WEDDING

KATHERINE & RAHUL

THE GIBBES MUSEM + THE ISLAND HOUSE | CHARLESTON, SC

A bride and groom of Indian descent holding hands, smiling and walking hand-in-hand at their outdoor wedding ceremony, surrounded by family and friends, with a floral arch and tents in the background.

Charleston, South Carolina, provided a breathtaking backdrop for Katherine and Rahul’s wedding weekend—a vibrant fusion of Indian and Western traditions that beautifully reflected their love as well as the richness of both cultures.

From the vibrant pre-wedding festivities at The Gibbes Museum to the elegant riverside ceremony at The Island House, every detail was thoughtfully crafted—including the timing. Their wedding weekend coincided with Halloween, Día de los Muertos, All Saints’ Day, Diwali, and the Hindu New Year, making the celebration even more meaningful. In many ways, it echoed the spirit of these holidays—embracing light, music, and togetherness.

Close-up of a woman in a red embroidered traditional Indian wedding dress, showing detailed henna designs on her hands and colorful bangles.


“Nicholas was amazing to work with. He is not only funny and personable but he also possesses an unparalleled sense of framing. Every picture came out beautifully. We would recommend him without reservation.”

— KATHERINE & RAHUL

A man wearing traditional Indian attire with a white embroidered kurta and red shawl, standing outdoors with green banana leaves in the background, smiling.
Group of men dressed in traditional Indian attire standing on grass near a river, with blue sky and clouds in the background.
A woman in a red and silver traditional Indian bridal outfit standing on grass near a body of water, holding a bouquet of pink and red flowers, with a cloudy sky in the background.
A woman wearing a red floral traditional outfit holding a bouquet of pink, red, and peach flowers, including peonies and roses, outdoors on a grassy field.

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