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Indian Chinese Wedding at Grand Baccus

One thing I love about Toronto is the diverse cultures we have here, and how as Canadians we are encouraged to celebrate and be proud of our cultural background.  I also love being a wedding photographer for this reason.

I get to see so many different cultures and traditions, it really keeps my job interesting and fresh.

Indian Weddings have long been a favorite of mine to photograph,  and Chinese weddings are a close second.

Both these cultures celebrate with such colorful, rich traditions.

For example; The Indian Baraat when the groom arrives at the wedding ceremony with his family,  he is often on horseback or sometimes an elephant, this is a very colorful, festive atmosphere with lots of dancing and drummers.

The Chinese have a beautiful way of paying respect to their elders with a traditional tea ceremony, where the bride and groom serve tea to their family.

So when Brenda and Jitesh asked me to photograph their two day’s of  festivities in Toronto,  I was honored, and I knew it would be a great opportunity to capture some wonderful moments  It didn’t hurt either that Brenda and Jitesh have such magical chemisty between them!

It was such a pleasure to be there to witness and document the blending of these two rich cultures.

Congratulations Brenda and Jitesh!

I wish you both many years of happiness (double Happiness!)

And a special shout out to Jodie from The Social Butterfly!

Event Planner and soon to be Mommie!!! Great job Jodie!

She did a great job, the reception at Grand Baccus was quite stunning

Here’s a few of my favs from the two days!

Alicia - October 26, 2009 - 9:12 am

Attending the Sikh and Civil Ceremony/Reception…..these pictures were so beautiful and really captured the love of Brenda and Jitesh. It brought tears to my eyes again.

Saba - October 27, 2009 - 9:27 pm

Andrew, once again you’ve outdone yourself!! Beautiful pics!!! LOVE them! You totally captured the essence of their events!!

Andrew - October 27, 2009 - 9:39 pm

Thanks Alicia and Saba;
I have to also give credit to my associate photographers, Yianni and Michael!
I had a bit of a cold those two days and they were a great help!

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