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Wedding books, made for fictional families

Every example here was made with AI from a template, for a family we made up. Your book uses your names, your answers and your photos.

A bride and groom with pearl strings across their foreheads laugh together under a marigold mandap.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

Gauri & Aniket: Halad to Reception, Pune

For Gauri and Aniket, from Gauri's parents, with copies for both Ajis

A Marathi wedding in function chapters: the halad, the antarpat and mangalashtak, the saptapadi, the pathavani and the reception. Classic album style, Hinglish captions, and a family names page in the back.

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  1. Laughing relatives smear turmeric paste on a bride's cheeks as she sits on a low wooden seat.

    Halad: the whole family was yellow by noon.

  2. A silk cloth is lowered between a bride and groom as relatives around them shower rice.

    Mangalashtak: the antarpat comes down, and there he is.

  3. An elderly grandmother with silver hair blesses a bride and groom at their evening reception.

    Aji's blessing, the photo everyone asked for.

Watercolour illustration of a bride and groom in South Indian wedding clothes sharing a steel tumbler of filter coffee.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

How a Chennai Filter Coffee Became a Muhurtham: Meera & Vikram

For Meera and Vikram, from Meera's younger sister Divya

An illustrated story in 14 watercolour scenes: two colleagues, one office coffee machine, a rishta call that both families thought was their own idea, and a Chennai wedding morning.

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  1. Watercolour illustration of a young woman and man reaching for the same office coffee machine button.

    Page 2: Monday, 9 am, one coffee machine, two people in a hurry.

  2. Watercolour illustration of two families meeting over tea and snacks in a sunlit living room.

    Page 7: The rishta call, which both mothers say was their idea.

  3. Watercolour illustration of a bride and groom exchanging flower garlands under a decorated wedding canopy.

    Page 13: The garland exchange, and the whole family cheering.

A smiling bride in a pastel pink outfit holds up both hennaed palms towards the camera.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

Vatna, Mehendi, Sangeet: Jasleen's Three Days in Ludhiana

For Jasleen, from her cousin Harleen, made from the cousins' phone photos

A 24-page softcover in mehendi pastel: the vatna morning, an afternoon of henna, and a sangeet night where every cousin had a dance to do. Captions in Hinglish, with the sangeet song title on the closing page.

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  1. Cousins laugh as they smear yellow paste on a bride seated on a low stool in a sunny courtyard.

    Vatna morning: nobody stayed clean.

  2. A henna artist draws a fine pattern on a bride's palm while she watches and smiles.

    Mehendi afternoon: three hours, two hands, one very patient bride.

  3. A bride and groom dance on a lit stage while family members clap and a dhol player plays beside them.

    Sangeet night: one song, everyone on the floor.

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