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Eternal Love in the Capital: Paige and Harrison’s Enchanting Jewish Wedding at the Four Seasons, Georgetown, Washington D.C.

Paige & Harrison’s beautiful Jewish Wedding at Four Seasons Hotel by Washington DC’s top wedding  Photographers.

Introduction

It’s one thing to capture a couple’s love story; it’s another to watch two families become one in a setting as opulent and historic as the Four Seasons in Georgetown, Washington DC. Paige and Harrison’s Jewish wedding was not only a celebration of their love but also a testament to the strength and unity of their incredible families. This event left us, and surely every guest, emotionally charged and awe-stricken.

The Venue: Four Seasons, Georgetown

Situated in the heart of Washington, DC’s historic Georgetown neighborhood, the Four Seasons provided a venue that was the epitome of luxury and elegance. With its majestic interiors, the hotel seemed almost like an extension of the Capitol’s grand architecture. The scenic views of the Potomac River offered a tranquil backdrop, contrasting beautifully with the vibrant celebration inside.

The Opulence: A Jewish Wedding Like No Other

Every detail of Paige and Harrison’s wedding screamed opulence, from the beautiful Ketubah signing to the breaking of the glass. The rituals and traditions were carried out with deep respect and love, making everyone present feel the weight and beauty of the ceremony. It was indeed an extraordinary Jewish wedding that paid homage to age-old customs while embracing the personalities of Paige and Harrison.

Two Families, One Love

What struck us most was not just the love between Paige and Harrison but also the incredible bond between their families. Parents, siblings, cousins, and even distant relatives—all came together in an emotional tapestry that added depth to Paige and Harrison’s special day.

Daddy’s Little Girl

The love between Paige and her father was palpable throughout the entire ceremony. The Father-Daughter dance was an emotional zenith, and it was clear that Paige would always be daddy’s little girl. This moment was not just touching for the family but for everyone who was lucky enough to witness this pure love.

An Emotional Harrison

As photographers, capturing raw emotion is the essence of our craft. Harrison provided such moments in abundance, especially during the speeches. His reactions were a rollercoaster of emotions that brought depth and sensitivity to the whole affair. Seeing him so emotionally vested made it clear how much the day meant not just to him but to everyone present.

Vendor Shoutout: The Decor by Edge Floral Designs

Turning a vision into reality requires immense skill, and that’s precisely what Steve with Edge Floral Designs managed to achieve. The décor was a breathtaking spectacle, perfectly blending traditional Jewish elements with modern luxury. The flower arrangements, the chuppah, and every little detail in between were perfectly executed.

A Heartfelt Thanks from the Regeti’s

Paige and Harrison, we are eternally grateful to you for allowing us to capture these treasured moments. It was not just a feast for the eyes but for the soul; we can’t thank you enough. It’s couples like you who make us love what we do every single day.

Conclusion

As we closed our lenses on Paige and Harrison’s wedding, we realized that we had captured far more than just images; we had captured pure emotion, eternal love, and two families becoming one. In a setting as beautiful as the Four Seasons in Georgetown, this was truly a wedding for the ages.

Here’s to a lifetime filled with the same love, emotion, and unity that we all witnessed on your special day.

Warmest wishes,
Amy and Srinu

~ the Regeti’s ~

A few highlights from Paige and Harrison’s Jewish Wedding


Paige and Harrison’s Portrait before their Ketubah Signing at their Jewish Wedding
Paige and Harrison’s Portrait before their Ketubah Signing at their Jewish Wedding
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Jewish Wedding Couple at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
Jewish Wedding Couple at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
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Wedding Shoes
Wedding Shoes
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Wedding Rings
Wedding Rings
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Paige getting ready for her Jewish Wedding
Paige getting ready for her Jewish Wedding
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Mother of the bride help with the wedding dress
Mother of the bride help with the wedding dress
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Bridesmaids surprise look
Bridesmaids surprise look
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Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding | Four Seasons Hotel | Washington DC Photographers

