Cultural Wedding Photography Guides

Shivani Reddy

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15We’re excited to launch our latest resource, the Cultural Wedding Guide Bundle.  These 4 ebooks will prepare you to photograph vastly different cultures that make up a large portion of the wedding photo & video industry: Hindu, Jewish, Persian, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese.

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Our comprehensive workshop will be covering everything you need to know about cultural weddings from:

  • Expanding Clientele By Understanding Cultural Wedding Traditions
  • Learning Key Traditions From Different Cultures
  • Gaining Insight For Covering Cultural Weddings With Specialized Photography Tips
  • Includes Glossary of Culturally Specific Terms
  • Over 200 Pages Worth Of Invaluable Information
  • 300+ Reference Images For Inspiration

You Might be Missing Out On a huge market!

According to TheKnot.com, out of 2.3 million weddings that took place in the U.S. in 2017, 21% of couples incorporated cultural elements into their wedding day. That means 483,000 potential clients are looking for photographers that have a deeper understanding of how to capture one of the most important days of their lives.

Learn Key Moments & Traditions

In each guide, we give you an in-depth glossary of each culture to help you gain a better understanding of why these cultural traditions play a major role during the wedding day.

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Extensive Glossary Of Cultural Terms & Traditions

Gain access to a library of culturally specific terms pertinent to Hindu, Jewish, Persian, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese weddings. By understanding these terms & events, you’ll not only have a greater understanding of how these traditions shaped these cultures but also how to better tell a wedding story.

Purchase the guides below for a limited time discount and learn how to tell the perfect cultural wedding story!

Over 300+ Image References To Better Understand Each Cultural Component

Since pictures are worth a thousand words, we included image examples of each tradition, object, ritual, and garment to help photographers better visualize the significance of each respective item.