From quiet light
to the open sea.

Alisha & Sean

Their oceanfront Sikh wedding in Cabo San Lucas leads the story, followed by the portraits and celebrations around it.

01 · THE ANAND KARAJ

Tradition at the edge
of the ocean.

Under a canopy of soft flowers, Alisha and Sean share their Sikh wedding ceremony with the sea beyond. Wide frames remember the scale of the place; closer photographs keep the focus on the two of them and the people gathered around them.

Then petals rise into the air. It is a moment that feels as expansive as the setting, and as personal as the hands reaching toward them.

02 · THE JOURNEY TO CABO

Ivory, sage,
and a horizon of blue.

In Cabo, the palette changes. Alisha’s ivory embroidery and the sage tones worn by family and friends meet palms, open sky, and the ocean. The day moves from tender family portraits into the joyful arrival of the wedding party.

We hold onto the gestures as carefully as the scenery: the family beside her, the procession gathering, and the anticipation before the ceremony.

03 · THE COLOUR OF CABO

A celebration in full colour.

Beyond the ceremony, another side of Alisha and Sean’s Cabo story comes alive in vivid embroidery, henna, flowers, and the easy closeness between them.

04 · A QUIET PORTRAIT CHAPTER

Before the sea,
there was stillness.

In their earlier portrait session, Alisha and Sean are framed by pale stone, patterned glass, and long corridors of light. The portraits have room to breathe: a hand held across a window, a glance on the staircase, the ease of standing close.

These photographs offer a quieter counterpoint to the colour, movement, and gathering of their destination celebration.