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Traditional Baby Shower & Dohale Jevan Photography

byMayuri SurveShoots at studio in Mulund East or travels across MumbaiStarts from5,000 per sessionView full gallery

I focus on documenting the warmth and rituals of your celebration without making you pose for every single shot. From the intricate floral jewellery to the candid joy of family moments, I am here to capture the day as it unfolds.

A full-length portrait of the mom-to-be at her outdoor Dohale Jevan, looking radiant in a traditional green and red Paithani saree.

A sweet, candid moment between the couple during their baby shower photoshoot. The dad-to-be gives his wife a gentle kiss, surrounded by lush greenery.

A close-up detail shot of the beautiful floral jewellery, or 'phoolanche dagine', worn by the mother-to-be, highlighting the traditional elements of a Maharashtrian baby shower.

An expecting couple walks hand-in-hand during their outdoor baby shower photoshoot. They are dressed in elegant traditional Indian attire, with the mom-to-be in a beautiful off-white saree.

A lovely portrait of an expecting mother cradling her baby bump. Her serene expression and the soft, natural light make this a timeless maternity photograph.

The mom-to-be basks in the sunlight, her face filled with happiness. This portrait captures the pure joy and anticipation of her baby shower day.

An intimate pose between the couple, capturing the quiet connection and excitement during their maternity celebration.

A candid shot of the couple walking and sharing a happy moment together on a paved path, showcasing the relaxed and natural style of my photography.

A warm embrace from the dad-to-be, showing the love and support surrounding the expecting mother during this special time.

A gentle and affectionate pose, with the mom-to-be resting her head on her partner's shoulder. This image beautifully captures their bond.

About Traditional Baby Showers & Dohale Jevan

When I shoot a traditional baby shower, I make it a point to blend into the background rather than directing every movement. I know that rituals like the Otibharan or cradle ceremonies are deeply personal, so I don't ask you to hold stiff poses while you are in the middle of them. Instead, I focus on the candid interactions and the small details, like the vibrant floral jewellery or the smiles between you and your partner, so you can relive the day exactly as it felt, not just how it looked.

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