A man sits smiling as flower petals fall over him, people in peach, maroon and yellow reaching their hands out above him.

Srijit & Nidhi A haldi ceremony for Srijit and Nidhi's wedding

These photographs are from the haldi ceremony before Srijit and Nidhi's wedding, with turmeric paste, marigold petals and hands reaching in from every side.

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Haldi ceremony photos: turmeric and petals

Close up of a man's face with turmeric on his forehead and cheek, a hand on his forehead and several hands with henna and red bangles around his chin.
A man in a yellow kurta smiles with turmeric on his cheek while hands of the women around him reach to his forehead and face.
A man with turmeric on his face smiles quietly as hands touch his hair, cheeks and shoulders, women in yellow and pink close around him.
Close portrait of a man grinning with turmeric smeared on his cheeks and chin, a woman's hand at the edge of his jaw.
A woman in glasses and a yellow saree reaches up to touch a man's forehead with her fingers, as he stands with his eyes lowered.
A woman in glasses and a yellow saree holds a man's wrist while both look down at their hands.
A man in a yellow kurta looks away and laughs, turmeric in his hair and along his cheek and jaw.
A woman in a maroon dupatta with turmeric on her cheek smiles with her eyes closed while a woman in glasses and a yellow saree reaches toward her face, a man smiling behind them.
A man grins with turmeric on both cheeks as a woman in a maroon dupatta touches his face, two women with their backs turned beside him.
A man with his eyes closed and turmeric on his face as a woman with red dyed hair holds his jaw and two men reach in from the right, a small steel bowl in one hand.
A woman with red dyed hair holds both hands up in front of a man who smiles with turmeric on his cheek and hair.
A man in a maroon kurta and glasses, hair tied back, holds both hands at the sides of a man's face, which is covered in turmeric.
Three men with turmeric on their cheeks: one in a mustard kurta holding a small bowl, one in a peach kurta and glasses smiling, and one in a maroon kurta reaching out a hand.
A man in a yellow kurta laughs with turmeric on his face while a man in a maroon kurta touches his shoulders, a man in a grey shirt and glasses stands at left and a man in a mustard kurta holds a small bowl at right.
Three men in peach, yellow and maroon kurtas stand smiling together with turmeric on their cheeks, the man in peach reaching a hand toward the man in yellow.
A man laughs with his head tilted back as a man in a grey shirt and glasses holds his chin and a man in a mustard kurta places a hand on his head, a small steel bowl in the other hand.
Close up of a man laughing with turmeric on his hair, face and kurta, hands at his shoulders and arms at the edges of the frame.
A crowd of smiling people in yellow and pink pressed close, hands in a man's hair, turmeric on many faces.
Two men in mustard and maroon kurtas lift a third man in a yellow kurta off the floor, his feet bare, the lifted man and the man in mustard smiling.

Portraits in yellow after the haldi

A man in glasses and a yellow kurta sits laughing, looking off to one side, his hands clasped.
A woman in a yellow kurta and navy dupatta smiling, holding a baby in a yellow and red outfit.
Four people stand close together: a man in a peach kurta, a man in a yellow kurta, a woman in yellow with a navy dupatta and a man in a maroon kurta.
A man in a yellow kurta and jeans sits with hands clasped while a man in a mustard kurta and a man in a peach kurta stand behind him, a hand on each of his shoulders.
A man in a yellow kurta and jeans sits on a stool, surrounded by people in yellow who all look at the camera.

Haldi ceremony details: turmeric and marigolds

A brass pot with green leaves, a bowl of turmeric paste and a small clay dish on a tiled floor, a plain white board behind them.
A cream garment with gold embroidery on a plastic hanger beside a red scarf and a pale gold drape on a blue hanger, hung among palm leaves.

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 large group gathered close for a photo, many in yellow with turmeric on their faces, a girl in a white dress in front.

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Questions

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.

How many photographs will we get from our wedding?

Every wedding has a minimum number of photographs, agreed with you and written into your booking confirmation. We set it once we know the number of events, the guest count and the family members you want covered, so there is no fixed count across weddings. A wedding with a haldi, a mehendi, a sangeet and a reception gets a different minimum from a single ceremony.

What happens if we postpone or cancel the wedding?

25 percent of the total fee is non-refundable. When you book, we block your date and the photographers for it, and we pay them to keep it free. That payment is what the 25 percent covers, so it is not returned if the wedding is cancelled.

If you need to postpone, tell us the new date as early as you can. We will try to move your booking to it, which depends on whether we are free on that date. If we are not, the 25 percent is forfeited and not refunded. We would rather say this plainly now than promise a date we have not checked. Check your date.

How long do we have to download our wedding photographs?

You receive your photographs on Google Drive, and on your own hard drive as well if you give us one. Drive links typically stay valid for three months. If you need longer, tell us and we will agree an extension with you.

Your guests and relatives have their own way in. An app with AI face recognition holds the photographs for social media, and each guest takes a selfie and finds the pictures they appear in. They have one month from the day we upload the images to download them.

We do not delete files on a fixed date. We follow up with you, check that you and your family have downloaded what you want, and remove the files only after several reminders.

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