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Harrison, The Groom, getting ready in his room at the Four Seasons hotel in Washington DC
Harrison, The Groom, getting ready in his room at the Four Seasons hotel in Washington DC
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Bride and Groom with their Family before the wedding ceremony at Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
Bride and Groom with their Family before the wedding ceremony at Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
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Bride and Groom portrait in the courtyard at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
Bride and Groom portrait in the courtyard at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
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Black and White portrait of Paige and Harrison
Black and White portrait of Paige and Harrison
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Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding | Four Seasons Hotel | Washington DC Photographers

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Aperture Value : 4.0
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Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding | Four Seasons Hotel | Washington DC Photographers

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Aperture Value : 4.0
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Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding | Four Seasons Hotel | Washington DC Photographers

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Shutter Speed Value : 1/200
Aperture Value : 2.0
ISO : 3200

Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding | Four Seasons Hotel | Washington DC Photographers

NIKON Z 6_2
Shutter Speed Value : 1/200
Aperture Value : 4.0
ISO : 3200

Chuppah setup for Jewish Wedding Ceremony at Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
Chuppah setup for Jewish Wedding Ceremony at Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC
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Jewish Wedding
Jewish Wedding
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Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding | Four Seasons Hotel | Washington DC Photographers

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Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding | Four Seasons Hotel | Washington DC Photographers

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Aperture Value : 2.8
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Ballroom setup for the Jewish Wedding Reeption
Ballroom setup for the Jewish Wedding Reeption
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Reception decor by Edge Floral, Steve
Reception decor by Edge Floral, Steve
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Stunning candle decor for the sweet heart table at the Jewish Wedding Reception
Stunning candle decor for the sweet heart table at the Jewish Wedding Reception
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Table Setup
Table Setup
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Cameras and Lenses used for Paige & Harrison’s Jewish Wedding at Four Seasons Hotel in Washington DC

NIKON D5 ( NIKON CORPORATION )
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NIKON Z 6_2 ( NIKON CORPORATION )

NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.8 S ( NIKON CORPORATION )
NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.8 S ( NIKON CORPORATION )
NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S ( NIKON CORPORATION )
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 105mm f/1.4E ED ( NIKON CORPORATION )
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8E ED VR ( NIKON CORPORATION )
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II ( NIKON CORPORATION )
Nikon AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED ( NIKON CORPORATION )

Paige and Harrison’s Jewish Wedding which was Photographed at the Four Seasons Hotel in DC can be viewed in high resolution on our website gallery section.

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WHAT’S IN A PORTRAIT?



Somewhere along the way, the traditional bridal portraits have started disappearing.



Wedding photography became more candid, editorial and movement-driven—and we love all of that. But the portrait should never become collateral damage to a trend.



Long before photography, families commissioned painted portraits to preserve a person for generations. Photography changed who had access to that privilege, but not its purpose.



These are legacy photographs.



That’s why we believe every bride AND groom deserves dedicated portrait time on the wedding timeline—in addition to editorial images, candids, couples portraits and family formals.



There’s another reason we protect this time.



For a bride, everything is finally on. Hair. Makeup. Jewelry. The outfit chosen months ago. And before the doors open, the baraat begins and the beautiful chaos takes over, she gets a few minutes to slow down.



To breathe.

To take it in.

To simply be the bride.



Then we make the portrait.



Because 50 years from now, someone may hold this photograph and say:



“That was my mother.”

“That was my grandmother.”

“Look at her.”



Some photographs aren’t made for a feed.



They’re made for a family.

@sjsevents @ritzcarltontysonscorner

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WHAT’S IN A PORTRAIT? Somewhere along the way, the traditional bridal portraits have started disappearing. Wedding photography became more candid, editorial and movement-driven—and we love all of that. But the portrait should never become collateral damage to a trend. Long before photography, families commissioned painted portraits to preserve a person for generations. Photography changed who had access to that privilege, but not its purpose. These are legacy photographs. That’s why we believe every bride AND groom deserves dedicated portrait time on the wedding timeline—in addition to editorial images, candids, couples portraits and family formals. There’s another reason we protect this time. For a bride, everything is finally on. Hair. Makeup. Jewelry. The outfit chosen months ago. And before the doors open, the baraat begins and the beautiful chaos takes over, she gets a few minutes to slow down. To breathe. To take it in. To simply be the bride. Then we make the portrait. Because 50 years from now, someone may hold this photograph and say: “That was my mother.” “That was my grandmother.” “Look at her.” Some photographs aren’t made for a feed. They’re made for a family. @sjsevents @ritzcarltontysonscorner

Some details deserve more than a quick photograph.



