Tribe Verified

The Big Day: Real Wedding Moments and Candid Films

byAnanya RijhwaniBased in Delhi NCR & Goa; Travels across India for shootsStarts from35,000 Per SessionView full gallery

I don't do stiff poses. My approach is all about capturing the messy, beautiful reality of your wedding day exactly as it unfolds. From those quiet, breathless glances to the loud, high-energy dance floor chaos, these are the moments that actually define your story.

This wedding film from Rishikesh is so special to me. It captures not just the beautiful ceremonies, but the emotional undercurrent of the day, including heartfelt words from family that truly define the couple's bond.

A Delhi Mehendi is all about high-energy dancing. This shot captures the bride and her brother having an absolute blast on the dance floor, a perfect example of the fun, candid moments I love to document.

A candid moment from a Haldi ceremony in Goa. The bride and groom are covered in turmeric and flowers, sharing a laugh under the sun. It's a perfect picture of joy and celebration.

A sweet kiss on the cheek during an intimate Delhi wedding. This photo captures a tender moment between the couple amidst the celebration, showcasing their affection and happiness.

This photo is pure fun. The bride kicks up her leg with a huge smile during her bohemian-style Mehendi in Goa. It perfectly captures her vibrant personality and the joyful atmosphere of the event.

A dramatic and romantic shot from a cocktail night in Khajuraho. The smoke and backlighting create a magical, cinematic feel for the couple's first dance as husband and wife.

After their wedding ceremony in Rishikesh, we took some time for portraits by the river. This quiet moment of them holding hands shows the beginning of their new journey together.

An intimate portrait of the bride and groom by the river in Rishikesh. The natural landscape provides a stunning, serene backdrop for this post-wedding couple shoot.

A candid shot of the couple walking along the rocky riverbank after their wedding. Her beautiful red lehenga stands out against the natural scenery, and their laughter is infectious.

An intimate embrace during a 40-person wedding in Delhi. I love shooting these smaller, more personal celebrations where the focus is truly on the couple's love and connection.

About The Big Day: Real Wedding Moments

If you want these kinds of photos, we need to talk about your wedding itinerary. Most couples pack their schedule so tightly that there is no room for breathing, let alone candid photography. I always suggest blocking out at least 20 minutes of 'alone time' in your timeline—without family or planners around—so I can document your genuine reactions without the pressure of a crowd.

Similar work from other experts

Browse through Curated picks from other experts on mytribe