South Asian Wedding Photography

You’re not choosing between vendors.

You’re choosing between:

• “Receiving pictures“ vs “Receiving moments and experiences“

This is the difference between photos — and moments that take you back.

With multi-day weddings, the risk isn’t lack of coverage.

It’s:

• Moments that allow Bride and Groom to see their authentic selves, and personality shine through their pictures and wedding.

• Bride and Groom photo session preference. Do you prefer a mix between candid and posing; candid and fun - little or no posing; romantic or editorial posing? Let me know when you contact me. I’ve got you covered.

• Emotional and family moments being treated like “background”

• Rituals documented without understanding (being able to anticipate best place to document and providing real-time direction to members during certain ceremonial activities for best angle)

• The couple feeling unseen in their own culture (I do more than photograph an event. I put myself as a guide who specializes in your wedding with vivid understanding out of genuine care, so your wedding is documented that is unique to your family)

Every wedding discussion includes candid conversation:

• Who you are

• How you imagine your wedding moments look when you turn pages in your wedding album and why that is important to you

• What do you want to do during your wedding day

• Typically, your planner will design your timeline. But, I still like to look at it

I get to know you and seek to understand what you want to do.

South Asian weddings aren’t just events that move fast, they run deep.
They are living family histories.

What often gets lost:

• Emotional exchanges between generations

• Cultural nuance outsiders don’t recognize

• Quiet reactions during rituals

• Moments happening simultaneously in different spaces (sometimes these events can be captured side-by-side or another team documents that ceremony in the other space)

Most photographers capture what they see.
Very few understand what matters.

When that understanding is missing,
entire parts of the story disappear.

My role is not just to photograph what happens.

It is to:

• Anticipate ritual moments before they peak

• Navigate multiple events with calm direction

• Respect cultural space while documenting it (Hindu - remove shoes if stepping on ceremony space; Muslim - wear head covering when inside masjid)

• Preserve nuance others might overlook

So years from now, your family doesn’t say:
“I wish this had been captured.”

They say:
“This is exactly how it was and this is us.”

Long after the celebrations end,
these images become family history.

They are shown to:

• Children

• Elders

• Future generations

This is not content.
It is inheritance.

Years from now, you won’t remember:

• The weather

• The exact timeline

• The minor imperfections

You’ll remember how understood you felt.
How present you were.
How clearly your story was preserved.

That’s what this experience is built to protect.

This experience is for couples who:

• Carry responsibility for family legacy

• Understand cultural moments can’t be staged

• Want their parents and elders represented with dignity

• Believe their wedding deserves care, not assumptions

If culture matters to you,
your photographer must understand more than a timeline and how to take pretty pictures.

…It’s because you already understand what’s at stake.

This isn’t about choosing a photographer.
It’s about deciding what you refuse to lose.

PACKAGES:

Wedding photography packages range from event-to-event to full multi-day wedding celebrations. For specific planning details, contact me - let’s talk - you are important to me.

For example, 20 hrs may Include:

• Two Photographers

• Two Videographers

• Color & Tone Edited Photos

• 3 min Highlight video

*Editing Included

*Depending on event. One Photographer and one Videographer might be enough

Typical hours for events:

1. Individual: 3-6 hrs

2. Two-day: 10-12 hrs

3. Full Multi-day: 20-25 hrs