Baby and kids photo studios in Bengaluru

The studio families book most through us, at some of the lowest prices in the city, from ₹3,000. Arun shoots and edits everything himself, and he's at his best with bright, simple sets like cake smash, Krishna and cricket.

You deal with Roshni, the founder, yourself, from the first chat about your shoot to the quote and the delivery. She has no studio, so she comes to your home or a garden you pick. Many families book her from the bump through the first birthday.

Benedicta and her husband Xavi shoot every session together, and Benedicta is your one contact throughout. Studio only, in Whitefield. Their editing has one fixed style, so look through their gallery and make sure you like it before you book.

You get every unedited photo along with the edited ones, at no extra cost, which few studios offer. Their HSR Layout studio has its own outdoor corner, so indoor and outdoor photos happen in one visit. No home shoots.

A family-run studio in north Bengaluru that knows newborns well, with just-born shoots at nearby hospitals. Yathri speaks Kannada and English, keeps one flat price for a first birthday, and sends your unedited photos the next day.

Nitu shoots every session herself, from her studio on Sarjapur Road. Her pricing is the simplest here: you pay only for the number of themes and edited photos, and she gives you the good unedited shots for free.

Run by two sisters, Akanksha and Aanchal, with Akanksha behind the camera. They take newborns seriously: a safety assistant at every newborn shoot, in a sterilised, temperature-controlled studio. The catch is Yelahanka, a long drive for most of the city.

Vandana shoots every session herself and is at her best outdoors, with toddlers running around a garden with a parent. Her studio is in BTM Layout, and she travels for shoots. She starts at ₹15,000, higher than most here.

Big themes, shot calmly at your home: they bring a green screen and add the backdrop later, and the finished photos look like a real set. A dependable team that replies fast and stays in touch until your photos arrive.

Best known for newborns, from one studio in HSR Layout, plus picnic-style shoots in parks around the city. They also offer a monthly milestone plan, with a shoot every month until the first birthday.

Mayur doesn't pose kids. He lets them run, play and be shy, and photographs what happens, at your home, in a park like Cubbon Park, or at his Bommanahalli studio. He's mostly an event photographer, so no themed sets, and he costs more than most.

Sindu, a certified baby photographer, does every shoot herself at her Hebbal studio. Her first birthdays go portraits, then cake smash, then a splash in a flower tub. She also does an In the Box sitter shoot, a nine-photo grid of tiny themes. Pets welcome.

A Koramangala studio run by a photographer who is also a mum. Everything is shot in soft pastels, so it suits parents who want light, gentle photos and not bold colour. Packages start at ₹14,500, above most here.

A small Annapurneshwari Nagar studio that specialises in festival and dress-up shoots, with costumes kept at the studio. First birthdays get a cake smash and then a water tub. From ₹3,500, among the lowest prices here.

A Banashankari studio known for funny, filmy shoots, like Kannada movie looks and superhero capes, with lots of props. Pick them if you want photos that make the family laugh. Home visits cost extra.

Teju is trained in newborn and maternity photography and is strongest on traditional South Indian looks: pattu, marigolds and brass, often with mum in the frame. The studio is in Annapurneshwari Nagar, far west. Home shoots cost extra.

A Kengeri studio with its own garden, so you get indoor and outdoor photos in one session without travelling. Messy cake smash and water splash shoots are their speciality. Kengeri is far west, but they'll come home at extra cost.

Sahana, a mother herself, shoots babies at her HSR Layout studio in soft boho, floral or Krishna sets. Her first birthdays end with a warm tub bath after the cake smash, and prints come in a wooden box. One of the pricier studios.

A Kodigehalli studio that builds big, bold sets and does a lot of first birthdays, with a cake smash and then a bath. A good fit if you want a loud, colourful set. It's in the north, but they'll also come to your home.

An HSR Layout studio with more built sets than most, so each look can have its own set. Their express shoot from ₹2,000 is the cheapest way to a studio shoot on this page.

Hema runs studios in Bengaluru and Coimbatore and likes bright, strong colour, with flower milk baths and temple-style Krishna sets as her signatures. Among the pricier studios here: packages start at ₹20,000 for two themes.

