It's not only about beautiful photos
It's also how you want to remember you day
Collections designed for presence—calm, intentional, and made for you.
No two stories are the same. I treat each chapter on its own terms, shaping collections to how your heart wants to remember the day—quiet or joy-full, or in between. I guide the plan; you keep the feeling.
SEE HOW I DO IT
No two stories are the same. I treat each chapter on its own terms, shaping collections to how your heart wants to remember the day—quiet or joy-full, or in between. I guide the plan; you keep the feeling.
How I Shoot Weddings
I arrive before the day wakes—when the halls are hush and the light is honest. I map the windows, feel the pace, and find the quiet seams where moments begin. I watch how laughter travels, how fabric answers air, how hands hover a heartbeat longer than usual. No checklist, no rush—just slipping into the rhythm so you can forget the camera and stay with each other.
When direction helps, I offer it—gentle cues, easy movement, hands here, eyes there—just enough to settle nerves. I’ll turn you toward the truest light, fix a cuff, smooth a veil, then disappear again. Think connection over choreography, presence over posing. Once you land in the feeling, I step back and let it breathe. The best frames aren’t performed; they’re lived.
I work like a quiet witness—watching light, listening for the moments between moments, honoring culture and family with care. I anticipate instead of interrupt, staying close enough to catch what might slip: a breath before vows, a steadying touch, a glance that says everything. You live the day as it unfolds. I hold what lasts.
First Light, Open Doors
Ease the Nerves, Let Feel
The Moment Between Moments
let's hear your thoughts
I arrive before the day wakes—when the halls are hush and the light is honest. I map the windows, feel the pace, and find the quiet seams where moments begin. I watch how laughter travels, how fabric answers air, how hands hover a heartbeat longer than usual. No checklist, no rush—just slipping into the rhythm so you can forget the camera and stay with each other.
When direction helps, I offer it—gentle cues, easy movement, hands here, eyes there—just enough to settle nerves. I’ll turn you toward the truest light, fix a cuff, smooth a veil, then disappear again. Think connection over choreography, presence over posing. Once you land in the feeling, I step back and let it breathe. The best frames aren’t performed; they’re lived.
I work like a quiet witness—watching light, listening for the moments between moments, honoring culture and family with care. I anticipate instead of interrupt, staying close enough to catch what might slip: a breath before vows, a steadying touch, a glance that says everything. You live the day as it unfolds. I hold what lasts.
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Say "Hello !"
Meet + Greet
Once connected, we’ll talk—over coffee, a video call, or a simple chat. It’s more than planning; it’s learning your story and what matters most. So on the day, it won’t feel like a stranger behind the camera—just someone who’s been cheering you on all along.
Yes, Let’s Begin
If it feels right, we’ll say yes and set the date. From there, I lay out what comes next—simple steps, clear timing, no pressure. You’ll have a calm point of contact and a steady plan, so you can relax and look forward to the day.
Your Big Day
I’ll be there—calm, present, fully in your corner. We’ll let the plan unfold with ease as I guide gently, blend in quietly, and catch the moments you don’t see. You stay present—I’ll handle the rest.
The Gallery is Live
Your gallery arrives—brew a coffee and let the day return as you wander the images. Favorite, download, and share with ease; if you’d like, I can guide you on prints and keepsakes.
This starts with a simple hello—no pressure, no perfect words. Share your story, hopes, even nerves. I’ll listen, guide gently, and make sure you feel seen from the start. How we begin matters—and your story deserves that care.
The
PROCESS
How to decide : which collection is right fit for you ?
Start with your day (and where it lives)
Think about the shape of your day—city hall to rooftop dinner; temple in the morning, ballroom at night; tea ceremony, baraat, or nikah followed by a reception. Rich timelines and multiple locations usually need deeper coverage. If your story crosses neighborhoods (or traditions), plan for additional hours or a separate portrait session; if it’s a single venue with a gentler pace, a focused window of coverage may be just right.
One day—or the full chapter
Not everything needs to fit into one day. Many couples keep the wedding day present and unhurried, then add a separate session: portraits at golden hour, a post-wedding city stroll, or rehearsal coverage to honor family rituals without rushing. If your celebrations span events (Mayun, tea ceremony, walima, Sangeet night), consider a multi-part plan so each moment gets room to breathe.
