A groom stands facing a bride in a red veil with her back to the camera, at the ceremony entrance.

Srijit & Nidhi A wedding day at Royal Orchid

Srijit and Nidhi's wedding day was held at Royal Orchid.

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The bride gets ready at Royal Orchid

An older man rests a hand on the forehead of a seated bride in red.
A bride with a flower in her hair has eyeshadow applied by an artist.
A bride has lip makeup applied by a woman in a white blazer, in front of a mural backdrop.
A man in a black kurta leans down and places a hand on a seated bride's head as she smiles.
A groom walks in on a red carpet flanked by two older men, entering the venue.
A woman adjusts the hair and headpiece of a bride in red bridal wear.
A man in a navy kurta places a tall white ceremonial headpiece on a young man wearing a floral garland.
A woman in a pink saree leans down to adjust a seated bride in red.
A young man in a ceremonial headpiece and floral garland sits while an older woman looks on smiling.
An older woman touches a young man's chin as he wears a ceremonial headpiece and floral garland, guests seated behind.
A bride in close up has her ear touched by a hand as her makeup is finished.

The groom gets ready

A pair of hennaed feet with silver anklets and pink nail polish rest on a wooden floor.
A man in a black kurta adjusts the collar of a young man's cream sherwani.
A young man in a cream embroidered sherwani stands against a wall mural.
A long hotel corridor with chandeliers and arched windows stands empty.
An older man in a yellow kurta ties a red stole around a young man in a cream sherwani.
A young man in a cream sherwani stands between an older man and an older woman.
Three men in festive wear stand together for a group photo.
A gold-bordered wedding invitation with an elephant procession illustration lies on red fabric beside stacked bangles.
An older woman in a pink sari ties a red stole around a young man in a cream sherwani.
An older woman in a pink sari rests a hand on a young man's shoulder as he wears a floral garland, both smiling.
A young man in a pink bandhgala jacket stands with arms crossed in a chandelier lit corridor.
A young man in a black embroidered sherwani stands alone in a chandelier lit corridor.
A young man in a cream sherwani and white garland sits alone on a carved gold sofa.

The wedding ceremony at Royal Orchid

A toddler in a yellow dress raises both hands while seated at a table.
A groom in a floral garland walks in alone past seated guests.
A bride and groom sit together wearing pink floral garlands on a stage.
Several people in festive wear sit together laughing at a blue draped table.
A man in a sherwani and a man in a black suit hold up a pink garland together under a floral arch.
A crying woman is comforted by a man and two women near the ceremony entrance.
A toddler in a yellow dress claps both hands while seated among guests.
A bride and groom stand together on a flower draped stage.
A toddler in white clothing sits and smiles in black and white.
A bride and groom sit together on a flower decorated stage.
A bride in a red veil sits at a table during the ceremony.
A bride and groom sit together smiling, black and white.
A bride in gold and red bridal wear looks back over her shoulder smiling.
A bride and groom in red and gold stand together posing for the camera.
A bride in a red veil and gold jewelry looks to one side in close up.
A bride in red bridal wear adjusts her nose ring with a hennaed hand.
A bride in a red veil and layered gold jewelry looks down softly.

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Royal Orchid wedding rituals

A man wipes a crying woman's eyes with a tissue as she looks up.
A woman in a pink saree hands a plate to a young man during a ritual.
A young man in a cream sherwani sits alone on a gold sofa, looking up and smiling.
A bride in red applies a tilak to a groom in cream with a hennaed hand.
A hennaed hand with bangles has a red thread tied around the wrist.
A bride in a red veil stands at the mandap holding a small item with hennaed hands.
A bride in a red veil touches her forehead with a hennaed hand as a man looks on.
A bride and groom sit together at the mandap during a seated ritual.
A woman in yellow holds a long stick above a bride during a ritual.
Hands scatter rice onto a red carpet near a decorated altar.
A hennaed hand with bangles reaches toward a leaf and rice held by another hand.
Scattered rice lies on a red carpet near a bride's feet.
A woman in a pink saree holds mango leaves in cupped hands beside a seated man during a ritual, close up.
A groom sits smiling, looking down at a small item in his hand.
A hand places a mango leaf into a decorated kalash on a ritual table.
A hand holds a decorated plate of puffed rice beside a red draped altar.
A young man in cream and red sits with hands folded in prayer.
A young man in a cream sherwani sits with hands folded during the ritual.
A groom sits smiling, looking down at a small item in his hand, black and white.

