Indian Wedding Photographer and Videography Services in Nairobi, Kenya
Some moments are not supposed to fade away too fast and therefore there is a need to keep them alive in decades to come. Such moments include wedding ceremonies. The best way to keep all those wedding memories is through photography and videography. Through the photos taken and videos recorded, you document the special moments you have at a specific time. Well, are you looking for a professional Indian wedding photographer and videographer in Nairobi? Great! You’re at the right place. To hold on to those best, special, and unique memories, they need them captured by a professional videographer and photographer. Hence, Janeson Photography & Videography, we have pioneered in providing professional and yet affordable Indian wedding videography and photography services to many across the city.
Every wedding has a unique and beautiful story and these stories are best preserved through videos and photographs that involve nothing less than capturing the wedding highs, lows, tears, and smiles. Any videographer or photographer can document your wedding event, but only a unique and professional one produces what their clients require. At Janeson, we have got what you need as we know exactly what you are looking for in an Indian wedding event and that’s why we are ready for you.
As a knowledgeable team and experienced in documenting Indian weddings, we are familiar with and understand various ceremonies that take place before the wedding. Therefore, we help you to document these ceremonies that include; the Roka, Chunni, Mayian, Jaggo, and Mehndi ceremonies. Now, let’s look in detail at what these ceremonies entail.
- Roka Ceremony: The roka is an Indian informal engagement where the couple are recognized and blessed by both families as the weds to be. The ceremony marks the initial step towards the official marriage. It’s an important pre-wedding ceremony in Indian wedding events. Then, this is followed by Chunni ceremony which affirms this and makes them fiances officially.
- Chunni Ceremony: The Chunni ceremony is commonly known as the official engagement. The ceremony can take place any time after the initial roka ceremony and before the actual wedding day. The function can be held at a venue to accommodate all the guests and even have some forms of entertainment consisting of songs and dances. The women who are related closely to the boy, that is his sister or sister-in-law, give the girl red linen. The reason behind gifting the girl a red outfit and dressing her usually represents the boy’s family’s acceptance of her as their daughter-in-law to be. This is the reason there is a need for them to dress her to show they have accepted her. Are you planning a chunni ceremony, give us a call today and find out how we at Janeson Weddings could help!
- Mayian Ceremony: Mayian ceremony is traditionally conducted three times just two days before the wedding day. It’s a unique ceremony that involves cleansing and beautifying the bride and the groom, which takes place once at their respective homes with their friends and families. Maiyan is carried out as a form of a big celebration, having lots of fun, decorating the house in a traditional way, and dancing forms a big part of all celebrations.
- Jaggo Ceremony: This is a type of Indian wedding ceremony that is held as a pre-wedding at night before the wedding day. Jaggo is commonly known to mean ‘wake up’. All the relatives of the bride and the groom dance and enjoy staying awake at night as they enjoy the wedding party to their full capacity by dancing and many celebrations. It’s a large ceremony full of joy, fireworks, dancing, and food for the whole night.
- Mehndi Ceremony: Mehndi is a pre-wedding ceremony held with the aim to beautify the bride. It is often attended by women from both the bride and the groom. That is the bride maids, mothers, future sisters-in-law, and other close friends. Henna of various designs is applied to the bride. It is believed, how deep the color of the bride’s mehndi is, their marriage will be happier. Symbols such as blessings, love, luck, and joy are represented by certain designs.
Qualities of Our Indian Weddings Photographer & Videographer
- Patience; Our photographer and videographer possess patience especially when working. They allow everything to move at their pace. The photographer always stays positive and creates no room to get frustrated. Also, videographers have to take time, keep a positive relationship with the subjects.
- Ready with Equipment; This is an important quality a great Indian wedding photographer should have and especially when conducting outdoor services. He has to find unique and relevant ways to record and shoot and as well, is also ready for a diverse set of challenges.
- Let’s You Take Charge; A professional Indian wedding videographer and photographer has to recognize that the family has the authority over what videos and photos they want and he is only there to give guidance. He develops a good rapport with the whole family.
- Understanding; Every wedding ceremony has its unique and different culture, dress mode, celebration procedures, eating ways, etc. You need a videographer and photographer who appreciates and understands your ways of life and styles.
- Skilled; Our photographers have a good relationship with their camera to create and modify videos, human poses, and photos in a way that matches the modern trends. Your wedding ceremony deserves the best, therefore contact Janeson today and make a difference.
- Creativity; A good Indian wedding videographer and photographer always knows how to design a style to depict your wedding’s unique characteristics. He also provides suggestions that work with and go in line with your styles.
- Observant. A great Indian wedding photographer is also ready to make a few changes and corrections when they notice something is not going right. For example, if the pose is odd, or whether the clothes are worn wrongly, to avoid capturing any mistakes.
Well, Janeson is proud to offer you the best Indian wedding services in Kenya.
