Asian Wedding Photographer in Banbury

Yes, always. Before the day we read what your venue publishes: Whately Hall Hotel at Banbury Cross, for instance, is approved for ceremonies in Swifts Restaurant, the Parkside Suite and the Berkeley Restaurant as well as an outdoor garden space, while The Great Barn at Upper Aynho Grounds is booked on an exclusive-use basis. Whichever you choose, we ask for the floor plan and your timings, then arrive early to walk the rooms before your guests do.

Yes, though we still check. Every family drops something, adds something or runs it in an unfamiliar order, so the sequence we work from comes from your officiant and your mother rather than from a book.

Whatever the building requires, we take as given. We ask what is allowed before arriving, work from wherever we are told to stand, and handle that hour as its own shoot rather than an extension of the reception.

Yes, and the practical form of respect is asking. Both sides get the same two questions early: what must appear in the photographs, and what would upset them if a camera appeared. We hold both answers as one plan rather than a compromise.

We plan for them early. An Asian wedding gathers dhol drummers, decorators, caterers and entertainers under one roof, so we introduce ourselves early and agree who needs which part of the floor. That coordination keeps the day flowing and puts us in the right spot whenever something is about to happen.