These factors make photographing an Indian wedding significantly different from western weddings. Wedding photography is now a major commercial endeavor in India that supports the bulk of the efforts for many photographers. There are photographers outside of India that specialize in Indian weddings. Bright colors such as red and orange are considered appropriate, and the photographs often use saturated colors. Generally, Indian wedding proceedings do not pause for photographs, requiring the photographers to anticipate the next event and be ready with the right angle. Photographs from some famous Indian weddings have been published widely in newspapers:   Lavish marriages are often portrayed in Bollywood movies. Common moments that are recorded in Indian wedding photography include:   In India, a number of weddings take place in the "wedding season". For example, in early October, the city of Delhi can have up about 15,000 weddings a night. That can make it hard to locate wedding photographers for those who have not planned sufficiently in advance. Wedding planning in India is now a $10 billion market. Indian children who have been raised overseas also expect to get married in the Indian tradition. Photo stories of Indian weddings occasionally are published in US newspapers. Indian wedding photographers need to be aware of the cultural aspects of Indian wedding photography. They need to understand the symbolism of specific religious rituals and perhaps meet with in-laws to ask whether traditional photo compositions are desired. They also need to take into account the variation in skin tones. India has a new breed of wedding photographers who capture candid and journalistic wedding photographs. NRI (Non-resident Indian) people who come to India for marriage tend to look for Indian photographers on the web. Indian wedding events can often take multiple days, and may take place in multiple locations. Mehendi/Sangeet can often take place at the bride's home, whereas the wedding is held at a hotel or function hall. A "destination wedding" is defined as marrying 100 or more miles from where the marrying couple currently live. The term can also refer to any wedding in which the engaged couple and/or a majority of their guests travel to attend the wedding ceremony. Destination weddings are the fastest growing sector of the US wedding industry, currently representing more than 25% of the market. About 350,000 destination weddings take place each year accounting for $16 billion in spending.  70% of destination weddings take place in the continental USA, most popularly Florida, California, Nevada. The top three destinations outside the continental USA are the Caribbean, Mexico, and Hawaii. Destination wedding photographers may run into challenges not typically associated with their normal weddings, ranging from location familiarity to client familiarity.