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The Wedding Sheila Tayeb & Jamil
by THE PIXELICIOUS PHOTOGRAPHY

Updated on 21 November 2017, Bali

SHEILA TAYEB & JAMIL // THE WEDDING AT SEMARA BEACH HOUSE BALI They rays of sun went in through the large windows of the Semara Villa Bali and lightened up its entire corridors where Sheila & Jamil was standing. they didn’t know it then, but in a couple of seconds after that, his heart and his mind would be filled with a beautiful picture - a new memory - that he will want to remember for the rest of his life. I watched as Sheila walking with her father towards him in her white gown and saw his expressions shift. I couldn’t point out what it was exactly; it seemed like an erratic mixture of immense joy and pride, a little bit unworthy of her beauty, and maybe, a whole lot of gratitude for her being. But he looked happy. He looked tremendously happy . And Sheila’s face broke into a huge grin as she approached him. I stood there on the corner, capturing the moment with my camera and the feelings with my heart, trying (hard) to pull myself together, for that was by far, one of the most beautiful moments I have had the privilege to witness. From the moment you said “Yes!” to marrying him, that’s when the wheels in your head started going, producing undeniably beautiful imageries of your dream wedding. You know exactly what kind of dress you’ll walk down the aisle in, what the aisle is going to look like, what flowers you’re going to be holding, what your invitation will be made of, what your bridal party is going to wear, and I bet you could already hear the songs that will be playing on the night of your wedding day. I don’t blame you. I really don’t. Getting married is a wonderful thing. It is a beautiful celebration of the biggest decision you probably ever made in your whole life. Does it call for a ton of preparation? Yes, of course, it does. But if I can offer a friendly reminder: your wedding will only last for a day, but your marriage will be for a lifetime. I hope that you won’t get lost in planning your wedding to a tee that you forget to plan or get ready for your marriage, because by the time you kick off your dancing shoes at the end of your wedding party, that’s when the journey really begins. Don’t be fooled into thinking that it’s going to come naturally to you because it won’t. Marriage takes a lot work… in fact, it takes much, much, much more than preparing for the celebratory feast that will only last for a day. I must admit that when I first learned of this project, I was a bit unsure of what to expect, but I was excited nonetheless. You see, I’ve never been too that many Makasar-Indian weddings or met a groom (and his entire Tayeb family) . But as someone who’s had their share of working with people from different cultural background, I anticipated that there would have to be a lot of understanding and tolerance. I was a little bit uncertain of the boundaries that I was allowed to show and what I couldn’t, so I made a point to ask for a brief guideline. However, after being around this beautiful couple for a while, I had forgott


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