The photographer in me can woke up at anytime. I always try to snap something that fascinates me. As I am attending my cousion wedding, I capture many things that relates to the wedding culture. There are many things to show, but I just wanted to illuminate the place with some night lights.
On wedding the home of the bride or groom werr decorated with rice led bulbs. It was similar to the ocassion of Diwali, when everything let's up with lights and diyas. Rice bulbs, also known as rice lights, glow at night because they are small LED bulbs wired together in a string, which are powered by electricity and emit light when plugged in. It was just to make rhe ocassion grand and make people know that the house has a function to celebrate. When I found them hanging all over the place, I took out my mobile to click them.
Earlier, I did capture them during the day time, but now finding the oppurtunity, I clicked them at night. It is so fascinating to walk under these lights. The "rice bulbs" are tiny LED lights, which are very energy efficient and can be designed to produce a range of color options. The small size of the LED bulbs and their design creates a soft, ambient light, perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere.
From main roads to the function home, the entire area were covered with lights hanging all over the place. It was just to make some grand welcome to the groom family or the guest that arrives to the ocassion. During the wedding days neighborhoods often become vibrant with lights, enhancing social bonds among residents.
Indian wedding always considered to be an expensive affairs. These decoration and arrangement is what makes rhe pocket heavy. Nobody keeps these lights at home, so all these were rented from the tents owner. They used to be the people responsible for all decoration and arrangements and in return they charge heavy.
I was very busy in attending the function but at the same time, I made sure to capture every bits of the ocassion. Still the wedding is going around and I am writing this post. There is lot to talk about grand indian wedding.
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