Moments, not poses
I photograph weddings the way they actually happen. I do not line people up or ask anyone to do it again. I watch, wait and keep the moments nobody planned: a father straightening a garland, a cousin crying at the back, two people forgetting the camera completely.
Most of my couples tell me afterwards that they barely noticed I was there. That is the point.
Every tradition on the island
A Hindu wedding in Flacq, a church wedding in Cap Malheureux, a civil ceremony on the beach at Le Morne: every one has its own rhythm, its own rituals and its own moments that cannot be missed.
I know when the turmeric is coming, where to stand during the pheras and when to put the camera down. And I am there for the Geet Gawai, the haldi and the mehndi too, because some of the best photographs of the week happen before the wedding day.
From recent weddings
All weddings
People. Light. The ones who matter.