Phere by firelight, dholki under fairy lights, baraat that takes its sweet time. The grand kind of wedding that earns every minute of its three days.
From the baraat to the phere to the vidaai, North Indian weddings are long, loud and full of moments that do not repeat. We cover them with at least two shooters so nothing is missed while one camera is busy. Read our guide on choosing a wedding photographer in Mumbai for the questions worth asking before you book.
A baraat that took its sweet time, a bride in red who barely sat down, and a sangeet that emptied the dance floor only when the sun came up.
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Heritage held with quiet hands — mandap by morning light, family songs at the door, and a couple who chose every detail themselves.
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A destination North Indian wedding held outdoors over three days. Mandap by firelight, family on every side, and a couple who never stopped laughing.
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Heritage and modernity in the same frame — phere at dawn, a reception that ran later than anyone planned, and parents who watched both halves with the same look.
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