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A wedding with no priest [A coorgi wedding in Madikeri]
A few hours away from Bangalore, Coorg is a land endowed with lush greenery and a people distinct not only in it's ethnicity but also way of life. Coorgi weddings too similarly bear this mark of distinction. To start with, there is no priest involved. There is a framed photograph of the Cauvery and a brass lamp. One's parents and other elders take on the task of getting the couple married fondly remembering their ancestors. Decked usually in a brocade saree and a veil general
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Anchal and Calappa's coorgi wedding at Prestige Golfshire Club, Bangalore
Photographed by Sneha Kar and Prashant Bharadwaj
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#WeCallDibs
Dana and Ibrahim chose The Zuri hotel at Kumarakom in Kerala for their lebanese wedding. This absolute hoot of a wedding was laidback and truly soaked in the slowness of the surroundings and finally it was singing and dancing through the night. Photographed by Sneha Kar Planner: Elsewhere Weddings Location: The Zuri Kumarakom Resort and Spa
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Murtaza and Oliya's nikah at The Sacred Grove, Bangalore.
Photographer: Sneha Kar Day 1 Started with a not so quintessential groom welcome. This tradition of egging finds it's root somewhere in Persia. Crates of eggs were passed amid giggles and anticipation. As soon as the groom and his cohort entered, a crack, a thud on the head but no yolk. It was glitter instead. The stage was then a throw of hands finding the next available person to shower them with glitter. The evening progressed to more upbeat rhythm with both families joine
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Ashwathy and Satyajit's dreamy pastel hued intimate affair at The Tamarind Tree, Bangalore.
Photographers: Sneha Kar and Elvin Jacob
Sneha Kar
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a little musing
At Coffee Stains, we see you in a unique way—in fact we not only see you, we perceive your uniqueness. And like every stain leaves a mark of its having been, a photograph is a fraction of a moment, indelible and deeply important, for it makes us remember. As every coffee stain leaves behind the testimony of a moment of contemplation or perhaps a conversation the sepia of that stain is an unforgettable memoir of that past. We believe that every moment tells a story and a good
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