Featured Wedding Moments and Cinematic Stories

This is what it looks like when love commands an entire oceanfront. We captured this grand destination wedding at the Waldorf Astoria in Dubai, where two tons of flowers were used to create a stage worthy of Preet and Rishabh's epic story.

Some love stories are written in the stars, but this one was etched into the hills of Mahabaleshwar. We created this breathtaking mandap on a hilltop, a floating stage for Ritika and Samay's vows, with the sky as their witness.

This is the real stuff. The truest stories are not in the smiles for the camera, but in the quiet tears and tight hugs. This moment, a father's emotional embrace, is a testament to the powerful, unseen threads of family that I strive to capture.

We traveled to the stunning Grandvaux vineyards in Switzerland to tell Louise and Sebastien's story. A pre-wedding film is a chance to capture your connection away from the wedding day rush, in a place that feels like your own private world.

Imagine walking on water to meet your forever. For Aishwarya and Zankheel's wedding in Karjat, we captured this cinematic varmala ceremony on a mirrored aisle built over the resort pool, creating a moment that felt like a scene from a dream.

I live for the chaos and the uninhibited joy. This moment from a Haldi ceremony is pure, unapologetic fun. It’s about letting go, being present, and celebrating with every part of your soul.

Love transcends all boundaries. This beautiful interfaith wedding, a decade in the making, found its sacred space within the hallowed halls of a Catholic church. It’s a privilege to document ceremonies that unite not just two people, but two faiths and families.

Not all love is loud. Some love waits, quietly and patiently. This wedding film honours an intimate celebration with only 15 souls, proving that the size of the wedding doesn't define the depth of the emotion. It was just meaning, just magic.

I look for the moments that are about being, not posing. This playful, candid interaction between a couple during their engagement shoot is what makes a portrait feel alive. It’s the real laughter and shared jokes that tell the most honest story.