Sikh weddings are well-known for their colors, elaborate rituals and long, eventful days. The Sikh wedding ceremony is called “Anand Karaj” which means “blissful union”. Indian Sikh weddings are renowned for their grand events, music and dance with their large gathering of family and friends. All of the rituals including the Rokana, Magnee, Vatna, Churra and Mauli should be covered by the Sikh wedding photographer. It’s important that all the rituals are photographed because not only are the bride and groom expecting to see photos from every aspect of their wedding, but also because it will help when it comes time for the Sikh wedding photographer to tell a story in their wedding album. Only the most dedicated, professional and knowledgeable photographers can undertake photographing a Sikh wedding because of how extravagant and varied it can be. The Sikh wedding is not only a legal contract between two people in love, but also a religious sacrament- a holy union of two souls. The spiritual goal of all Sikhs is to join their soul (atma) with God (Parmatma) and one of the more important components of this is that the couple vows to help one another achieve this goal.
Be sure to consider all the choices of photographers for your Sikh wedding. A Sikh wedding photographer is an important part of your day capturing all your special moments and presenting the bride and groom with spectacular images that will live on forever. Choose the Sikh wedding photographer that is someone you can trust and that understands all the rituals to take place at your event so no moment during the entire evening is missed. Sikh wedding photographers make sure to take an array of amazing photographs that are full of emotions, rich in color and capture important ceremonial moments that any bride and groom will love.
Groom and parents at the Magnee Ceremony
Anitha and Kulwant during their Sikh wedding ceremony at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
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Some locations for Sikh wedding ceremonies we have used. Tanzore & Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
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