Travel lovers, family vibes, and a stunning ceremony in Ware
Some couples plan their wedding months in advance with colour-coded spreadsheets. Disha & Amit? Let’s just say their idea of pre-wedding planning often involved hopping on a plane instead of finalising seating charts. These two are true globe-trotters — but when it came to their wedding, they knew they wanted one thing for certain: a proper Hindu celebration with all the joy, tradition, and family that comes with it.
And Fanhams Hall in Ware was the perfect setting. This beautiful Jacobean mansion isn’t just about history and grandeur — it’s about flexibility, which is exactly what you need for an Indian wedding. The lawns were transformed with a mandap set against the backdrop of landscaped gardens, giving the whole day that balance of tradition and open-air beauty.
The atmosphere was relaxed, full of laughter, and very “Disha & Amit” — the kind of day where families take charge of the details while the couple just soak it all in. And honestly? It worked perfectly. Their love for travel was echoed in the little conversations, the shared stories, and the way everyone seemed to carry a piece of their journey into the celebration.
Why Fanhams Hall is Ideal for Asian Weddings
From my experience, Fanhams Hall is a venue that really understands big, colourful weddings. Here’s why couples love it:
Expansive grounds perfect for outdoor mandaps and ceremonies
The Great Hall offers a stunning indoor option if the weather has other plans
Japanese gardens for portraits (a personal favourite for those quiet couple moments)
Plenty of space for large guest lists while still feeling intimate
Thank you, Disha & Amit, for letting me capture your big day. From the laughter during the preparations to the emotional moments under the mandap, it was a wedding full of heart, family, and joy. The kind of day that reminds me why I love photographing Hindu weddings so much.