Wedding rings are one of them.



For many of our Indian-American and fusion couples, the rings are actually part of the blending of traditions that makes their wedding uniquely theirs.



The wedding ring as we commonly recognize it in America is deeply rooted in Western wedding tradition. The circle has represented continuity and eternity for centuries, and the exchange of rings eventually became one of the most recognizable symbols of marriage in Western culture.



And we love watching our couples fold that tradition right alongside everything else.



A mangalsutra.

Sindoor.

Thali.

Toe rings.

Sacred threads.

Garlands.

And these rings.



Different traditions. Different histories. All carrying meaning into the same marriage.



Which is also why we believe the rings deserve more than simply being placed into the obligatory overhead photograph with the invitation, shoes, perfume and jewelry.



Yes, we photograph that too.



But we also want this.



A photograph where the rings themselves become the subject.



Because years from now, these little pieces of metal will have lived an entire life with you. They’ll acquire scratches. Maybe a stone will be reset. A band may eventually be resized. They’ll travel, wash dishes, hold babies, build careers, weather difficult seasons and hopefully still be sitting on those same hands decades from now.



That makes this photograph considerably more sentimental than it may appear today.



Wedding photography isn’t just about proving everything was there.



Sometimes it’s about recognizing what deserves to be remembered on its own.



And these absolutely do.

@sjsevents @ritzcarltontysonscorner

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Some details deserve more than a quick photograph. Wedding rings are one of them. For many of our Indian-American and fusion couples, the rings are actually part of the blending of traditions that makes their wedding uniquely theirs. The wedding ring as we commonly recognize it in America is deeply rooted in Western wedding tradition. The circle has represented continuity and eternity for centuries, and the exchange of rings eventually became one of the most recognizable symbols of marriage in Western culture. And we love watching our couples fold that tradition right alongside everything else. A mangalsutra. Sindoor. Thali. Toe rings. Sacred threads. Garlands. And these rings. Different traditions. Different histories. All carrying meaning into the same marriage. Which is also why we believe the rings deserve more than simply being placed into the obligatory overhead photograph with the invitation, shoes, perfume and jewelry. Yes, we photograph that too. But we also want this. A photograph where the rings themselves become the subject. Because years from now, these little pieces of metal will have lived an entire life with you. They’ll acquire scratches. Maybe a stone will be reset. A band may eventually be resized. They’ll travel, wash dishes, hold babies, build careers, weather difficult seasons and hopefully still be sitting on those same hands decades from now. That makes this photograph considerably more sentimental than it may appear today. Wedding photography isn’t just about proving everything was there. Sometimes it’s about recognizing what deserves to be remembered on its own. And these absolutely do. @sjsevents @ritzcarltontysonscorner

There is someone who greets the guests at almost every Hindu wedding we photograph before they ever see the bride or groom.



Lord Ganesha. ❤️



Today is Ganesh Chaturthi, and after more than two decades of photographing Indian and fusion weddings, Ganesha has become one of those details we instinctively look for.



Sometimes he’s grand and surrounded by flowers. Sometimes he’s a small murti quietly placed near the ceremony entrance. But his presence means something: new beginnings, wisdom, prosperity and the removal of obstacles.



And what bigger new beginning is there than marriage?



For our Indian-American and fusion families, we also think there’s something important in this: traditions don’t have to remain frozen in time to remain meaningful.



Celebrate them. Explain them to your children. Let grandparents tell the stories. Blend traditions from both sides. Add the birthday cake if you want to! There is no cultural purity test your family needs to pass.



Tradition survives because we continue carrying it forward—even when the next generation carries it a little differently.



And a Regeti family fun fact? Ganesh isn’t our only birthday today. Our son Brijesh turns 24 while spending his birthday in Peru in the Peace Corps! ❤️



He also has medical school applications out there in the universe, so given Ganesha’s reputation for removing obstacles… we’re just saying, a little birthday favor would be perfectly timed. 😉🙏🏽



Happy 24th Birthday, Brijesh. We love you tremendously and are so proud of you.



