Happy Anniversary to Dehab and Biniam

It seems yesterday as our newly wed couple Biniam and Dehab walked the aisle. To think time passes slowly hmmm..., today we send our warmest wishes to Dehabini as they celebrate their first year anniversary.

We share these images with you to join us and congratulate/wish as they re-live each moment all over again. If you leave a comment, we’ll add your notes on the hi-res DVD slideshow they’ll be receiving.

Thank you,

Wedding Fotography

Rovi and Rabia Wedding

Rabia and Rovi wedding was a lot of fun to fotograph. More importantly it was flawless. Nothing makes the day more enjoyable when the bride and groom are very calm and easy going. Aside from their beauty, they were the nicest couple to work with.

Marriage Ceremony took place on Friday by Pandit Dr. Vishnu Hardowar.

Hindu Wedding Ceremony
Changed by the priest in Sanskrit verse, the prayers that compose the Hindu wedding ceremony are derived from the Vedic scriptures spiritual texts originating in India that are over four-thousand years old.

The Reception took place at Orlando Metropolitan Resort the following day. Decorated very elegantly and the food was yammi... let's just say it kept me on my feet the rest of the night.

As you begin your new journey in Indiana...
we wish you Prosperity and happiness in your life together.

Eden and Noah Wedding

No better place to tie the wedding knot than Miami in mid November. Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself as Eden and Noah joined to begin their new life.

Lynn and Micheal Maternity

Lynn and Micheal wed on April 2006, and I had the pleasure of photographing their most memorable moments as they begun a new life together. Now Lynn and Micheal are expecting twins and once again I was thrilled to see them filled with emotions ranging from joy and excitement.






I'm honor for Lynn and Micheal to allow me capture a timeless and priceless memories and to be a part of their life's path and journey.

Zenawit and Samuel Wedding Day

NEBSEE Foto traveled to Columbus, Ohio to capture Zenawit and Samuel wedding.

Your wedding is a story to be told

Every detail of your wedding day is important. Every moment is planned, yet special. These moments gathered together is your unique story.....a story to be remembered.

For many months up to the very last minute before the ceremony, Samuel and Zenawit worked long and hard on making this dream of theirs a reality, and with the help of family, friends and plenty of God’s grace, everything was finally set.

Friday, a day before the wedding, as many guests were starting to arrive, I met the couples who seem very calm and relaxed to my surprise.

After a lot of hard work the preparations were done and the big day had arrived. Saturday, the wedding day. notwithstanding having slept late the night before doing yet even more wedding projects, they woke up early. Excited… since they couldn’t see each other before the Ceremony took place, the strong love that gathered them two to this day couldn’t keep them away from constantly communicating with each.

Brides have so many adored little girls in their lives that they often choose more than one flowergirl. In fact, we're now seeing groups of flowergirls including all of the bride and groom's nieces. And it's a precious scene when five or six little ones in white party dresses with the ring bearer boy in tux make their way down the aisle preceding the bride. These kids were adorable and did a great job with the candles, rings and flower petals.


Following the ceremony and formal photos at the Latter-Day, the couple joined their guests for a fairytale reception at the Temple. The highlights included a delectable dinner, a buffet of traditional antres, and the amaizing traditional coffee ceremony.






The wedding guests enjoyed a live band from Atlanta, who played a traditional Eritrean Song. The family and many friends abroad joined in on the fun as the couple danced the night away.

One of the unforgettable highlight of the night was Zenawit and Samuel slow dance to a song written and recorded by their friend (Solomon) who couldn't make it to share the joy.

Traditional ceremony the following day. After the wedding its custom for the couple to stay at home for two to three weeks while relatives provide meals.

This was a wonderful event, and it was a pleasure to be a part of it."Now that the wedding is over, the Honeymoon had begun, and the future... well It will come closer than we can assume.