Destination wedding photography at Khao Lak, Thailand Against the enchanting backdrop of JW Marriot Khao Lak, Thailand, we got the opportunity to capture the beautiful love story of Priyal and Khalid, a celebration that transcended cultural and religious boundaries and embraced the beauty of diversity. Priyal’s dream of a beach wedding and Khalid’s authentic, raw nature perfectly aligned with our expertise as destination wedding photographers who specialise in documentary wedding photography. Before we get into how much we enjoyed this wedding (well, to be honest, we always enjoy ourselve ..read more

Destination wedding photography at Taj Exotica, Goa We genuinely believe that India is one of the best countries to be a wedding photographer in—diverse cultures, different rituals, so many colours and emotions. Adding Goa to the mix was the cherry on top of the cake for Aneesha and Anand’s wedding celebrations!   Telegu weddings are very special for us. One of the first weddings we photographed was a Telegu-Punjabi wedding, and it stole our hearts! The colours, the rituals, the rice shower; they are just something else.  After speaking to Aneesha and Anand over several months, we f ..read more

Madrid wedding photography at Antigua Fábrica de Harinas. Our first call with Begona and Mark happened across four different countries: Spain, UK, Hong Kong and India! Begona is Spanish and Mark is Irish. We were immediately drawn to Begona’s cheerful laughter and Mark’s calm demeanour. How they completed each other’s sentences was so lovely to hear. Set in a restored old flour mill, Begona and Mark’s wedding at Antigua Fábrica de Harinas in Madrid was nothing short of breathtakingly beautiful. The textured, ivy covered tangerine walls surrounded by pink bougainvillea bushes made for a perfec ..read more

Destination Indian wedding photography at Rayong, Thailand. Right from the beginning, we knew this was going to be a special wedding for us; and not just as photographers. It started with us thinking that Raina’s sister Anjana was the bride (because the first email came from Anjana), and all emails sent out addressed her as such. LOL The special part of the wedding wasn’t just that it was taking place near the sandy beaches of Rayong in Thailand; but it was the people involved, and the love they poured into making this celebration one to remember! We don’t know any other person whose name mea ..read more

Destination wedding photography at Taj Aravali, Udaipur. Our first meeting with Meha and Shamal was amongst the majestic mountains of Mussorie, a year before their wedding. Even though the wedding dates and venue were not finalised, what started as a search for the best photographers for their wedding, soon turned into a dinner filled with laughter and swapping life stories.  We had a truly wonderful day with Meha, Shamal and their parents. We learnt so much from our talk with Harish Uncle, Harsha Aunty, Yogesh Uncle and Sonali Aunty: about life, humility, business, hard-work and love. It ..read more

Everything—from the stunning views of Florence to comparing mooch (moustache) length with Sandeep’s Mamaji, from the romantic vineyards of Grassina to the drunk shenanigans of Mithun and Harps; from Dipika feeding us ham & egg sandwiches to Gargi Aunty dancing on her one good leg; from Karishma’s graceful walk down the aisle with her dad to Sandeep and Manyu’s clumsy wobble on the slippery roof; this wedding had it all—grace, fun, Gujju-Punjabi fusion, British-Indian masala and lots of love…and Manyu drinking lots of milk, of course. Once upon a time, in a land far away, the graceful Karis ..read more

Destination wedding photography at Laxmi Niwas Palace, Bikaner, Rajasthan We were destined to be a part of Vrinda and Vivek’s wedding before we even got into photography. The wedding was a big reunion of sorts for us: College friends, school friends, cricket friends, parents of friends; who did we NOT meet :D While the connection with Vivek goes all the way back to 2003, we instantly hit it off with Vrinda as well. Needless to say, we have some super-fun memories from the #badan wedding (yes, that is the hashtag haha)! Right from the train journey to Bikaner (with Abhimanyu winning several rou ..read more

Destination wedding photography at Taj Exotica, Goa We genuinely believe that India is one of the best countries to be a wedding photographer in—diverse cultures, different rituals, so many colours and emotions. Adding Goa to the mix was the cherry on top of the cake for Aneesha and Anand’s wedding celebrations!   Telegu weddings are very special for us. One of the first weddings we photographed was a Telegu-Punjabi wedding, and it stole our hearts! The colours, the rituals, the rice shower; they are just something else.  After speaking to Aneesha and Anand over several months, we f ..read more

Madrid wedding photography at Antigua Fábrica de Harinas. Our first call with Begona and Mark happened across four different countries: Spain, UK, Hong Kong and India! Begona is Spanish and Mark is Irish. We were immediately drawn to Begona’s cheerful laughter and Mark’s calm demeanour. How they completed each other’s sentences was so lovely to hear. Set in a restored old flour mill, Begona and Mark’s wedding at Antigua Fábrica de Harinas in Madrid was nothing short of breathtakingly beautiful. The textured, ivy covered tangerine walls surrounded by pink bougainvillea bushes made for a perfec ..read more

Destination Indian wedding photography at Rayong, Thailand. Right from the beginning, we knew this was going to be a special wedding for us; and not just as photographers. It started with us thinking that Raina’s sister Anjana was the bride (because the first email came from Anjana), and all emails sent out addressed her as such. LOL The special part of the wedding wasn’t just that it was taking place near the sandy beaches of Rayong in Thailand; but it was the people involved, and the love they poured into making this celebration one to remember! We don’t know any other person whose name mea ..read more