindoor Daan and Saptapadi:

In some traditions, the groom applies Sindoor while reciting Vedic verses, and the couple takes additional rounds around the fire while seeking blessings.

Post-Hindu Wedding Ceremony

The post-Hindu wedding ceremony is a continuation of the celebration, marked by heartfelt joy and meaningful traditions. Following the solemnization of the marriage vows, the newlyweds embark on a series of rituals and customs that symbolize their journey into marital bliss.

Reception Gala:

Often, a grand reception awaits the couple, where family and friends gather to extend their blessings and well wishes. Lavish feasting, music, and dancing amplify the festive atmosphere.

Exchange of Gifts:

The families exchange gifts as tokens of love and unity, reinforcing the ties between both households. These gifts can range from jewellery to clothes, symbolizing goodwill and respect.

Blessing Ceremony:

Elders bestow blessings upon the newlyweds, offering wisdom and wishes for a harmonious life together. These blessings hold immense value in Hindu culture.

Griha Pravesh:

The bride is welcomed into her new home, often by performing a ritual known as Griha Pravesh. It symbolizes her integration into the groom’s family and home.

Games and Fun:

Lighthearted games and activities are organized to break the ice between the two families. These playful interactions foster a sense of unity and camaraderie.

Honeymoon Rituals:

In some regions, the couple participates in playful yet meaningful games, signifying the beginning of their journey as partners. These rituals add a touch of fun and excitement.

First Meal Together:

The couple’s first meal together as husband and wife holds significance. It is believed that sharing this meal promotes love, understanding, and unity in their new life.

Community Feast:

In several Hindu communities, a community feast is arranged to share the joy of the newlyweds’ union. This feast fosters a sense of togetherness among neighbours and relatives.

Cultural Performances:

Cultural performances, songs, dances, and skits add vibrancy to the celebration, echoing the rich heritage of the couple’s backgrounds.

Reflection and Gratitude:

The couple takes moments to reflect on their journey so far and express gratitude for the blessings and well wishes bestowed upon them.

Our team of professional photographers captures the essence of your Hindu Wedding, preserving those precious memories for years to come.

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Hindu Wedding Photography

Our Captured Hindu Wedding Stories

Your Dream Wedding Deserves Exceptional Hindu Wedding Photography in London

Hindu Wedding Ceremony

Package for Hindu Wedding Photography

Pre-Hindu Wedding Ceremonies

Mehndi:

The Sangeet:

The Haldi:

Wedding Day Ceremony

Mandap Setup:

Ganesh Puja:

Kanyadaan:

Saptapadi:

Mangalsutra and Sindoor:

Exchange of Garlands:

Mangal Fera:

Blessings and Prayers:

Sindoor Daan and Saptapadi:

Post-Hindu Wedding Ceremony

Reception Gala:

Exchange of Gifts:

Blessing Ceremony:

Griha Pravesh:

Games and Fun:

Honeymoon Rituals:

First Meal Together:

Community Feast:

Cultural Performances:

Reflection and Gratitude:

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