Asian Wedding Photographer in Bath

Editing begins that same week. A small set of previews reaches you first, then the whole gallery once each frame has had hands on it instead of a preset. Albums come later, if you want one, once you have lived alongside the pictures a while.

Yes, though from a good deal further away than couples expect. A vidaai is not ours to stand inside. Long lens, out of the doorway, family left alone with it: that is how the moment survives looking like itself.

Book once the venue is signed for. Summer Saturdays vanish first, and a multi-day Bath booking blocks more diary than a single date does, so those go earlier still. Nothing is held on a verbal promise.

Yes. We ask first who may be photographed, we accept the answer, and we stop for the parts that are not ours to keep. Where a woman is wanted on the women's side, that is arranged at booking and not debated on the day.

Absolutely. Fusion weddings are a pleasure to photograph precisely because of their variety. Combining a Hindu ceremony with a register office service, or uniting Sikh and Muslim families, we treat every custom with respect and plan the schedule so neither half of your celebration is short-changed. Outdoors in Bath we would head for Royal Victoria Park, a landscaped park below the Royal Crescent with a botanical garden.