Wedding Ceremony & Reception Photography
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m looking for an experienced event photographer to cover my upcoming wedding. Your focus will be on the two key moments of the day—the ceremony itself and the reception that follows. I want a mix of candid storytelling shots and classic posed images that capture the mood, décor, and interactions of our guests.
What I expect:
• Continuous coverage from the start of the ceremony through the last major reception highlight (first dance, speeches, cake-cutting).
• A minimum of 250 high-resolution, professionally edited photos delivered via an online gallery, with the option to download the full-size files.
• Subtle color correction and basic retouching (Lightroom or equivalent), keeping the look natural and timeless.
• A short sneak-peek set (about 10 images) within 48 hours, so we can share highlights quickly.
You’ll need your own full-frame DSLR or mirrorless setup, fast lenses for low-light interiors, on-camera/off-camera flash for the reception, and backup cards/batteries so nothing is missed. If you can also provide a second shooter or an assistant, let me know—though it’s not mandatory, it might help capture both of us walking down the aisle and the guests’ reactions simultaneously.
Date, venue details, and shot list preferences will be shared once we connect. If your portfolio shows confident wedding work—especially in both indoor ceremony and evening reception settings—please send it over along with any questions. I’m ready to lock in the right person soon.
What I expect:
• Continuous coverage from the start of the ceremony through the last major reception highlight (first dance, speeches, cake-cutting).
• A minimum of 250 high-resolution, professionally edited photos delivered via an online gallery, with the option to download the full-size files.
• Subtle color correction and basic retouching (Lightroom or equivalent), keeping the look natural and timeless.
• A short sneak-peek set (about 10 images) within 48 hours, so we can share highlights quickly.
You’ll need your own full-frame DSLR or mirrorless setup, fast lenses for low-light interiors, on-camera/off-camera flash for the reception, and backup cards/batteries so nothing is missed. If you can also provide a second shooter or an assistant, let me know—though it’s not mandatory, it might help capture both of us walking down the aisle and the guests’ reactions simultaneously.
Date, venue details, and shot list preferences will be shared once we connect. If your portfolio shows confident wedding work—especially in both indoor ceremony and evening reception settings—please send it over along with any questions. I’m ready to lock in the right person soon.