And Happy Ganesh Chaturthi from our fusion family to yours.



Different paths. Beautiful together. ❤️

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There is someone who greets the guests at almost every Hindu wedding we photograph before they ever see the bride or groom. Lord Ganesha. ❤️ Today is Ganesh Chaturthi, and after more than two decades of photographing Indian and fusion weddings, Ganesha has become one of those details we instinctively look for. Sometimes he’s grand and surrounded by flowers. Sometimes he’s a small murti quietly placed near the ceremony entrance. But his presence means something: new beginnings, wisdom, prosperity and the removal of obstacles. And what bigger new beginning is there than marriage? For our Indian-American and fusion families, we also think there’s something important in this: traditions don’t have to remain frozen in time to remain meaningful. Celebrate them. Explain them to your children. Let grandparents tell the stories. Blend traditions from both sides. Add the birthday cake if you want to! There is no cultural purity test your family needs to pass. Tradition survives because we continue carrying it forward—even when the next generation carries it a little differently. And a Regeti family fun fact? Ganesh isn’t our only birthday today. Our son Brijesh turns 24 while spending his birthday in Peru in the Peace Corps! ❤️ He also has medical school applications out there in the universe, so given Ganesha’s reputation for removing obstacles… we’re just saying, a little birthday favor would be perfectly timed. 😉🙏🏽 Happy 24th Birthday, Brijesh. We love you tremendously and are so proud of you. And Happy Ganesh Chaturthi from our fusion family to yours. Different paths. Beautiful together. ❤️

And she`s off! That train is doing ALL the talking. 😍 No one ever really sees the hours of hand-sewn lacework, the fittings, the careful steps down the aisle just to keep it perfect — but oh my goodness, when it unfolds like this? Pure statement piece. This is why we always hang back a beat before the ceremony starts — some of the best storytelling happens in the walk itself.



What detail on your dress (or your partner`s outfit) are you most excited for us to capture? Tell us in the comments, or DM us to chat about your big day! 👇@tarab413
@birrju
@theregetis · Photographer
@shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits
@lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits
@Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit
@manyavarmoheyusa · Bride`s Pink Dress
@lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress
@whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress
@shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses
@djsuhel · DJ / Band
@thehairbrewer · Hair
@saraaboofouz.artistry · Makeup
@mintnaillounge · Nails
@thewestinarlington · Venue
@saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue
@dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

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And she's off! That train is doing ALL the talking. 😍 No one ever really sees the hours of hand-sewn lacework, the fittings, the careful steps down the aisle just to keep it perfect — but oh my goodness, when it unfolds like this? Pure statement piece. This is why we always hang back a beat before the ceremony starts — some of the best storytelling happens in the walk itself. What detail on your dress (or your partner's outfit) are you most excited for us to capture? Tell us in the comments, or DM us to chat about your big day! 👇@tarab413 @birrju @theregetis · Photographer @shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits @lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits @Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit @manyavarmoheyusa · Bride's Pink Dress @lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress @whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress @shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses @djsuhel · DJ / Band @thehairbrewer · Hair @saraaboofouz.artistry · Makeup @mintnaillounge · Nails @thewestinarlington · Venue @saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue @dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

There`s a whole story happening in this one shot. Tara`s hands are just resting there, but you can feel the anticipation in them — and meanwhile everything else around her is full throttle, last touches happening, the clock ticking down to "it`s time." This is the kind of moment we live for as photographers... the quiet inside the chaos, right before it all begins.



Have a getting-ready moment like this you still think about? Tell us in the comments, or DM us if you`re planning your big day and want these details captured too. 💛 @tarab413
@birrju
@theregetis · Photographer
@shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits
@lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits
@Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit
@manyavarmoheyusa · Bride`s Pink Dress
@lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress
@whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress
@shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses
@djsuhel · DJ / Band
@thehairbrewer · Hair
@saraaboo,@fouz.artistry · Makeup
@mintnaillounge · Nails
@thewestinarlington · Venue
@saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue
@dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

