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Capturing the Soul of Maharashtrian Weddings

byInnerVision PhotographyTravels across India for weddings; Studio in Airoli, Navi MumbaiStarts from25,000 per session (6-8 Hours)View full gallery

Maharashtrian weddings are full of emotion and tradition. I capture the laughter, the rituals, and the quiet moments that make your navjeevanachi sundar suruvaat, or beautiful start to a new life, truly yours.

A classic portrait of a Maharashtrian couple, capturing the groom's pride and the bride's gentle smile. The groom is dressed in a traditional white kurta and Pheta, complementing the bride's vibrant yellow and pink Paithani saree.

This is a 'fulle re kshan', a moment of pure, blooming love. An embrace like this is so natural and heartfelt, it makes for the most beautiful and authentic couple portraits.

I love creating timeless couple portraits against natural backdrops. Here, the groom looks at his bride with so much affection, a candid moment that perfectly captures the beginning of their journey.

A sweet and gentle moment between the couple. The bride rests her head on her partner's shoulder, a simple gesture of trust and comfort that I love to capture in my wedding photography.

The rich colors of this couple's attire are stunning. The bride's deep purple and teal Paithani saree with traditional jewelry and the groom's elegant sherwani create a beautiful, classic Maharashtrian wedding portrait.

Capturing the quiet, intimate moments amidst the wedding day buzz. The groom gently adjusts his bride's garland, a small act of care that speaks volumes about their connection.

This collage captures two key moments of a Maharashtrian wedding. On the left, the couple participates in the Laja Homa ritual, and on the right, they share a joyful look after the ceremony, their garlands signifying their union.

A collage showcasing the sacred rituals of a Maharashtrian wedding. It includes the Saptapadi, where the bride touches betel nuts with her foot, and the Homa fire ceremony, capturing the deep traditional significance of the day.

A close-up shot of the couple holding hands during the ceremony. This image focuses on the connected hands, adorned with turmeric and sacred threads, symbolizing their union and shared path forward.

The intricate details of a bride's attire are part of her story. This shot highlights the beautiful bridal mehndi design, featuring the couple's initials, and the traditional green glass bangles worn by Maharashtrian brides.

About Maharashtrian Weddings

A Maharashtrian ceremony moves quickly, from the Antarpat to the Laja Homa. My team knows exactly when the Mangalashtakas start, so we are always in position to catch the couple’s expressions without getting in the way of the guests or the pandit. We do not just shoot the rituals; we wait for the moments of quiet connection between them.