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Sibling Stories: Candid Photography for Your Little Ones

byPriya ChhabraStudio in Sector 58, Gurugram; Travels across Delhi NCRStarts from18,000 per sessionView full gallery

The sibling bond is chaotic, sweet, and constantly changing. I don't look for perfect smiles; I look for the secret jokes, the protective hugs, and the real-life magic between your kids.

"I saved the last bite for you." A big brother looks lovingly at his newborn sister in her bassinet. Sibling photoshoots are a beautiful way to welcome a new baby into the family.

"I'll always take your side. Even when you're wrong." This collage captures the fun and messy moments of sisterhood, from sweet hugs to sharing cake.

"You were my first friend, my forever rival, and my always protector." An older sister gently holds her newborn sibling, a tender moment captured during a studio session.

A warm hug between a brother and sister during an outdoor photoshoot. This photo perfectly captures the sweet and protective nature of their sibling bond.

Big brother energy: proud and protective. This pose, with an older sibling looking over their new baby sister, is a simple and heartwarming way to capture their new relationship.

A gentle kiss for his new baby sister. This sibling pose is full of sweetness and is a perfect inspiration for your newborn family session.

Real sibling life: sweet one second, silly the next! I always make room for fun and authentic moments like this during our photoshoots.

Double the giggles, double the grins! Capturing the sweet and joyful bond between these two adorable sisters in their beautiful pastel dresses.

Brothers in arms, quite literally! Capturing the playful wrestling and fun that defines the relationship between these two brothers.

"Let's go, bro!" One brother pulls the other in a rustic wagon during a studio shoot. I love using props to encourage interaction and capture their personalities.

About Sibling Stories

Let’s be honest: getting two kids to pose perfectly together is usually a recipe for stress. I don’t ask them to sit still or say cheese. Instead, I create scenarios—using props like a wagon or a toy horse—that let them play, wrestle, or share a quiet moment naturally. You will be surprised at how much better the photos turn out when the kids are just allowed to be themselves.

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