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There's a whole story happening in this one shot. Tara's hands are just resting there, but you can feel the anticipation in them — and meanwhile everything else around her is full throttle, last touches happening, the clock ticking down to "it's time." This is the kind of moment we live for as photographers... the quiet inside the chaos, right before it all begins. Have a getting-ready moment like this you still think about? Tell us in the comments, or DM us if you're planning your big day and want these details captured too. 💛 @tarab413 @birrju @theregetis · Photographer @shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits @lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits @Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit @manyavarmoheyusa · Bride's Pink Dress @lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress @whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress @shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses @djsuhel · DJ / Band @thehairbrewer · Hair @saraaboo,@fouz.artistry · Makeup @mintnaillounge · Nails @thewestinarlington · Venue @saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue @dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

That look on their faces?! The anticipation is REAL as everyone waits on Tara to make her entrance. 😄 You can practically feel the countdown happening in this hallway — flower girls fussing with their dresses, the littlest ring bearer clutching his sippy cup like it`s his most important job of the day, and one very serious best man giving us his best "are we doing this or what" face.



This is my favorite kind of chaos to photograph — the in-between moments right before the doors open, when a wedding party of tiny humans (and their very patient grownups) are doing everything they can to hold it together for just a few more minutes. Been shooting these hallway holding patterns for almost 20 years and they never get old.



What`s your favorite pre-ceremony moment — the nerves, the giggles, or the "please don`t cry" pep talks? Tell me below, or DM us to chat about capturing your own day. 👇 @tarab413
@birrju
@theregetis · Photographer
@shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits
@lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits
@Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit
@manyavarmoheyusa · Bride`s Pink Dress
@lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress
@whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress
@shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses
@djsuhel · DJ / Band
@thehairbrewer · Hair
@saraaboo,@fouz.artistry · Makeup
@mintnaillounge · Nails
@thewestinarlington · Venue
@saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue
@dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

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That look on their faces?! The anticipation is REAL as everyone waits on Tara to make her entrance. 😄 You can practically feel the countdown happening in this hallway — flower girls fussing with their dresses, the littlest ring bearer clutching his sippy cup like it's his most important job of the day, and one very serious best man giving us his best "are we doing this or what" face. This is my favorite kind of chaos to photograph — the in-between moments right before the doors open, when a wedding party of tiny humans (and their very patient grownups) are doing everything they can to hold it together for just a few more minutes. Been shooting these hallway holding patterns for almost 20 years and they never get old. What's your favorite pre-ceremony moment — the nerves, the giggles, or the "please don't cry" pep talks? Tell me below, or DM us to chat about capturing your own day. 👇 @tarab413 @birrju @theregetis · Photographer @shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits @lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits @Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit @manyavarmoheyusa · Bride's Pink Dress @lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress @whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress @shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses @djsuhel · DJ / Band @thehairbrewer · Hair @saraaboo,@fouz.artistry · Makeup @mintnaillounge · Nails @thewestinarlington · Venue @saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue @dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

Tara and Birju got married... and then got MOVING! 🏃‍♀️💨 Fresh off their Hindu ceremony (still glowing in those gorgeous floral garlands!), they had zero minutes to spare before jumping into their Christian ceremony next. Two beautiful traditions, one incredible day, and a timeline tighter than Birju`s sherwani buttons!



This is exactly why we love fusion weddings — the joy, the family energy, the sheer logistics of pulling off two ceremonies in one day. Tara and Birju, you crushed it. 🙌



Planning a multi-ceremony celebration of your own? Drop a comment or DM us — we live for this kind of beautiful chaos. @tarab413
@birrju
@theregetis · Photographer
@shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits
@lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits
@Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit
@manyavarmoheyusa · Bride`s Pink Dress
@lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress
@whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress
@shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses
@djsuhel · DJ / Band
@thehairbrewer · Hair
@saraaboo · Makeup
@mintnaillounge · Nails
@thewestinarlington · Venue
@saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue
@dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

