Couple Shots

Here are a couple shots of the bride at an Indian Wedding (over a 3 day course!) I have another engagement this Sunday. Critiques are welcome!

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I like 3 & 4 alot 1 needs a little usm perhaps as its to soft for my liking.

Martin

I am interested.... what happens at an indian wedding.. how do they stretch it to 3 days... how many hours every day... and how do you charge it as the photographer?

I like these.

That 3rd one is very atmospheric SP?

song4themoon wrote in post #2945942
I am interested.... what happens at an indian wedding.. how do they stretch it to 3 days... how many hours every day... and how do you charge it as the photographer?

It consists of 3 - 4 different ceremonies. And traditionally, the groom and bride are not supposed to see each other till the very end. So if you’re a solo photographer - consider yourself booked for the entire day because you will have groom and bride ceremonies back to back. Hours can be anywhere from 4 to 8 hours a day. As far as price I just give them a package deal. For us - Were a one stop company for events and weddings (www.atozeedesigns.com) so, we just charge them depending on what there getting from us.

Hi song4themoon
Indian weddings, especially Hindu ceremonies are very colourful.
Different ceremonies are held over three days.
Some North Indian weddings last as long as a week.
Here the photographer does a contract for a lump sum, and delivers the specified prints'
Or, in a low key wedding, he charges per print.

Regards.