Asian Wedding Photographers – London, Watford, Harrow, UK

Asian Wedding Photographers - London, Watford, Harrow, UK

Thank you for visiting our Blog. We are based in North West London specialising in Asian (Indian, Hindu, Sikh, Muslim) Wedding Photography. We don't just cover London but all over UK.

From Engagements, Ceremonies, Weddings to Receptions, we offer our cherished passion of photography as a service to all those people who wish to capture their best moments in the most beautiful way through photography.

Our general style of wedding photography moves away from the traditional style leading to a style that is very much in touch with today's trends. We document what we see, working unobtrusively letting the day unfold, and capturing the events as they happen for you to cherish forever.

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Nikah photography

Nikah Photography

Let’s explain what Nikah is before showing examples of Nikah photography.

Marriage in Islam known as Nikah, is a solemn and sacred social contract between bride and groom. Both parties mutually agree and enter into this contract. Basically, both the bride and groom have the liberty to define various terms and conditions of their liking and make them a part of their contract. The first part of the marriage ceremony, Muslim Nikah, is the signing of the marriage contract itself. This contract requires the consent of both parties if they are adults. In Islam, marriage is a legal bond and social contract between a man and a woman as prompted by the Shari’a. A woman may propose marriage to a man directly or through an intermediary. Marriage is a social obligation and is registered by the qadhi / qazi who performs the short ceremony.

The assembly of Nikah is addressed with a Nikah Sermon (khutba-tun-nikah) by the Muslim officiating the marriage. In marriage societies, customarily, a state appointed Muslim judge (Qadhi, qazi) officiates the nikah ceremony and keeps the record of the marriage contract. However any trust worthy practicing Muslim can conduct the nikah ceremony, as Islam does not advocate priesthood. The documents of marriage contract/certificate are filed with the mosque (masjid) and local government for record. Prophet Muhammad (S) made it his tradition (sunnah) to have Nikah sermon delivered in the assembly to solemnize the marriage. The sermon invites the bride and the groom, as well as the participating guests in the assembly to a life of piety, mutual love, kindness, and social responsibility.

Prophet Muhammad (S) considered simple weddings the best weddings, ‘The best wedding is that upon which the least trouble and expense is bestowed”. (Mishkat)

Primary Requirements of Nikah

1) Mutual agreement (Ijab-O-Qubul) by the bride and the groom

2) Two adult and sane witnesses

3) Mahr (marriage-gift) to be paid by the groom to the bride either immediately (muajjal) or deferred (muakhkhar), or a combination of both

Secondary Requirements of Nikah

1) Legal guardian (wakeel) representing the bride

2) Written marriage contract (“Aqd-Nikah) signed by the bride and the groom and witnesses by two adult and sane witnesses

3) Qadi (State appointed Muslim judge) or Ma’zoon (a responsible person officiating the marriage ceremony)

4) Khutba-tun-Nikah to solemnize the marriage

More information on Nikah ceremonies and Nikah photography can be found here

Nikah photography