Muslim Wedding Photographer in Kingston upon Thames

Serving Kingston upon Thames

Documenting Muslim weddings in Kingston upon Thames

Kingston upon Thames is a riverside town with a large South Asian and Korean community. We travel throughout Greater London for nikah ceremonies, and Surbiton, New Malden and Norbiton are all familiar to us. Your celebration is in experienced hands, from the mehndi to the last dance of the walima.

We take time beforehand to understand your customs, from the agreeing of the mahr to the order of the walima. We anticipate each moment, so the ijab-e-qubool, the signing of the nikah-nama and the closing dua are never missed. We respect gender-segregated celebrations and plan our coverage of the men's and ladies' sides with care.

Couples come to us from right across London and the surrounding area, and Kingston upon Thames is firmly on our patch. Kingston upon Thames is a riverside town with a large South Asian and Korean community, and we know its venues well. We also cover nearby New Malden and Barking and Dagenham. In and around Kingston upon Thames, we have photographed at venues such as Ravens Ait, Warren House and DoubleTree by Hilton London Kingston upon Thames.

Kingston upon Thames is a riverside town with a large South Asian and Korean community, and a historic market place in the borough of Kingston. Kingston station is served by South Western Railway with services to London Waterloo. For pre-wedding and couple portraits, we love spots such as Canbury Gardens, riverside gardens along the Thames, with Bushy Park a short distance away, with The Coronation Stone and the medieval All Saints Church in the town centre close by for a striking backdrop.

Every tradition

From the nikah to the walima

For many families the qazi conducts the ceremony, and we photograph it exactly as you keep it. We know the order of the nikah by heart, so we are always in position for each moment. The dua at the close of the nikah brings the families together, and we capture it with warmth.

The mehndi, the dholki and the walima each carry their own mood, and we photograph them all. The mangni, the engagement that begins the journey, is one we are glad to cover when families ask. The walima is the joyful feast hosted by the groom's family, and we cover it in full.