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First Birthday & Cake Smash Photoshoot

byRuchita K JainShoots at studio in Lower Parel or travels across MumbaiStarts from38,500 per sessionView full gallery

Your baby's first year passes in a blur. I help you pause the chaos with relaxed, candid photos—from the first messy cake slice to the quiet family moments that actually matter.

Getting hands-on with the first birthday cake. These are the unscripted, beautifully messy moments that tell the real story of turning one.

This little one is celebrating his first birthday with a custom cake that tells his unique birth story. I love incorporating personal details to make your shoot truly one-of-a-kind.

A cake smash is a family affair. This candid moment captures the love and joy surrounding the birthday boy as his parents kiss and his sister looks on.

A classic and clean all-white setup for a first birthday shoot. This minimalist approach puts all the focus on your little one's adorable expressions as they celebrate turning one.

Standing tall for her first birthday portrait. The simple "ONE" letters and white bench create a timeless look for this milestone photo.

Dressed in a delicate white tulle dress, this little girl looks like an angel for her first birthday shoot. The bright, airy studio lighting creates a soft and dreamy effect.

A close-up black and white portrait that captures the pure wonder in her eyes. Even without color, her expression tells a story of curiosity and innocence.

A simple and rustic first birthday setup with a cozy knit sweater and burlap banner. This portrait captures his proud stance as he officially turns one.

Adding a party hat and a teddy bear brings a playful touch to this first birthday session. His happy expression shows he's ready to celebrate.

A classic rocking horse prop adds a touch of nostalgia and fun to a first birthday shoot. It's perfect for capturing those joyful, candid moments.

About First Birthday & Cake Smash

Let’s be honest: babies rarely smile on command, and a cake smash can be unpredictable. My approach relies on patience rather than forced poses. If your little one is shy, we give them space to play with the cake or their toys until they feel comfortable. The goal is to capture the messy, candid truth of this milestone, not a stiff portrait that feels like someone else.

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