Weddings
Indian Weddings
Photography or film — one service per booking, both done fluently.
An Indian wedding is a multi-day story — haldi and mehndi at home, a baraat that takes over the street, jaimala at the mandap, pheras around the fire, and a vidaai that undoes everyone. I've photographed and filmed these celebrations across the Bay for years, from Aditi & Nitish's wedding to Anudeepa & Rakesh's same-day edit, and I know the rituals well enough to be in position before they happen. The coverage is built for scale: hundreds of guests, fast-moving ceremonies, and emotion arriving from every direction at once.
- Haldi
- Mehndi
- Sangeet
- Baraat
- Jaimala
- Mandap
- Kanyadaan
- Pheras
- Sindoor & mangalsutra
- Vidaai
The Films
Questions
Do you cover multi-day events?
Constantly. Haldi, mehndi, sangeet, wedding, reception — each day is booked as its own coverage block, so you pay for what you use and can weight hours toward the days that matter most to your family.
Do you actually know the rituals?
Yes — I know the difference between jaimala and pheras, when the kanyadaan begins, and where the vidaai will happen before the tears start. Anticipating the ritual is how the important frames get made.
Can you handle 400 guests with one photographer?
One trained photographer who knows where the story is beats a crowd of shooters chasing everything. I position for the ritual moments and let the wide candids come to me. My clients' galleries speak for it.