Plan for presence, not pressure
Collections are a starting place, not a limit. We’ll map travel time, traditions, portraits, and breathing space—then tailor hours, add-ons, or a second photographer so it feels easy. If you want fewer posed blocks and more in-between moments, we’ll design for that. The goal is simple: choose coverage that lets you remember the day the way it felt.
LET'S PLAN YOUR DAY
Think about the shape of your day—city hall to rooftop dinner; temple in the morning, ballroom at night; tea ceremony, baraat, or nikah followed by a reception. Rich timelines and multiple locations usually need deeper coverage. If your story crosses neighborhoods (or traditions), plan for additional hours or a separate portrait session; if it’s a single venue with a gentler pace, a focused window of coverage may be just right.
Not everything needs to fit into one day. Many couples keep the wedding day present and unhurried, then add a separate session: portraits at golden hour, a post-wedding city stroll, or rehearsal coverage to honor family rituals without rushing. If your celebrations span events (Mayun, tea ceremony, walima, Sangeet night), consider a multi-part plan so each moment gets room to breathe.
Collections are a starting place, not a limit. We’ll map travel time, traditions, portraits, and breathing space—then tailor hours, add-ons, or a second photographer so it feels easy. If you want fewer posed blocks and more in-between moments, we’ll design for that. The goal is simple: choose coverage that lets you remember the day the way it felt.
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Couples & engagement collection STARTING AT $550
Couples & engagements
Engagement sessions are part of your wedding story—timed for save-the-dates and to build trust with the camera before the day. Couple sessions are freer: anniversaries, proposals, or “just because,” shaped entirely by your season of life. One is a prelude to the chapter ahead; the other is a chapter all its own.
most couples spend around $750
I listen first, then map the plan—locations/permits, best light, wardrobe notes, a simple weather backup. On the day I guide gently, keep the pace calm, and mind accessibility, privacy, and culture so you can be present. You show up; I carry the rest.
Engagement sessions are part of your wedding story—timed for save-the-dates and to build trust with the camera before the day. Couple sessions are freer: anniversaries, proposals, or “just because,” shaped entirely by your season of life. One is a prelude to the chapter ahead; the other is a chapter all its own.
I listen first, then map the plan—locations/permits, best light, wardrobe notes, a simple weather backup. On the day I guide gently, keep the pace calm, and mind accessibility, privacy, and culture so you can be present. You show up; I carry the rest.
All the little details of your big day.
The emotions that can't be staged.
The moments that you don't want to forget.
I Care About
I make space for feeling before photographs.
what I’d love you to know
Can we customize a collection?
Always. Collections are a starting place. We’ll shape hours, add-ons, and sessions around your pace and priorities—so you get exactly what you’ll want to remember, and nothing you don’t.
When a day benefits from two perspectives (large guest count, multiple locations, or layered rituals), I bring a trusted second. It keeps coverage calm and complete—no rushing, no missed moments.
Do you work with second photographer?
We’re camera-shy. Can you help us feel comfortable?
Absolutely. Our pre-wedding consultation sets the tone—we’ll talk through what feels natural, pick easy spots, and map a calm plan. I arrive early, keep the pace gentle, and use simple prompts so you can forget the camera. The goal isn’t perfection; it’s presence—and photographs that feel like you.
Yes. I listen first, then map light, travel, rituals, portraits, and breathing room. You’ll know what to expect and when—clear, calm guidance so you can be present.
WILL you help us plan the timeline?
have more questions?
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Frequently asked questions
Both, with intention. I guide when it helps (simple cues, movement over poses), then step back so real feeling can breathe. Think connection over choreography. You won’t be left guessing, and you won’t be over-posed
Do you give direction—or just document?
Always. Collections are a starting place. We’ll shape hours, add-ons, and sessions around your pace and priorities—so you get exactly what you’ll want to remember, and nothing you don’t.
Absolutely. Our pre-wedding consultation sets the tone—we’ll talk through what feels natural, pick easy spots, and map a calm plan. I arrive early, keep the pace gentle, and use simple prompts so you can forget the camera. The goal isn’t perfection; it’s presence—and photographs that feel like you.
Yes. I listen first, then map light, travel, rituals, portraits, and breathing room. You’ll know what to expect and when—clear, calm guidance so you can be present.
When a day benefits from two perspectives (large guest count, multiple locations, or layered rituals), I bring a trusted second. It keeps coverage calm and complete—no rushing, no missed moments.
Both, with intention. I guide when it helps (simple cues, movement over poses), then step back so real feeling can breathe. Think connection over choreography. You won’t be left guessing, and you won’t be over-posed
