Over four years, photographer Subhendu Sen has been shooting various processes that go into creating the perfect Indian wedding. What has emerged from this body of work is an archive of images that move from pre-wedding bridal make-up to the baraat, the stolen moments between rituals and the Saptapadi (seven steps around the holy fire).

These frames are currently on display at Artists’ Centre at Kala Ghoda at the ongoing exhibition, Moods of Wedding. While the wedding photographer has always been a fixture at such events, Sen terms himself a “new age wedding photographer” which implies he stays away from posed images, and believes in capturing spontaneous candid moments, instead.