A man in an orange turban looks at a woman in a red sari beside him in a stone courtyard.

Sunay & Anisha A Shetty wedding at Palace Garden Resort, Mangalore

Sunay and Anisha held their Shetty wedding at Palace Garden Resort, Mangalore. The couple visited a temple after the ceremony.

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The bride's getting-ready photographs

A man in an orange turban and a woman in an orange sari sit side by side on a gold chair, both smiling, in flower garlands.

A close view of a woman with a wide smile, red lipstick, a gold headpiece and a gold necklace.

A smiling woman in a gold headpiece and red sari looks down and to the side against a dark background.

A woman in a pink blouse fastens a necklace on a smiling woman in a red sari.

A smiling woman in a red sari has a woman in a pink blouse lean in close to her cheek.

A woman in a red and gold sari stands in a doorway with dark curtains and smiles at the camera.

A woman's reflection in a window shows a balcony railing and a blue sky behind her.

A woman in a red and gold sari smiles with her eyes closed, one hand near her necklace.

A woman in a gold choker and gold headpiece smiles with red lipstick, looking down.

A woman in a red sari smiles and looks out of frame, one hand near her chest.

A woman in a red sari looks over her shoulder at the camera with a gentle smile.

In black and white, a woman smiles and looks aside, one hand near her necklace.

A woman in a gold headpiece looks down smiling, with a second view of her face in a mirror behind her.

A smiling woman holds her necklace, with a thin ring of white light around her.

A smiling woman touches her earring beside a bright curved light, wearing a red and orange sari.

A woman smiles with a hand at her cheek, gold bangles on her arm.

A woman laughs with her hand near her face, gold bangles on her arm.

A smiling woman in a gold necklace looks down at her hands, bangles on her wrists.

Arrival at Palace Garden Resort, Mangalore

Men in cream and pink walk under a red umbrella, one in an orange turban pointing and one in a green shawl with a wide open smile.

A man in white blows a long curved horn among palm trees.

Two men shake hands under a red umbrella, one in a cream kurta and orange turban, one in a green shawl.

A baby in a teal and red outfit looks over the shoulder of a woman with white flowers in her hair.

Women in pink saris reach toward a man in a cream kurta and orange turban under a red umbrella while a man in a green shawl looks on.

Two men in cream kurtas stand hand in hand with women in pink saris holding flowers beside them.

Two men in cream kurtas, one in an orange turban, smile and look aside through an orange blur.

The wedding procession

A smiling woman in an orange sari walks between women in pink saris beneath a flower canopy.

A man in white blows a long curved brass horn in the foreground while a boy and a man in pink raise an arm each beneath a flower canopy, with women in pink saris walking under it and seated people watching.

A woman in an orange sari walks down a patterned carpet between women in pink saris, with a boy raising a curved horn on the left and a man in pink raising an arm toward a flower canopy on the right.

A man in a cream kurta and orange turban sits smiling at the camera with women in saris standing behind him.

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The Shetty wedding ceremony

A smiling woman in an orange sari and a smiling man in an orange turban look at each other past a held cream cloth.

People kneel and bend to wash the feet of a man in a cream kurta and orange turban.

A woman in an orange sari kneels beside bare feet standing in a silver plate.

A smiling woman in an orange sari lifts a flower garland toward a man in an orange turban while people look on.

A smiling woman in an orange sari folds her hands beside a man in an orange turban whose feet stand in a plate.

Two men in cream kurtas hold hands and smile in front of a white flower wall with a red design.

A smiling woman in an orange sari with jasmine in her hair holds pale pink flowers close to her face.

A woman in an orange sari leans her head against a man in a cream kurta while men in pink and white smile beside them.

A man in a cream kurta and a woman in an orange sari stand facing each other in garlands, a man between them raising a hand to his face.

A man in a cream kurta holds a hand above the head of a woman in an orange sari while men and women stand around them.

A smiling man in an orange turban leans toward a woman in an orange sari with red and white flowers in her hair.

A smiling man in an orange turban and a smiling woman in an orange sari stand close, with men and women around them.

Women in pink and gold saris reach their hands toward a metal plate beside a man in an orange turban.

A woman in an orange sari and a man in a cream kurta and orange turban pour white flowers from their hands over a fire pit.

Garlands and family photographs

A man in an orange turban holds a baby in one arm beside a smiling woman in an orange sari, both in flower garlands.

A smiling man in an orange turban and a woman in an orange sari stand close in flower garlands, with a man in a white cap beside them.

A man in an orange turban looks down smiling at a woman in an orange sari, both wearing flower garlands.

A baby sits on a man's lap and smiles while a woman in an orange sari sits beside them.

A woman in an orange sari wears red and white flower garlands and looks to the side.

A smiling woman in a gold necklace and flower garlands looks to the side against a blurred orange background.

A woman in a pink patterned sari leans toward a baby held by a woman in an orange sari with a green blouse.

In black and white, a man holds a baby up beside a woman in a flower garland.

Adults gather close around a baby, smiling, in front of hanging flowers.

A man in an orange turban smiles at the camera beside a woman in an orange sari, seated at a table with water bottles and other people nearby.

A man and a woman in flower garlands smile as one holds a small pink and white gift box, seated at a table with a banana leaf.

A woman holds a hand with henna designs in front of her face, smiling, a green wall behind her.

Couple portraits at Palace Garden Resort, Mangalore

A man in an orange turban looks down smiling while a woman looks up at him, smiling, both in flower garlands.

A man in an orange turban and a woman in an orange sari look at each other and smile, standing in garlands.

A man in an orange turban holds a woman from behind as she smiles, both in flower garlands.

A couple sits on a curved gold seat in front of a white flower wall with a red design, on a red carpet.

A man in an orange turban and a woman in an orange sari stand barefoot together on a red carpet, in garlands.

A man in an orange turban hugs a woman in an orange sari from behind, both smiling, in flower garlands.

A woman in an orange sari kisses the cheek of a man in an orange turban as he holds her from behind.

A man in an orange turban and a woman in an orange sari sit close together, smiling, in flower garlands.

A man in an orange turban smiles beside a woman in an orange sari who looks to the side, against a pale flower wall.

In black and white, a man holds a woman from behind as she smiles, both in flower garlands.

A temple visit after the wedding

A man and a woman in garlands walk barefoot across a stone courtyard beside hanging brass lamps, with a woman in a pink sari behind them.

A man in an orange turban and a woman in an orange sari stand at a long stone counter with brass vessels and a lamp, with a man at the right.

A man in an orange turban and a woman in a red sari stand barefoot side by side in a stone courtyard.

Wedding details

Two hands with henna designs and red bangles are held open against an orange sari.

A garlanded golden figure on a carved stand sits between two bowls of marigold petals on a lawn.

A wide stage with a white flower wall, red flower design and orange carpet is set with flowers and seats.

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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Palace Garden Resort in Mangalore?

Palace Garden Resort is a wedding venue in Mangalore, Karnataka, with outdoor lawns used for the mandap and rituals. Sunay and Anisha held their Shetty wedding there. Tell us your date and venue if you are considering it for your own wedding.

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.

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Do you photograph weddings outside Bangalore?

Yes. We photograph weddings across India and internationally. Over the years, we have covered weddings and events in Delhi, Lucknow, Jaipur, Himachal, Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Chennai, Madurai, Kerala, Goa, Pune, and Chikmagalur. We have also photographed weddings and events in the UK, Singapore, Dubai, and Trancoso, Brazil.

Every location brings its own setting, traditions, and logistics, and we plan the coverage around the wedding and its events.

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