Weddings
Your wedding, kept the way it felt
Photography and cinema for Indian weddings — from the first haldi stain on a kurta to the last song of the reception. Told honestly, edited beautifully, delivered to be looked at for the rest of your life.
What we capture
A whole wedding, not a highlight of it
A wedding is several days, several families and a hundred small decisions. Coverage is planned so none of it is left to luck.
The getting ready
The hours nobody photographs on their phone — a mother pinning a dupatta, a father practising a speech, the room going quiet just before it is time.
The rituals in order
Ceremonies are long and they matter. We learn the order of your rites beforehand so the camera is already in the right place when the moment arrives.
The two of you
A short, unhurried portrait session away from the crowd. No stiff poses — we give you something to do and then step back.
The people around you
Grandparents, cousins, the friends who flew in. Family frames are planned into the timeline rather than squeezed in when everyone has already left for dinner.
The details you chose
Invitations, jewellery, the flowers, the food, the room before anyone walks into it — the decisions you spent months on, photographed properly.
The night it becomes
Speeches, the first dance, the uncles on the floor at midnight. Reception coverage runs as late as the party does.
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Cities we work in
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Frames in the gallery
Featured weddings
Real weddings we photographed
Full stories — the venue, the rituals, the people and the frames we would print ourselves.
The first wedding stories are being written and approved by the couples in them. We publish nothing without their permission, so this shelf fills slowly and honestly.
Wedding photography
Photographs that still hold up in ten years
We shoot documentary-first. That means we watch the room rather than direct it, and we would rather miss a posed frame than miss your grandmother laughing at something your brother said.
Every image is culled by hand and graded shot by shot, so the reds of a lehenga and the gold on a mangalsutra look the way they looked to you, not the way an auto-preset decided.
- Documentary and portrait coverage
- Two or more photographers where the timeline needs it
- Hand-graded, full-resolution files
- A curated edit, not a dump of every frame
Wedding films
A film made from the words that were said
Vows, speeches and the things people say when they think the camera has moved on. That audio is the spine of every film we cut.
Films are published here as couples clear them for sharing. If you would like to watch current work before it goes public, ask and we will send you a private link.
Traditional ceremonies
Rituals photographed by people who know the order
Haldi, mehendi, sangeet, baraat, phere, vidaai — each has its own pace, its own light and its own moment that must not be missed. We ask about your rites before the day so we are standing in the right place when they happen, not learning them as they go.
Where a ceremony asks for restraint — a temple, a gurudwara, a quiet family rite — we work without flash and without interruption.
- Haldi and Mehendi
- Sangeet and Cocktail
- Baraat and Milni
- Pheras, Nikah and Church rites
Destination weddings
Weddings away from home
A palace in Rajasthan, a beach in Goa, a hillside resort or a venue on the other side of the world — the coverage plan changes when everything has to travel with you.
We scout light and locations before the first event, plan around travel days, and carry redundant bodies, lenses and storage because there is no camera shop at 11pm in a hill station.
Couple portraits
Twenty minutes, just the two of you
We steal a short window when the light is good and the crowd is eating. No hands-on-hips, no counting to three. We give you something to do — a walk, a conversation, a moment alone — and photograph what follows.
Family moments
The frames your parents will ask for
Formal family groups are planned into the timeline with a named list, so nobody is hunted down at midnight. Around them we keep shooting the unplanned ones — the cousins, the siblings, the grandparent who did not think anyone was looking.
Reception
Until the last song
Entries, speeches, the cake, the first dance and the floor at full volume. We light the room so the photographs look like an evening rather than a flash in a dark hall, and we stay as long as the party does.
How it works
From the first message to the final delivery
Four steps, no surprises, and a written brief you can hold us to.
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Tell us the date
Send the date, the city and the events you are planning. We will tell you straight away whether we are free and whether we are right for it.
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Talk it through
A call to understand the rituals, the venues and the family. We build the coverage plan around your timeline, not a package sheet.
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The wedding days
A briefed team arrives early, works quietly, and stays until the last event ends. You will barely notice us and you will never be posed at.
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The delivery
A curated photo story first, then the film. Every frame graded, every file backed up in more than one place before anything is deleted from a card.
Tell us your story
The date, the city, the events. We will come back with honest availability and a plan — not a price list.