Sinjita was a painter first, and her photos of children look like old paintings, dark and moody, with vintage props like rocking horses and rotary phones. Outdoors she shoots only at golden hour. Few photos, no raw files, and it costs a lot.

Pooja shoots calm, fine-art portraits that look almost painted, with a soft spot for Kannada traditions like moggina jade. Most of her clients are toddlers and older kids, so she's a better fit after the first birthday than for a young baby.

Tisha shoots sitters and first birthdays in her KR Puram studio, and toddlers outdoors at golden hour with teepees, suitcases and picnic blankets. Her cake smash ends with a bubble bath and she brings the cake. Pricier than most, from ₹16,000.

Prasad and Maya have photographed over 9,500 children in 20 years. They're patient: they'll wait out a nap and play games until they get a smile. Many families come back to them every year as their child grows.

Thirteen years and over 4,900 baby shoots from a Jayanagar studio. Their strength is outdoor shoots in a garden, with natural light and toddlers free to move around. If you want an outdoor shoot, start here. Packages start at ₹14,000.

Amit and Madhusmita trained under Dabboo Ratnani and handle everything at their Horamavu studio: outfits, makeup and the sets, which are clean and mostly white so your baby stays the focus. Horamavu is out of the way for most.

Swara, a mother herself who teaches other baby photographers, does calm, clean pictures and playful sets like a spa day, a lemonade stand or an orange bath. Some families come back to her for years. Among the priciest in the city, with few edited photos.

Shreyans has run Studio Gaffy in Basavanagudi since 2016 and builds big custom sets for kids, like a circus, an aviator or a rainbow with clouds, often from the family's own idea. Albums are a big part of it. One of the most expensive studios here.

Javeria sets up every scene the day before so the shoot stays calm, and stops to read your child a story when they need a break. Her first birthday shoot comes with a matching eggless cake and a bath after. She photographs twins too.

Thapasvi has a JP Nagar studio full of storybook sets, like a pirate ship, a little piano or a hot air balloon, and also comes home. Their first-birthday shoot is a big one, with a cake smash, a bubble bath and a short reel.

Pallavi runs Avyukta in Rayasandra, near Electronic City, and first birthdays are most of her work. She has dozens of role-play sets and costumes, like chef, pilot or judge, and parents say her team is patient with restless babies. Some of the lowest prices here.

One photographer runs a big HSR Layout studio with over 100 sets, a vintage bathtub for a splash after the cake smash, and themes from cowboy to Harry Potter. Parents, siblings and even the family dog can join in.

A small Yelahanka studio packed with themed sets, from Krishna and Muruga to Boss Baby and Chef, and some of the lowest prices in the city. Shoots are quick, an hour of four or five looks before your toddler gets tired. Far from the south.

A team, not one person, in a Jayanagar studio. They're calm with babies, keep them busy with puppets, and take their time. A quick single theme is one of the cheaper shoots around, and they can film your child too.

Festival looks are their thing: babies as little Krishna or Rama, sometimes with body paint, and mums styled as Yashoda. They shoot at the Nagarbhavi studio, in a park, or at your home with lights they bring. Short festive minis start around Rs 5,000.

Leepika shoots in her Jakkur studio and loves Indian themes, like a little Krishna with his mother. Her first-birthday shoot goes portraits, then cake smash, then a bubble bath, and she brings an eggless cake. Pricier than most, and far north.

Amrita has run her Kalyan Nagar studio for eight years and shoots babies from 3 months to 2 years, mostly sitters and first-birthday cake smashes. Her sets are soft and light, like clouds and stars, boho or beach. The bigger package adds a milk bath.

Ambica trained in architecture and classical dance, and edits her photos to look like oil paintings. Baby Krishna and Radha shoots are her specialty, with brass pots, butter and peacock feathers, and mothers as Yashoda. She styles every shoot herself. Among the most expensive.

Anitha has shot since 2019 and does playful little sets, like an infant spa day with bathrobes and cucumber slices, or a studio beach with a mini surfboard. Her first-birthday cake smash ends in a bubble bath. Studio, park or your home.

Aditi runs a small studio off Haralur Road and does a tidy first-birthday shoot: clean portraits first, then the cake smash, and she cleans up the baby after. She can also photograph the birthday party itself. A small, newer studio.

