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Grandeur and Decor Wedding Photography

bySeventybyTwoTravels across India for shoots; Studio in Vile Parle East, MumbaiStarts from50,000 per dayView full gallery

Your venue is a character in your love story. We document the scale, the atmosphere, and the intricate details that make your wedding setting uniquely yours.

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.

A moment of divine grace. We recreated the spiritual grandeur of a Varanasi Ganga Aarti for Bhavika and Yash's wedding pheras at Oleander Farms, a truly orchestrated and unforgettable experience.

The magnificent decor at Alila Bishangarh, showing both the daytime floral mandap and the glittering nighttime setup for the varmala ceremony.

A beautifully framed shot of the wedding mandap in Goa, set against the evening sky, hinting at the grandeur and romance of the ceremony to come.

The decor details from the carnival-themed wedding, including the love lock wall where guests left messages for the couple.

The couple stands together under a magnificent tree adorned with hanging floral strings, a grand and beautiful setting for their wedding ceremony.

A collage showing the beautiful details of the vow exchange ceremony, from the elegant decor to the heartfelt wedding invitation.

A couple shares a romantic moment amidst a shower of petals during their Haldi ceremony at the beautiful Alila Bishangarh.

A sweet, candid moment of the couple tucked away amidst lush green leaves during their Mehendi ceremony.

A collage of the beautiful, green, and floral details of the Della Resorts venue, setting a picturesque scene for the Mehendi.

About Grandeur & Decor

When we photograph your decor, we aren't just capturing the flowers or the lights. We are looking for the "breathing" space in your venue—how the light hits the mandap at twilight, the texture of the drapes, or the quiet corner where guests leave their wishes. It is about documenting the atmosphere you worked so hard to create, so that years later, you can step back into that same mood just by looking at a frame.

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