To see Part 1: Getting ready, click here.
This day was a uniting of all that is important:
Two cultures were being merged,
two families connecting in a unique way,
and most importantly,
two people becoming one.
Catching the intimate moments between the families, the culture and Shona and Santosh was magical.
{the father's meeting}
{the mother's delight at their children uniting}
{Santosh's sweet sisters giving him a blessing!}
{the pastor and his wife bringing the word in English and Nepali!}
{finishing the ceremony with some delicious Nepali food!}
have a wonderful week lovelies!
Kev and I are currently in Cambodia,
and are beside ourselves with how much we LOVE this country!
More on that later:)
love Katie
oh my goodness gracious. the pictures are beautiful! i don't even know these people and my eyes were filled with tears of joy for them. love love love that shot of her and her dad (i'm assuming that's her dad!) walking down the isle. it is so precious.
ReplyDeletewhat an absolutely beautiful ceremony!
ReplyDelete{and gorgeous pictures!}
wow Katie! So beautiful - you are a fantastic photographer! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this! Such beautiful photos! The photos tell such a great story!
ReplyDeleteyou can see how wonderfully happy and genuine she is :D I am happy for her! you did a great job with the pics :)
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful Katie!! The color and excitement, emotions and absolute joy simply leap from these photos. Beautifully done dear girl =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Hope you are having fun in Cambodia! xo
ReplyDeleteHow breathtaking! You have a gift for photography!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures!!! The ones of them worshiping are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy family was in Cambodia in January! I've never been there, though. The ceremony was gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is tremendously gorgeous. What an experience that must have been!!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures gave me goosebumps!! Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteThese are all so gorgeous! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteSo interesting to see how different cultures celebrate! :)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely beautiful! you need to do more weddings!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. I really think you could start your own photography business! Somehow you captured every moment perfectly. How were you in so many places at once? Haha. The ones of them worshipping gave me chills. Love!
ReplyDeleteI love that they are worshiping together!!!! May they always do that in their marriage!
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All parts of these wedding posts have been simply beautiful. You really have an eye for capturing life in pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I knew you were going to Cambodia, I could have given you some tips! I miss it so much. What an amazing opportunity to be able to take part in this wedding!
ReplyDeleteWow, I just love all the color! Great photos Katie, you did an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteHoly gorgeousness! Pure bliss it seems. Especially her smile :)
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog so I haven't been able to explore much yet but OH. MY. GOSH. These photos are STUNNING. The color, the emotion, and the detail are all so captivating. I'm really blown away by these!
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