Tiny Tot is a small Kasturi Nagar studio with many printed backdrops and a big box of costumes, so you fit two or three themes into an hour or two. The cake smash includes an eggless cake and a bath. Studio only, low prices.

Akanksha is best known for maternity and brings the same polished studio lighting to babies. Her first birthday shoot has portraits, a cake smash with the cake included, then a bubble bath. Studio only and pricier; keeping photos off social media costs 30% more.

Vinu has photographed mothers and babies for over 12 years, from a HRBR Layout studio with a big prop room and baby outfits. She builds little stories, like a tiny musician at a mini piano or a messy Holi colour splash. Among the pricier studios.

One photographer with a small Bilekahalli studio who keeps it simple: a clean portrait set like a little chef or painter, then the cake smash. You can do the smash in a nearby park for the same price. You bring the cake and outfits.

A husband and wife run Aagam from a calm, all-white studio in Yelahanka. For babies they do only the sitter shoot at 6 to 12 months, in soft boho and minimal sets with a painterly edit. Pricey for two themes, and far from the south.

Little Ones in B. Channasandra will do a single theme for your baby in under an hour, among the cheapest shoots in the city. They love festival looks like Janmashtami, Onam and Christmas, and do cake smash too. Studio, park or home.

Geethanjali and her all-women team shoot babies from 6 months up to tenth birthdays, at their studio near IKEA, outdoors with a teepee, or at home. Cake smash ends in a bubble bath. She also makes framed 3D casts of tiny hands and feet.

Sundar and Geetha, a husband and wife, shoot every session together and bring their lights, backdrop and props to your home. They do a lot of dress-up themes like Little Krishna, pilot and chef, and their first birthday cake smash ends in a bubble bath.

Preeth left HR for photography in 2015 and shoots every session herself. Her first birthday shoot ends with a bubble bath after the cake smash. Small studio sets with a teepee, a vintage scooter and tiny chairs, or candid play in a park.

Sajith is mainly a fashion, portrait and wedding photographer who also does themed kids shoots at his Whitefield studio, like Harry Potter or a princess look. He likes candid moments and often edits in black and white. Kids are a small part of his work.

Tanuja shoots every baby in her Sarjapur studio, with painted backdrops and small furniture like prams, wagons and a piano. Her first birthday shoot brings an eggless themed cake and ends in a bubble bath. Studio only, and pricier than most.

Sowmya is mainly a wedding photographer, and she shoots kids the same candid way, letting them warm up and play rather than posing them. Her Jayanagar studio is plain white and wood, with no themed sets or cake smash. Among the priciest on the page.

SP is a team studio in RR Nagar that mostly shoots weddings and events, with a creative director on set to pose babies and families. Cake smash, traditional and Krishna looks are done in the studio. Low prices, and an album comes with it.

Tot In Shot builds whole sets in their Banaswadi studio, like a kitchen for a little chef or a beach with a tiny boat, and keeps the costumes, so you don't bring any. Babies are shot only in the studio.

Sneha, a mother of two, builds full themed sets for babies who can sit, like a little chef's kitchen or a Harry Potter corner, and brings the costumes. Toddlers can end with a splash in a vintage tub. Studio only, no outdoor shoots.

Shyamala, a mum of two, shoots babies from about 3 to 15 months, best when they can sit but not crawl. Her look is simple and clean, often a white backdrop and window light. Her sitter shoot is short and pricier than most.

Chitra and Deepak, a husband and wife, shoot together at their Electronic City studio. Their first-birthday cake smash comes with a baby-safe cake made to your theme, and ends in a milk or bubble bath. They take only a few shoots a month.

Manu shoots every session himself, in his Bellandur studio or outdoors in Cubbon Park and Lalbagh. He likes kids to just be kids, and cares a lot about prints you can hold. His studio cake smash comes with an eggless cake.

Neelima shoots at her home studio in Jakkur and goes for real moments over stiff poses. Editing is a big part of it, with sparkles, digital backdrops and photos turned into short moving reels. Pricier than most, and best booked two months ahead.

Lipika works alone and shoots kids candidly, after real giggles and chaos more than set poses, often outdoors in parks. She covers birthday parties too. No unedited photos, and keeping your pictures off her social media costs 30% more.