Srijit and Nidhi hold hands and look at each other outdoors, Nidhi in an orange saree and Srijit in a cream sherwani.

Srijit & Nidhi A wedding day, part two, at Hotel Royal Orchid

Srijit and Nidhi's wedding continues at Hotel Royal Orchid, on the second day of the celebration that began at the same venue.

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Couple portraits at Hotel Royal Orchid

A man in a cream and gold sherwani adjusts curtains in a sunlit room.

A black and white photo of a man standing alone in an archway.

A woman in an orange saree and a man in a cream sherwani face each other outdoors, holding hands.

A man in a gold embroidered sherwani stands alone in a long corridor.

A man in a gold sherwani stands against a brick wall with lanterns.

Headdress and garland adornment

A man's hand lifts a red veil over a woman's face, her jewelry visible underneath.

A man in a cream sherwani places a floral garland over a woman wearing a red veil.

A woman in an orange saree has a red veil draped over her head by another person's hand.

A man adjusts an ornament on the head of a woman in an orange saree under a canopy.

Srijit and Nidhi stand together outdoors, smiling at the camera.

Srijit and Nidhi stand close together outdoors, foreheads near, framed by greenery.

Two men fasten a headpiece onto a woman in an orange saree and red dupatta under a canopy.

The mandap ceremony at Hotel Royal Orchid

A man stands behind a woman, both pouring puffed rice from a plate into a fire, wearing heavy floral garlands.

A man in a red and white striped headpiece sits outdoors with his hands folded.

A man and a woman in tall white headdresses and floral garlands walk toward a red carpet.

A man adjusts a woman's bangles as both stand close together wearing floral garlands, with people seated behind them.

A woman in an orange and red saree with a floral garland stands on a dark pot, pouring something.

Srijit and Nidhi stand together in floral garlands and tall conical headdresses, in front of a white curtain.

A man adjusts the bangles on a woman's wrist as both wear tiered white headdresses and floral garlands.

A woman in a teal and pink outfit adjusts another woman's dupatta over her shoulder.

A man and a woman in tiered white conical headdresses and floral garlands stand close together, people blurred behind them.

Two people sit wearing floral garlands, one in a tall white headdress, under a canopy.

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Garland exchange and blessings

A man in a white dhoti with a red and orange border blows into a conch shell outdoors.

A woman in a teal veil with a red mark on her forehead has something applied near her face.

Srijit marks Nidhi's forehead as she sits beside the fire altar, two women assisting nearby.

A woman in a pink and teal saree adjusts a red and orange drape over a seated woman.

A man adjusts a headpiece on a woman's forehead, both wearing tiered conical headdresses.

A woman in pink arranges a veil over another woman wearing an elaborate tiered headdress.

A man in a red turban kneels beside two people in tiered headdresses and floral garlands, people seated behind them.

A man and a woman in floral garlands and tiered headdresses stand close together in soft light.

Blessings and quiet moments

An older man in a dark vest hugs a young woman, both in pink and orange, indoors.

A man in a mustard kurta holds a baby in white clothing outdoors.

An older man leans in to mark a seated woman's forehead as she wears a sequined pink and orange saree.

A black and white photo of a man smiling beside a woman in a floral garland, another person blurred behind.

A woman in a mint green kurta photographs something on her phone as a man films with a video camera.

A close portrait of a woman with a red mark on her forehead, a nose ring and a floral garland.

Farewell hugs and the closing portrait

An older man in a dark vest hugs a young woman in an orange and gold saree, indoors.

A man in a cream and gold sherwani sits in an armchair against a mural of a stone gateway.

A woman in a red saree hugs another woman wearing a red veil, a henna covered hand visible nearby.

What Couples Said

After their wedding

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 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 floral garlands smile at each other in soft light.

Planning your wedding at Hotel Royal Orchid

Tell us your date and venue, and we will tell you whether we are free.

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Questions

Where is Hotel Royal Orchid, the venue for this wedding?

Hotel Royal Orchid is on Golf Avenue in Kodihalli, Bangalore, next to the KGA Golf Course. It has indoor halls, including Seasons, Spring and Autumn, plus two outdoor lawns, and allows outside decorators for a fee. Srijit and Nidhi's wedding ran across two days at the same venue.

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.