South Asian weddings, photographed with understanding.

Weddings photographed the way your family actually celebrates

South Asian weddings aren't a single event — they're days of colour, music, rituals and a hundred small moments happening at once. I photograph holud, mehndi, sangeet, baraat, the ceremony and the reception with the same care: the laughter during holud prep, the details of the decor, the emotions nobody staged.

Based in Montreal, I shoot Bengali, Indian and Pakistani weddings across the city — and I understand the flow of these days because I've lived them, not just photographed them.

What's covered

• Holud & mehndi — candid, colourful, full of movement
• Sangeet — performances, family dances, the energy of the night
• Baraat — the procession, the dhol, the arrival
• Ceremony — nikah, pheras, or Anand Karaj, documented respectfully and unobtrusively
• Reception — portraits, speeches, first dance, the party
• Getting-ready portraits — outfits, jewellery, details before the rush

Multi-day coverage, one photographer

Most of my South Asian wedding bookings span 2–4 days. You deal with one photographer throughout — I learn your family's faces, your schedule, and which moments matter most to you. No handoffs, no strangers on the wedding day.

Montreal venues I know well

From banquet halls in Brossard and Laval to downtown hotels and outdoor summer venues — if your venue is in the Greater Montreal Area, I've probably shot in similar light there. Tell me your venue and I'll share relevant work.