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Just thought of sharing my experience at Delhi consulate where I had been recently for my visa stamping along with my husband.
After all the initial formalities, we were made to stand in the BEP queue. When our turn came, we went to the counter. Earlier i was holding a L1 Blanket, but didn't travel using that and it got expired. So I was asked about why I didnt travel using L1B, I gave the reason. Then he asked my husband about his place of work, whether his was a government or a private company. Then he asked for our marriage photo graphs. Since we were instructed to take formal photographs of the marriage ceremony, among the 15 snaps which i had carried with me, many of them were from the church snaps, which will have only the priest, ourselves and 2 more persons. So the guy at the counter started asking me about how many of them turned for the marriage, why there is not much crowd, etc. (He particularly pointed at a snap where the initial few benches were empty in the church and asked why all these are empty, where is the crowd...). I replied saying that the whole crowd came for the reception, then he asked where are the reception photos. Unfortunately i carried only 3 reception photos with me. The guy then finally approved our visa without any more questions.
So from my experience I would suggest that you carry as many photos as you can with a lot of crowd.
After all the initial formalities, we were made to stand in the BEP queue. When our turn came, we went to the counter. Earlier i was holding a L1 Blanket, but didn't travel using that and it got expired. So I was asked about why I didnt travel using L1B, I gave the reason. Then he asked my husband about his place of work, whether his was a government or a private company. Then he asked for our marriage photo graphs. Since we were instructed to take formal photographs of the marriage ceremony, among the 15 snaps which i had carried with me, many of them were from the church snaps, which will have only the priest, ourselves and 2 more persons. So the guy at the counter started asking me about how many of them turned for the marriage, why there is not much crowd, etc. (He particularly pointed at a snap where the initial few benches were empty in the church and asked why all these are empty, where is the crowd...). I replied saying that the whole crowd came for the reception, then he asked where are the reception photos. Unfortunately i carried only 3 reception photos with me. The guy then finally approved our visa without any more questions.
So from my experience I would suggest that you carry as many photos as you can with a lot of crowd.
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