Mundavalya beads on the forehead, paithani silk on the shoulders, antarpat lifting between two halves of a whole. Maharashtra's weddings hold a quietness we love.
We have photographed Maharashtrian weddings across Mumbai for years, and we plan around the rituals before we arrive. The antarpat drops once, so we cover it from two angles: the couple seeing each other, and the parents watching them. If you are choosing a photographer for a Marathi wedding, our ritual by ritual guide to hiring a Maharashtrian wedding photographer in Mumbai walks through exactly what to look for.
Antarpat at sunrise, paithani in shades of rust and gold, and a family that held the morning together with songs and laughter.
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Mundavalya beads, sankalp around the holy fire, and the kind of quiet vows that you have to lean in to hear.
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A coastal Maharashtran wedding — simple, soulful, and held with the kind of care this tradition asks for.
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The Maharashtran half of Deepali & Leroy's celebration — paithani, antarpat, and family songs that carried the morning.
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The Maharashtran ceremony from Payal & Michael's wedding — held quietly, with mundavalya and sankalp.
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We take on a small number of weddings each season — we'd love to hold yours.
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