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Tara and Birju got married... and then got MOVING! 🏃‍♀️💨 Fresh off their Hindu ceremony (still glowing in those gorgeous floral garlands!), they had zero minutes to spare before jumping into their Christian ceremony next. Two beautiful traditions, one incredible day, and a timeline tighter than Birju's sherwani buttons! This is exactly why we love fusion weddings — the joy, the family energy, the sheer logistics of pulling off two ceremonies in one day. Tara and Birju, you crushed it. 🙌 Planning a multi-ceremony celebration of your own? Drop a comment or DM us — we live for this kind of beautiful chaos. @tarab413 @birrju @theregetis · Photographer @shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits @lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits @Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit @manyavarmoheyusa · Bride's Pink Dress @lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress @whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress @shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses @djsuhel · DJ / Band @thehairbrewer · Hair @saraaboo · Makeup @mintnaillounge · Nails @thewestinarlington · Venue @saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue @dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

The second it becomes official 😍 Birju`s face here is EVERYTHING — so overwhelmed he couldn`t even get his hand up, while Tara was already celebrating with the whole family cheering around them. LOVE IT!



Moments like this are exactly why we love what we do. Ready to capture yours? Send us a DM or book a consult with us! @tarab413
@birrju
@theregetis · Photographer
@shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits
@lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits
@Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit
@manyavarmoheyusa · Bride`s Pink Dress
@lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress
@whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress
@shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses
@djsuhel · DJ / Band
@thehairbrewer · Hair
@saraaboo · Makeup
@mintnaillounge · Nails
@thewestinarlington · Venue
@saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue
@dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

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The second it becomes official 😍 Birju's face here is EVERYTHING — so overwhelmed he couldn't even get his hand up, while Tara was already celebrating with the whole family cheering around them. LOVE IT! Moments like this are exactly why we love what we do. Ready to capture yours? Send us a DM or book a consult with us! @tarab413 @birrju @theregetis · Photographer @shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits @lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits @Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit @manyavarmoheyusa · Bride's Pink Dress @lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress @whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress @shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses @djsuhel · DJ / Band @thehairbrewer · Hair @saraaboo · Makeup @mintnaillounge · Nails @thewestinarlington · Venue @saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue @dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

The second the last phera ended, Tara obviously was given the intel about the sitting superstition — whoever sits down first "rules the household." You can see the exact moment it registers on her face 😂 Birju clearly wasn`t messing around either, mid-scramble to beat her to the chair.



We love catching these split-second moments in between the more serious parts of the ceremony — the laughter, the teasing, the little cultural traditions passed down half-joking, half-serious. Tara embraced every bit of it, and it showed. This is exactly why we never put the cameras down between rituals. Comment below if you`ve heard of this tradition (or tried to win it at your own wedding) 👇 @tarab413
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@theregetis · Photographer
@shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits
@lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits
@Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit
@manyavarmoheyusa · Bride`s Pink Dress
@lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress
@whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress
@shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses
@djsuhel · DJ / Band
@thehairbrewer · Hair
@saraaboo · Makeup
@mintnaillounge · Nails
@thewestinarlington · Venue
@saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue
@dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery

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Open post by theregetis with ID 18132747337640607
The second the last phera ended, Tara obviously was given the intel about the sitting superstition — whoever sits down first "rules the household." You can see the exact moment it registers on her face 😂 Birju clearly wasn't messing around either, mid-scramble to beat her to the chair. We love catching these split-second moments in between the more serious parts of the ceremony — the laughter, the teasing, the little cultural traditions passed down half-joking, half-serious. Tara embraced every bit of it, and it showed. This is exactly why we never put the cameras down between rituals. Comment below if you've heard of this tradition (or tried to win it at your own wedding) 👇 @tarab413 @birrju @theregetis · Photographer @shayonajunction · Groomsmen Indian Outfits @lenghacholi_ · Bridesmaids Indian Outfits @Maheshwarilifestyle · Grooms Outfit @manyavarmoheyusa · Bride's Pink Dress @lashkarra · mom and sister of bride indian dress @whiteswanbridal · White Wedding Dress @shopreverly · navy bridemaids dresses @djsuhel · DJ / Band @thehairbrewer · Hair @saraaboo · Makeup @mintnaillounge · Nails @thewestinarlington · Venue @saintgeorgeschurch · Ceremony Venue @dmvdecor · Decorator, Invitation / Stationery