100+ Indian Wedding Presets

🌟 “Indian Wedding Lightroom Presets”: Because Editing 1,000 Turmeric-Stained Photos Shouldn’t Feel Like a Bollywood Drama 🎬

Hey there, wedding warrior! 👋 Let’s talk about your biggest pain point: spending hours editing Indian wedding photos while your laptop fan sounds like a dying auto-rickshaw. 🛺💨 What if I told you there’s a way to turn those chaotic mehendi close-ups and neon-lit sangeet shots into magic… in just ONE click?

Imagine This…

You’re editing a Haldi ceremony photo. The bride’s glowing, but the turmeric on her face looks like someone smeared Cheeto dust. 😬 The uncle in the background? His shirt is so blown out, he’s basically a floating head. You tweak sliders for 20 minutes. The result? Still “meh.”

Enter my “Wedding Presets”—crafted after editing 217 weddings, 3 mental breakdowns, and one disastrous attempt to fix a groom’s green-tinted beard (thanks, mixed lighting!). These presets aren’t just filters… they’re your new best friend.

Why You’ll Hug Me Later 🙌

1️⃣ “But Indian Weddings Are So Colorful!”

• Truth: They’re also a minefield of clashing sarees, gold jewelry, and neon stage lights. My presets tame the chaos.
• How? They’re color-calibrated for:
  • Reds that pop without looking like a tomato festival. 🍅
  • Skin tones that glow, not jaundice-yellow (no one wants a “Haldi Hangover” look).
  • Gold accents that shimmer, not scream “I’m blinding you!” ✨

2️⃣ “I’m Stuck Editing 4AM Sangeet Photos!”

• My “Midnight Masala” preset fixes:
  • Grainy dance floors (hello, noise reduction + grain that’s actually stylish).
  • Purple disco lights that turn aunties into Thanos (we balance hues, snap included). 💜
  • Sweaty foreheads (softened clarity, not Facetune fraud).

3️⃣ “Clients Want Consistency… But Every Ceremony Looks Different!”

• Haldi = Golden warmth.
• Mehendi = Earthy, henna-enhancing mood.
• Pheras = Romantic, candlelit drama.
• My presets create a cohesive gallery that still honors each event’s vibe.

The Secret Sauce? (No, Not Mom’s Biryani Recipe)

These presets were born from disaster. Like that time I edited a Mehndi photo where the bride’s hands looked neon green (RIP, fluorescent lighting). Now, they:

• Auto-adjust skin tones for every ceremony (no more zombie grooms!).
• Boost intricate details—think zari embroidery, henna swirls, and that one uncle’s perfectly waxed mustache. 🧔
• Work in any light: harsh midday sun, dim mandap candles, or your cousin’s iPhone flash.

“But Are They Easy to Use?”

Girl, please. I’ve seen you scroll Instagram while frying samosas. 🥟 These presets are 1-click wonders. Just:
1️⃣ Import your photo.
2️⃣ Click the preset (sip your chai while it works).
3️⃣ Tweak ONE slider if you’re fancy (or don’t—I trust you).

Bonus: They come with a “Panic Button” guide for fixing:

• Overexposed lehengas.
• Turmeric-stained dupattas.
• That random dude photobombing with a plate of gulab jamun. 🍩

“Okay, But What’s the Catch?”

There isn’t one. Unless you count:

• Your clients crying happy tears (pack tissues).
• You finally eating dinner before midnight (microwave biryani counts!).
• Your Instagram becoming the GOAT of wedding edits (# humblebrag).

Plus, I’ll throw in “Bhaiya, Fix This!” LUTs for videos—because Uncle’s 45-minute speech needs moody lighting.

Ready to Ditch the Editing Drama?

For less than the cost of a Jio recharge, you get:
✅ 15 custom presets (each named after a Bollywood drama trope—yes, “Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Ghost” is one).
✅ Lifetime updates (I’ll keep fighting bad lighting so you don’t have to).
✅ My personal WhatsApp for emergencies (“Help, the bride’s sindoor looks pink!”).

Click “Add to Cart” before your next wedding gig. Or don’t—and keep rage-quitting Lightroom at 2AM. 😉

Your Turn, Photo Hero!
Tag me in your before/afters with #ChaiAndPresets. I’ll repost the messiest edit (and send virtual jalebi). 🥮✨

Because life’s too short for bad edits and cold chai. ☕