Hindu Wedding Videography
Marriages, according to Hindu beliefs are made in heaven, and once you are married, the bond is supposed to last for seven lifetimes. It is considered to be a turning point in an individual’s life as he enters the second important phase or ashram of his life – the Garhasthyaashram. A lot of importance is associated with marriages in Hinduism as it is considered to be one of the most important duties of a man’s life. Through marriage he is paying his debt to his forefathers, by procreating children and ensuring continuation of his family’s lineage. Hindu weddings are long processes, with various rituals that may take days to be executed. Every single custom and practice in a wedding ceremony has deep philosophical and spiritual significance. Throughout the world the Hindus adhere to these set of rituals and continue on the traditions of marriage that is unique amongst those in the world.
Our trademarks of Camrin Films is in being able to capture all the variety of different aspects that make an Indian wedding, with skillful cinematic techniques and state of the art equipment. Camrin Films is established as a leading professional videographer for filming Hindu weddings. Commended by the Hindu Priest Association, we have a reputation for creating films that are modern whilst reflecting traditional Hindu values. What sets our work apart is our cinematic documentary style, this results in a visual film that is both natural and spontaneous. Furthermore our videographers are very discreet so you remain the centre of attention not us!
- Couple Poses – The Royal Shot!
- Funny Melodramatic Moments!
- Its Black. Its White!
- A Walk to Remember – The ‘Chal Mere Saath’ Shot!
- The ‘Can’t Wait to be with You’ shot!
- Romancing the Rains!
- The ‘I’ll take you Home’ shot!
- A li’l Privacy Please!
- Couple Swag!
- That ‘Catching a Few Moments Together’ shot!
- Status Update!
- Wedding Vows!
- Your First Dance!
- The Essential ‘Just Married’ Shot!
- The First Kiss!
Nair is one of the upper caste called Kshatriya in the state of Kerala. Nair weddings are carried out in the traditional way. Niar weddings are short, sweet and simple with some modern elements defined by NSS. The wedding ceremony starts with Nishchayam when the two families agree upon fr marriage. Nischayam is simply the engagement that was not traditional. This was adopted from Tami brahmin community. What is been done during the Nishchayam is elders from the family of both bride and groom giving each other signed letters agreeing to marriage in the presence of a senior Karayogam member. after that follows announcing the date by Karayogam member and exchange of engagement rings. In Palakkad and some places of Trivandrum apart from the following customs they do exchange Nischaya Thamboolam, which contains horoscopes of bride and groom as well as a declaration paper that carries date and time of wedding along with coconut, silk, fowers.
It is the capital of the Bay of Bengal in the eastern part of the state of Tamil Nadu. It is in the Fort of St. George that was built in 1644. Now known as Madras, the British Army Garcian has now exhibited a museum that is turning into East India Company. The Kapaleeshwarar temple, the idols of the deities, the Anglican Church in the 17th century and the St. Mary's are the main shrines.
