Rehana and Bradley – Nooitgedacht muslim wedding photography

Rehana and Bradley, now called Basheer, joined their paths together in the beautiful ceremony at Nooitgedacht. I absolutely love doing muslim wedding photography! The bride gets to wear two different outfits and she gets ready twice. Rehana chose traditional white outfit for the welcoming ceremony. Basheer (that’s the groom’s new muslim name) also arrived from the mosque wearing traditional outfit. After the ring ceremony we all proceeded to Nooitgedacht for the reception. The spacious bridal suite at Nooitgedacht was perfect for muslim wedding photography. Bridesmaids gathered around, as the beauty team was working on their makeup and hair. Rehana’s second dress was a classic wedding gown. The bride looked like a real life princess and left us all speechless when she walked down the reception hall. Bradley chose a vibrant dark blue suit and it turned out to be the perfect choice! The groom looked very stylish for their muslim wedding photography. Nooitgedacht hosted over three hundred guests for this ceremony. The venue looked very impressive with three rows of long tables going down the middle. The centrepiece was a stylish sofa, where bride and groom posed for photographs with their guests. For the closing ceremony the ladies from Bradley’s family welcomed the bride and escorted her out of the reception hall. We followed the bride to their new home, where she was welcomed by her husband.

This muslim wedding photography was a great opportunity for an inside view into fascinating muslim tradition. The warm welcome and the abundance of photo opportunities leave us hoping for many more muslim celebrations!

We would like to congratulate this beautiful couple and wish them many years filled with love and happiness. They truly are inseparable! Thank you, Rehana and Bradley, for choosing us to capture your Nooitgedacht muslim wedding photography. It was an honour and a pleasure to be part of your special day!

“Our life story:

We have been good friends for many years we have always been there for each other. Nothing brought us together it was destiny “meant to be” we were each others best friend. I married my soul mate and best friend!

I must say the moment he walked through the door after mosque and I realised that he was no longer my friend, boyfriend or fiance. He was now my husband, that moment was overwhelming and special especially when he put the ring on my finger. It was an emotional and overwhelmingly joyous occasion, especially due to the fact that my mom never lived to witness the moment as she passed away from cancer about a month before the wedding that she planned and wished to see and the fact that my dad had to go through giving his daughter away on his own.

This is a special time in your life, take in every moment and don’t get so deep into the planning that you forget to savour the small moments. If you have your parents with you to witness the day appreciate it, thank them be grateful for them. I was not so lucky to have had my mom there which was the hardest thing to go through, but my dad was my support and my anchor and stood in as if I had both my parents. Take in every moment with your husband on the day as it goes by so quickly. Enjoy the planning and the day to the fullest!”