Asian Wedding Photographer in Lichfield

A second photographer is an add-on here, not part of the base booking. It becomes worth the cost where two things are running at once in rooms at opposite ends, or when arrivals collide with seating. A single-room day rarely needs it.

Mostly documentary, with one deliberate block reserved for portraits. Crowds do not get directed. A frame will be lost before something gets interrupted for the sake of rebuilding it. Nobody is repositioned to suit a lens.

Yes. The muhurtham keeps its own timing and the thali is the point the whole day aims at, so it gets treated as any binding rite does: positions agreed beforehand, no movement during, nothing improvised.

Yes, and a mixed-faith day usually needs more planning, not less. Each family arrives with its own expectations about photographs, and those expectations seldom match. Learning both beforehand beats discovering one of them mid-afternoon.

Yes. We would plan around the garba and dandiya evening, the ceremony rituals and the games between the two families, asking beforehand which moments matter most to yours. For couple portraits between events, Stowe Fields beside Stowe Pool has Lichfield Cathedral as a backdrop, a calm contrast to a lively evening.