
Wedding photography
The still frames you will look at for decades.
A photograph holds what goes by too fast to notice: a glance during the pheras, the jewelry under the lights, an aunt's expression three rows back.
What only a photograph keeps
Video gives you motion and sound. A photograph gives you one instant, held still long enough to study.
The second the bride catches herself in the mirror. Her father's face as he gives her away during kanyadaan. These are the images that end up framed in your parents' living room and printed in the album your children will page through one day.
Having photographed weddings since 2000, we have learned that couples go back to their photos for the details the day moved too quickly to register. The henna up close. Light catching a maang tikka. A grandmother laughing at the sangeet. They also want every set to feel consistent, so a sunlit mehndi and a dimly lit temple hall look like they belong in one gallery.
Many couples choose both photography and videography. The film lets you hear what was said. The photographs show you exactly how you both looked while saying it.
What we photograph
The whole celebration, in the order you lived it.
- 01
Getting ready
The outfit, the jewelry, the mehndi and the family moments that happen only in the suite, before anyone else arrives.
- 02
Pre-wedding events
Mehndi, haldi or pithi, sangeet and garba nights, and the guests arriving before the formal part begins.
- 03
Baraat and ceremony
The procession, the milni, then the pheras, laavan, nikkah or thali, along with the reactions of the people closest to you.
- 04
Portraits
Couple, family and wedding party portraits that place you in your setting. Efficient and relaxed, and never at the expense of your celebration.
- 05
Reception
Your grand entrance, the toasts, the first dance and the dance floor once the formal program is over and everyone forgets the camera.
- 06
Details and decor
Florals, stationery, the mandap, table settings and fabrics, everything you spent months choosing.
Photography coverage
Three starting points, shaped by the number of events and whether any of them run at the same time.
Wedding day
- About eight hours
- One photographer
- Approximately 500 to 700 edited images
- Online gallery delivery
- Delivered in four to six weeks
Extended wedding day
- About twelve hours, from getting ready through the reception
- Two photographers
- Approximately 800 to 1,000 edited images
- Online gallery and a printed album
- Delivered in four to six weeks
Wedding weekend
- Two to four days covering every event
- Two or three photographers
- More than 2,000 edited images
- Online gallery, premium album and prints
- Delivered in six to eight weeks
Travel and accommodation are itemized separately in your written quote.
We don't publish prices, because no two multi-day weddings are the same. Tell us your date, your city and how many events you are planning, and we will send an itemized quote with nothing to decode.
Twenty-five years in the room
Why couples trust us with their photographs
Experience across 9,700 weddings, and a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 187 Google reviews.
We already know the ceremony
We have photographed nikkahs in tight, dim prayer halls where the ijab-qabul lasts only moments. We understand how to position for the laavan while leaving the sangat a clear view, and why the thali carries the weight it does. That knowledge is earned at weddings, not from books.
We handle difficult light
A temple interior, a banquet hall and the fire at the center of a mandap all behave differently. Settings and camera placement change through the day to match, because nobody can restage these moments.
How a booking runs
- 01Early
First conversation
Tell us about the rituals, the event list, who matters in your family, where it is all happening and which shots are non-negotiable.
- 02In the weeks before
Preparation
We review the venue remotely with your coordinator, confirm any photography rules, build a shot list around your traditions and coordinate with the video team if you booked both.
- 03Wedding weekend
Coverage
The crew gets in ahead of time to study each space, then photographs preparations, ceremony and reception while your planner, not the camera, runs the day.
- 04After
Editing and delivery
We select the strongest frames, grade them to one look, retouch, and deliver through a secure online gallery, with your album if it is included.
Questions
Before you ask.
How many photographs will we receive?
Expect roughly 500 to 700 images from one day of coverage, 800 to 1,000 from an extended day, and upward of 2,000 across a wedding weekend. These are finished, edited images rather than everything on the memory card.
Can you photograph our wedding in the US?
Yes. Our team travels to photograph South Asian weddings across the US, with a focus on New Jersey, New York, Houston, Chicago and the San Francisco Bay Area. We have no US office; planning happens by email and video call.
How far in advance should we book?
Six to twelve months ahead is a good guide for a US wedding, since the crew is flying in. If your date is closer, ask anyway.
How long does delivery take?
Single-day galleries take four to six weeks; a full wedding weekend takes six to eight. If you need images sooner, ask, because a faster edit can usually be arranged.
Are albums included, and how do they reach us?
The one-day option is delivered digitally. An album comes with the extended day, and the wedding weekend adds a premium album plus prints. An album can be added to any option. Printed albums are shipped to your US address once you have approved the design.
Can we post the photos online?
Yes. The files are yours to share, print and send to family however you like.
Inquire
Is your datestill free?
Tell us the date and the venue and we will come back within one business day with availability, a team size and an itemized quote.