Bride and groom portraits

A bride in a red lehenga holds a purple garland at a light-lined entrance.
A bride and groom in red and cream stand together smiling at the camera.
A bride raises both hennaed hands beside her face in a red lehenga.
A bride raises one hennaed hand close to the camera, her face blurred behind in red bridal wear.
A bride in a red veil and gold jewelry looks to one side in close up.
A bride in a red lehenga and layered necklace looks slightly upward.
A bride in a red veil and gold jewelry gazes to the side in close up.
A bride in a red veil and gold jewelry looks down with a soft gaze.
A bride in bridal jewelry and a veil looks slightly upward in close up.
A bride in a red lehenga sits on a yellow chair in full length.
A bride in a red lehenga and veil stands in full length against a curtain.
A bride and groom in floral garlands sit together on a decorated sofa.
A bride and groom stand holding hands facing each other in black and white.
A bride in a red lehenga poses against a wooden wall.
A bride in bridal jewelry holds one hennaed hand close to her face.
A bride in a red lehenga stands with one hennaed hand raised beside her head.
A bride in bridal jewelry looks slightly upward in black and white.
A bride in bridal jewelry and a veil looks down softly, black and white close up.
A bride in bridal jewelry and a veil looks up with a soft gaze in black and white close up.
A bride in a red veil looks down with a soft gaze in black and white.

Wedding details

A woman in a white robe has flowers arranged in her hair.
A young man and an older woman face each other smiling as she adjusts his red stole, black and white.
A wooden welcome sign with a lantern and flowers names the bride and groom.
A bride smiles in close up wearing a headpiece and garland, black and white.
A wooden welcome sign stands near a floral arrangement at the entrance.

What Couples Said

After their wedding

Smita, NRI bride from Dubai
Smita NRI from Dubai

He Said Years Will Pass. But Good Photographs Become More Valuable With Time.

That was my first phone call with Anand. As a bride you already have too much going on. You should not be worrying about angles, whether your family made it into the frames, or whether your photographer is awkward around you. Anand and his team handle all of that so you can be present at your wedding. By the wedding day, I already knew we were in good hands.
Prarthana Hemanth, NRI bride from U.S.A.
Prarthana Hemanth NRI from U.S.A.

Five Minutes Into Meeting Anand, the Search Was Over.

I had shortlisted a few and started making calls. Five minutes into meeting Anand, I knew I wanted him to shoot my wedding. He puts in real effort to know our story and our family before the wedding. On the day, he was there for everything. He brings a reassuring presence and works comfortably with both couples and families.
Kirti Maharwal, NRI bride from U.S.A.
Kirti Maharwal NRI from U.S.A. (Jaipur wedding)

Every Time I See My Wedding Photos, I Relive the Day.

Anand does not just click pictures. He documents moments and emotions in a way that lets you relive them. With minimal inputs and the chaos of a wedding, he covered all the important people and events. What stood out was his consistency, attention to detail, and ability to handle a complex wedding smoothly.
I.S. Devaiah, Coorg Kodava wedding client
I.S. Devaiah Partner at a Law Firm

He Sought Out the People Closest to Me. Even My Grandmother Who Hates Photos.

For my wedding at Bangalore, Anand did the candid photography. He himself identified and met the people closest to me, made them feel at ease, and shot their pictures. They turned out to be the best photos of my wedding. My grandmother who hates photos has her nicest pictures from that day. He also honored the solemnity of a traditional Coorg Kodava ceremony, which made the event more meaningful for us.
A bride and groom stand holding hands facing each other in color.

Planning your wedding day

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a wedding photographer cost in Bangalore?

Wedding photography with The Third Eye Photography starts at ₹2 lakh for two events: the wedding ceremony and reception. Couples who want broader coverage typically invest around ₹3.5 lakh. The final cost depends on the number of events and days, and on additions such as wedding films, drone coverage and albums. Tell us your date and events for a quote.

How do we find out if you are free on our date?

Send us your date and city, and we tell you plainly whether the date is free. If it is taken, we say so rather than leave you guessing. Check your date.

Can we book a photographer for a Bengaluru wedding while we are living abroad?

Yes. We plan with couples who live abroad over calls scheduled around their time zone. More on how it works is on our NRI and destination wedding photography page.

Is your wedding photography candid or posed?

Our wedding photography combines candid moments with beautifully posed photographs. We personally love candid images because they feel real, capture genuine emotion, and stand the test of time. But we do not believe posed photographs are any less meaningful.

The key is communication. We guide our camera shy couples, help them feel comfortable in front of the camera, and show them how a little direction can make a portrait look natural and effortless. Once they experience the difference, posing becomes something to enjoy rather than feel awkward about.

We plan couple portraits and group photographs in advance, while leaving room for the unexpected moments that make every wedding unique. The result is a wedding story with the best of both worlds: genuine moments and portraits you will be proud to frame.

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