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Cinematic Groom Portraits and Wedding Storytelling

byYogesh GuptaShoots across India; Studio in FaridabadStarts from90,000 per dayView full gallery

The groom's story is an essential part of the wedding film. From the raw energy of the baraat to sharp, cinematic portraits, I document your personality and style on the big day.

A dramatic black and white groom portrait. Using strong shadows and light (chiaroscuro), this image creates a moody and sophisticated look, highlighting the groom's features in a very cinematic style.

A classic shot of the groom during his baraat, seated majestically on a white horse. This image captures the regal and celebratory nature of the groom's procession, a key moment of the wedding day.

A stylish portrait of the groom at his engagement party. He leans against a doorway framed by red curtains, creating a cool and confident look that is both modern and classic.

An outdoor groom portrait at night, with bokeh lights in the background. This creates a magical and celebratory atmosphere, perfect for capturing the groom's style during an evening event.

A wide-angle black and white portrait of the groom. The composition includes the elegant decor in the background, giving a sense of the venue's atmosphere while keeping the focus on his relaxed and happy expression.

A full-length black and white portrait of the groom seated. This classic pose exudes confidence and style, showcasing his sharp tuxedo and poised demeanor.

A groom portrait taken outdoors at night, with car headlights and string lights creating a dynamic and urban feel. This shot shows my ability to use any environment to create interesting and stylish photos.

A close-up portrait of the groom against a vibrant red backdrop. His slight smile and confident pose make for a strong and stylish engagement photo.

A candid moment from the baraat, showing the groom's family and friends celebrating around him. This photo captures the energy, joy, and community spirit of the groom's procession.

An artistic view of the groom on his horse, framed by a foreground element. This creative composition adds depth and a sense of looking in on a private, grand moment.

About The Dapper Groom

I don't believe in forced posing. Instead, we focus on those quiet moments—adjusting your safa, a quick joke with your best man, or the nervous energy before the varmala—that actually show your personality. It is about how you carry yourself, not just the suit you are wearing.

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