I loved photographing Zalicia & Jugal’s Indian wedding and reception at Ditton Manor, in Berkshire. This was my second time at this beautiful wedding venue since I last shot Gita & Arun’s big fat Indian wedding at Ditton Manor, and I was so happy to be back there once again.
I first met up with Zalicia & Jugal for their pre-wedding shoot a couple of months before their Hindu wedding, and I knew it was going to be a special day. Zalicia & Jugal, are a genuinely fun and easy going couple, who are a lot of fun to be around.
The day started off with Jugal’s arrival to the wedding, accompanied by his family & friends along with three dhol players, who danced their way to Zalicia’s family, who were ready to welcome them. Once Jugal made his arrival, I went to see Zalicia, who was getting ready to make her grand entrance into the Mandap.
The wedding ceremony conducted by Hindu priest Milan Mehta, alongside Shiv Gopal music full of joy, love and full of tradition, everything you want from a wedding celebration. After the ceremony, and after Zalicia said her goodbyes during the vidhai, we wandered around the beautiful ground of Ditton Manor, Berkshire. The weather was absolutely perfect for an spring wedding, with the sun out, not a cloud in the sky, Zalicia & Jugal couldn’t have asked for more.
After the portraits, Zalicia & Jugal went to change for their reception. The night was full of awesome food, speeches, crazy dancing with smiles and laughter everywhere. Thank you Zalicia & Jugal for allowing me to be a part of your day, I had an awesome time getting to know you both along with your families, and wish you guys a lifetime of happiness.
Here are my favourite frames from Zalicia & Jugal’s Indian wedding and reception at Ditton Manor, Berkshire. I had an amazing time shooting an Indian wedding at Ditton Manor, Berkshire, it was the perfect setting for any Wedding Ceremony. If you’re planning on having an Indian wedding in London, or anywhere else in the world, then please get in touch. I’d love to hear all about it and have the opportunity to be your wedding photographer.
Wow! The photo’s are incredible! Genius you are.
I had an amazing time shooting an Indian wedding at Ditton Manor, Berkshire, it was the perfect setting for any Wedding Ceremony. If you’re planning on having an Indian wedding in London, or anywhere else in the world, then please get in touch. I’d love to hear all about it and have the opportunity to be your wedding photographer.
