I’ve featured Indian weddings before, mainly because I am crazy-obsessed with bright colours and who does it better?! However with this wedding I am infatuated with a different side – the personal touches, the uncomplicated feeling and the desaturated colours used to photograph all that beautiful henna.
Oh and yes, there’s a lot of photos here..so sue me!
Thanks to Kyrani for sharing these with us
Credit: Kilk Photographic
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