Royal Albert’s Palace Wedding

The beautiful rings and bands which symbolizes the marriage.

Shoes of the bride

Love the custom hanger.

Our bride Amy, was simply stunning, one can easily run out of adjectives to describe how beautiful she looked. What an amazing job by make-up artist Maliha Khan

The lighting at the Westin at Forrestal Vllage is really great for portaits like these. Wonderful flowers by Sachi Sood

Mother of the bride and sibling helps her with the details.

Full length shot of the brides beautiful Pronovias wedding gown by Love Couture Potomac, Maryland.

Groom portrait during the preparation part of the wedding day.

Groom preparations also happened at Westin at Forrestal Village in Princeton

Our groom Jimmy was looking really sharp himself with the white tux.

These were very important part of the ceremony as part of customs.

Another portrait of the bride before her walk down the aisle.

The sign these ring bearers were holding really made me chuckle.

These flower girls were also one cute little troop.

And the ceremony was shortly underway as the bride gracefully stunned everyone with in her gown as she walked down the aisle.

St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Princeton was such a stunning church.

After the ceremony, we went off to Princeton University to take some portraits with the bridal party

These stunning bridesmaids dresses by Thunnal couldn’t have been anymore perfect. The colors are just so vibrant and complement our bride so incredibly!

Another fun bridesmaids shot.

The groomsmen weren’t to be outdone as Gallelli Tux also made sure they were dapper as can be.

And a cool looking bridal party shot. Big bridal portraits get to be so much fun.

The Princeton University grounds is an endless playground for photography and portraits.

What a stunning couple these two are.

The reception venue at Royal Albert’s Palace was set to accommodate 800 guests that night.

Beautiful Cake by Chocal8kiss .

Time for the reception festivities to start!

Getting warmed up for dancing as the introductions finished off.

The bride and groom first dance was a sweet one.

Parent dances are always a great part of tradition.

Speeches went underway. This one was the brides sister. Sibling speeches are always so special.

The bride and groom had changed to their second outfit for the reception

And the performances are always awesome thing to watch during Indian weddings. This one was from the brides side.

And this number was from the groom’s side of the family.

Everyone danced the night away celebrating the joyous occasion!

It was just great day to have been a part of. Thank you Jimmy and Amy for letting me and my team be a part of it!