A Wedding Event, Family Time. Part 2

11 months ago (Edited)

Hey, Lovely people of the weekend Experience Community, I Hope you are all fine and doing great, In this post, I am going to share the experience I had at a wedding event 2 weeks ago. I have a lot to share, so I am writing it as a series and this is part 2.

If you want to read part 1, you can visit the given link.

https://ecency.com/hive-168869/@itwithsm/a-wedding-event-family-time

Let me start from where we left off last week, I was capturing the photos of those small kids. I asked Faraz Ahmad to stand up and capture his smiley photo. The smile on his face is priceless.

The room we were sitting in was adorably decorated. the first thing that captured my attention was this fan, it had 5 feathers and I have never seen a fan with five features before. It was like a new thing for me.

after that, I stand up and capture these photos of decorations.

There was this sword hanging on the wall, it looked antique, unique and old.

how beautifully was the tissue box decorated? I loved it.

These things were kept in the small rack. A small horse.

and some cultural small kitchen things.

There were some artificial flowers kept in the corner.

This was the wall where I was sitting. I liked the design which was made on the wall. The lighting was cool.

Then I asked Faraz Ahmad to get up to see the sitting place, in the middle of the sitting place there was this beautiful chandelier, which was hanged in front of the groom's sitting place.

As it was a Mehndi Funtion, the color scheme was yellow, you can see yellow flowers in the background where Farazn Ahmad is standing.

I asked Faraz Ahmad to sit on the Soffa and let me capture his picture, he was too shy to sit in the Groom's place.

It was such an amazing experience, I hope you guys have enjoyed it.

There is much in the video which is attached to this post. in the video, you can see the preparation of the BBQ for the guests, you can also see the complete overview of the sitting place and also Some dances of the local dancers.