Wedding Photography

How we work

We photograph a wedding the way it happens. There is no shot list, nobody is called back for a second entrance, and the only time we ask anyone to stand somewhere is for the family portraits everyone actually wants a copy of. Two of us are there for the whole day, which matters more than it sounds: one camera cannot be at the mandap and with the bride's sisters at the same time, and the second of those is usually where the photograph is.

Coverage runs from the morning preparations to whenever the last function ends. We do not stop at a contracted hour and quote overtime. If the reception runs late because the family is enjoying itself, that is the wedding, and photographs of it belong in the album.

What you receive

Every collection includes a printed album, chosen and laid out with you rather than delivered as a surprise. The full set of edited photographs arrives in an online gallery you can share with family abroad, and the raw files stay with us as a backup for three years.

Editing is colour and contrast, not reconstruction. We will not slim anyone, remove a relative, or replace a sky. What you saw is what you get back, at its best.

Booking and travel

Most couples book between eight and fourteen months ahead, and dates in the November to February season go first. We travel anywhere in Karnataka and Telangana within the standard fee, and further for a full weekend at cost.

A conversation costs nothing and is the only way to tell whether we are right for your wedding. If we are not, we will say so and suggest someone who is.

We hold a date for seven days on a handshake, which is long enough to talk it over with both families without anyone feeling rushed. After that it goes back on the calendar, and we will tell you before it does rather than letting you find out.

See a full wedding in the portfolio