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Several weddings and engagements

Henna, pens, rings, red packets, and a hand pressed to the lips. Most of a wedding is done with the hands.

The bride raises her hennaed hands to her face, one eye showing between her fingers.
The bride signs the marriage certificate on a clipboard.
The bride, her hands painted with henna, signs the certificate.
A ring slipped onto the bride’s finger, close up.
The groom slides a ring onto the bride’s hennaed finger and she laughs.
A red packet held out; a hand raised in front of it.
Close: she presses the woman’s hand to her lips.
The bride’s hennaed hands around a white bouquet; the groom’s hand beside it.
Their hands side by side: hers on a bouquet, his at his wrist.
The couple hold up their hands, hers painted with henna, to show the rings.
The couple hold out their hands to show their rings, laughing.

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Bride and groom stand hand in hand before a carved niche, seen from behind.

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Windows, arches, doorways and bare walls. Find the frame, then wait for someone to step into it.

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The bride looks up, lit by a warm lamp, flowers at her chest.

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