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You’ll miss your own wedding
Not because you weren’t there.
You were there for all of it. You just couldn’t be everywhere at once.
While you’re being called from one room to the next, someone is waiting to greet you. While you’re changing for the next ceremony, your friends have already started dancing. While you’re sitting through the rituals, something is happening somewhere else that you will only hear about later.
You won’t see your father’s face during the vidaai. You won’t know who stayed on the dance floor long after the music was supposed to end. You won’t notice the cousin who quietly wiped away a tear, or the friends who found their way back to the dance floor at two in the morning.
We will.
For years, we have spent our seasons inside Indian weddings, from palace courtyards in Udaipur to marigold-filled mornings in Jodhpur, often living alongside a celebration for three, four, sometimes seven days.
We don’t ask the day to slow down for a photograph. We don’t recreate what has already happened. We simply stay close enough to notice.
So when the wedding is over, you don’t just remember what you experienced.
You get to see everything you missed.
Beyond weddings
Editorial work, off the mandap
Couture campaigns, lookbooks, portraits — shot with the same eye for light and movement we bring to every wedding we cover.
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Moments that don’t fade
Wedding films
What a still can’t hold
A photograph can bring you back to a moment.
A film can bring back everything around it.
The voice of your father before the ceremony begins. The way your friends erupt when you finally walk into the room. Your grandmother’s laugh. The music spilling into the courtyard. The nervous pause before the vows, followed by the sound of everyone breathing again.
These are things a photograph can suggest, but cannot hold on its own.
Our wedding films are made over the same three to five days that we spend photographing your celebration. We stay with the wedding long enough to understand its pace, its people and the moments that give it a character of its own.
The final film is three to five minutes long, but it is not made to be watched only once, between the ceremony and the next round of celebrations.
It is made to be returned to.
Years from now, when the flowers are gone and the music has faded, you should still be able to press play and find yourself there again.
Kind words
We booked them for one day and wished we’d booked all four. Best money we spent on the wedding.
About the artists
There is no second take
The vidaai is one of those moments that changes the atmosphere of a wedding in an instant.
Until then, there is music, conversation, laughter, people moving in every direction. And then, suddenly, it is time to leave. A mother holds her daughter a little tighter. Someone reaches for one last hug. There is a look that passes between them just before the car door closes.
It lasts only a few seconds.
We have photographed enough weddings to know that these moments rarely announce themselves. They build quietly, often in the middle of everything else that is happening. Our job is to recognise what is coming and be in the right place when it does.
One photographer may be watching the bride. Another may be looking at her parents. Our cinematographers follow the movement as it happens, finding a face in the crowd, a hand reaching out, a reaction that might otherwise disappear. We work around one another so that a moment is never dependent on a single point of view.
Later, in the edit, those fragments begin to speak to each other. A glance leads to an embrace. A pause gives way to movement. A sequence finds its rhythm not because we have created one, but because the day already had one of its own.
That is what experience gives us.
Not the ability to make a wedding look perfect, but the ability to notice what is real while it is happening.
Because there is no second take.
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Tell us about your wedding
Every wedding has its own rhythm.
Tell us where you’re getting married, when the celebrations begin, and how many days you’ll be together. If you already have a sense of what you’re planning, we’d love to hear about that too.
You don’t need to have everything figured out yet. Start with what you know, and we’ll take it from there.
We’ll be in touch within a day or two.