Asian Wedding Photographer in Rickmansworth

Yes. Tell us the start point, the finishing door, and an estimate of how many minutes it runs. Those three answers shape nearly everything else about the coverage. Once a drum has started, nothing further gets settled.

Yes. Multi-day bookings hold the entire run of dates rather than individual ones, so nothing else is taken mid-week. Give us the full span at the enquiry, even where two of the days remain unconfirmed.

Yes, for many families the reception is the biggest part of the day. The couple's entrance, the speeches, the first dance and the packed floor once the dhol and DJ start are all part of the coverage. At Moor Park Golf Club, for example, the Main Hall takes up to 200 in the evening, and we would keep photographing until the party winds down.

Chances are we do. Before the day we read what your venue publishes about its rooms and rules, whether that is the Grade I listed mansion at Moor Park Golf Club or the 16th-century tithe barn at Micklefield Hall. On a large site such as The Grove at Chandler's Cross, with 16 event spaces opening onto its gardens, we would arrive early to walk the rooms and decide where each part of the day is photographed.

Every one, in truth. Hindu, Sikh, Gujarati, Punjabi, Muslim, Tamil and mixed-faith weddings are all covered. No matter which tradition your Rickmansworth family observes, we go through its rituals and running order with you beforehand, so nothing on the day comes as a shock to us.