A man and a woman embracing closely, foreheads near, a mural of autumn leaves behind them.

Srijit & Nidhi A wedding portrait session at Radisson Blu, Bangalore, with Srijit and Nidhi

This page keeps photographs from one day of Srijit and Nidhi's wedding at Radisson Blu, a portrait session rather than a ceremony. The groom got ready first, a dark suit, cufflinks, a watch, a shoe laced by hand, before a long set of portraits with Nidhi across the property.

The two of them stood in front of a wall of green leaves, near a round sign reading EUROPA 360, against a curved orange backdrop, and again and again in front of a mural painted with autumn leaves, where they held each other close. A baby in the family was passed between them and photographed on her own, and a wider family group gathered for a portrait against the same mural.

The session closed with a set of solo portraits of the groom against an abstract painting in warm browns and gold, in a grey three piece suit and then a waistcoat alone.

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Portraits together

Close up of a woman adjusting an earring, henna patterns on her hands, a leaf mural blurred behind her.
A man and a woman close together against a mural of autumn leaves, foreheads and cheeks near.
A silhouette of a man and a woman with foreheads close, warm lights and a blurred colourful mural behind them.
A black and white close up of a man and a woman with foreheads touching, softly lit.
A man and a woman embracing, her hennaed hand on his shoulder, a mural of autumn leaves behind them.
A man in a grey suit and a woman in a pink saree close together in front of green leaves.
A man and a woman standing together in front of green leaves, her hands resting over his.
A man and a woman standing close in front of green leaves, both smiling, her gold earrings visible.
A man and a woman standing in profile against green leaves, looking at each other.
A man and a woman standing close indoors, she looks up at him, warm low light behind them.
A man and a woman close together against a mural of autumn leaves, she looks up and away.
A man and a woman close together against a mural of autumn leaves, her eyes lowered and smiling.
A man seated in a purple armchair, a woman standing behind with hands on his shoulders, a leaf mural behind.
A man and a woman seated on a white and gold loveseat, a red curtain and string lights behind them.
A man and a woman standing close against the same abstract painted wall, her hand on his shoulder.
A man and a woman close together against the abstract painted wall, head and shoulders.
A black and white profile of a man and a woman close together, her hair styled with a hair ornament.
A man and a woman close together outdoors, her forehead near his, greenery around them.
A man in a grey waistcoat and white shirt smiling, standing in a hallway with warm lights.
A man in a dark waistcoat and white shirt smiling, standing in a hallway with chandeliers.
A man and a woman standing near a round sign reading EUROPA 360, an outdoor lounge with greenery.
A man and a woman standing together against a curved orange backdrop, a white chair on either side.
A man and a woman standing in a banquet hall with a textured gold wall, red chairs in the background.
A man in a grey three piece suit standing against an abstract painted wall, adjusting his cuff.
A man in a grey three piece suit standing against an abstract painted wall, looking to the side.
A man in a grey three piece suit standing against an abstract painted wall, looking directly at the camera.
A black and white portrait of a man in a dark three piece suit against an abstract painted wall.
A man in a grey three piece suit against an abstract painted wall, hands in pockets, looking aside.
A man in a dark waistcoat and white shirt, hands in pockets, standing in a marble hallway.
A black and white portrait of a man in a dark waistcoat and white shirt, hands in pockets, smiling.

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The family

Several people in a hallway, a baby in a navy outfit held by one, a man reaching toward the baby.
A man and a woman standing together against a large abstract painted wall in blue, grey and gold tones.
A woman holding a baby close to her face, both looking at each other, pink and gold bokeh behind them.
A man and a woman with a baby between them, all three smiling, a chandelier and hallway behind them.
A woman holding a baby, floral decor and string lights behind them.
A man holding a baby in a pink dress, a corridor with hanging lights behind them.
A man holding a baby, a front facing portrait in a hallway with chandeliers.
Four people standing together, two men and two women, one in a dark green outfit, a leaf mural behind them.

In between

Two men in a lounge, one seated holding a coffee mug, the other standing in a purple blazer, both laughing.
A man and a woman walking away from the camera down a hallway, her hennaed hand resting on his shoulder.
A man in a suit standing and talking with an older man seated in a row of red chairs.

Getting ready

A man in a dark suit adjusting his cuff in front of a mirror, cream curtains around him.
A man in a grey suit sitting on a sofa putting on a shoe, a second man seated behind him.
Two men in dark suits sitting in matching chairs, each with a hand on a pocket square.
A man in a dark three piece suit adjusting his cufflink, cream curtains behind him.
Close up of two hands lacing a brown leather shoe, a cufflink on the wrist.
A black and white portrait of a man in a dark suit smiling, one hand raised near his glasses.
A man in a dark suit sitting on a bed, a colourful abstract painting behind him.
A man in a dark suit standing by a curtain, one hand on his tie, looking down.
A man in a dark suit adjusting his wristwatch, looking down, cream curtains behind him.
A man in a dark three piece suit standing by a window, cream curtains and a sofa behind him.

The details

Close up of a man's chest and tie, two hennaed hands adjusting the knot.

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 man and a woman in profile, close together, an abstract painted wall blurred behind them.

Planning your wedding portraits

Tell us your events and your date, and we will let you know if we are free.

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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.

What should we ask a wedding photographer before booking?

Do not judge a wedding photographer only by their Instagram profile (follower count, a highlight reel or portraits) . Most photographers share their best, carefully selected images there. What you rarely see is the reality of a wedding: the crowds, the chaos, several things happening at once, and guests trying to get their own pictures.

Ask to see two or three complete wedding galleries. Look at how the photographer works in crowded spaces, handles difficult lighting, finds clean compositions, and captures expressions and moments amid all the activity. Pay attention to their artistic perspective, the way they use light, and their editing style, including colours, tones, and warmth. Are the photographs simply documenting what happened, or do they have a distinct point of view?

A complete gallery tells you much more than a collection of Instagram highlights. It helps you understand how the photographer sees a wedding and whether their style is one you connect with. If you love the work across an entire wedding, not just a handful of selected photographs, you can make a far more informed decision.

At The Third Eye Photography, our wedding stories give you a closer look at how we document celebrations beyond the highlights. For example, Ramit and Arushi's wedding at Ramada Lucknow includes their blacklight party in Lucknow and other events, giving you a better sense of our work in real wedding conditions. .

Can you photograph rituals that start before sunrise?

Yes. We have photographed rituals that begin before sunrise, some as early as 4 AM. We plan our arrival around the actual ritual timing your family gives us, not a generic call sheet.

What if the wedding schedule runs late?

Indian weddings rarely run to the printed timeline, so we plan the coverage around the realistic one. Send us the timeline your family expects, not the one on the invitation, before the wedding, and the second planning call walks through it event by event.

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.

Couple
Srijit and Nidhi
Venue
Radisson Blu
City
Bangalore
In these photographs
A groom getting ready, couple portraits against a mural of autumn leaves, family photographs and a baby held close

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