Posts tagged Indian wedding

Saloni and Vanburn get married and then once again in Bombay.

What is better than Saloni and Vanburn's wedding? Well, two Saloni and Vanburn weddings!!

Saloni and I barely spoke in the months leading up to the wedding. Whatever brief whatsapp conversations we had didn't really tell me much about her ( honestly, I thought she was not very happy with me :/ ) . The days immediately leading up to the wedding were rather physically draining for me as I was shooting big fat weddings for big teams ( boring. ) and I was really hoping things would change for me.

Weddingsvarun sureshApril 1, 2018Indian wedding, Christian Wedding, Marwari Wedding, Bombay Wedding Photographer, Cross Cultural Wedding, Cats in weddings, Varun Suresh, Shot Stories by Varun Suresh, Indian Wedding Photography, intimate weddings, Happy Weddings Comments

Romika and Yash's Destination Getaway wedding in Havelock, Andaman Islands.

What is better than one wedding in Andaman? Well, obviously two. :) But what is better than that? Getting to meet Hiren and Simran ( couple from the first) on the wedding day of the second couple :) and also finding the most loveable bunch of people in the wedding entourage, who have gone from absolute bunch of strangers from Delhi to people I can incessantly torture!

Weddingsvarun sureshOctober 11, 2017Destination Wedding, Beach Wedding, Andaman and Nicobar, Havelock Wedding, Island Wedding, Indian wedding, Varun Suresh, Shot Stories By Varun Suresh, indian wedding, indian bride, Big Fat Indian Wedding, intimate weddings, Runaway Wedding Comments

Srishti and Shivi's Tranquil Destination Wedding at the Stone water Eco Resort, Goa

Esha and Sharath's Tambrahm-Punjabi wedding at Temple Bay, Mahabalipuram

Weddingsvarun sureshMay 29, 2017Indian wedding, indian bride, Indian Wedding Photography, Varun Suresh, Shot Stories by Varun Suresh, Tambrahm, Punjabi Wedding, Cross Cultural Wedding, Beach Wedding Photography, Beach Wedding, Temple Bay Mahabalipuram Comments

Adithi and Varun's Backyard Forest Wedding in Goa

Far too often we are advised to let go of things. Maybe it is not always a great idea. Adithi and Varun's story spans a decade. A decade of good and bad times and plenty of roadblocks. They decided to hold on to each other and people around them. Now, because they chose not to let go they managed to pull off a wedding where literally every "vendor" was a friend. Every aspect (the venue host, the decorators, the makeup artist, the videographers and the photographer ) of this happy backyard forest Goa wedding was created by friends and family. I thoroughly enjoyed documenting their 2 days of happiness, I hope you enjoy the pictures as much :)