Muslim Wedding Photographer in Reigate

Serving Reigate

For Muslim couples marrying in Reigate

Reigate is a historic Surrey town below the North Downs. Marquees, banqueting halls, hotels and mosques across Surrey each have their own light and their own challenges, and years in the venues of Redhill, Dorking and Banstead have taught us to read them quickly. A female photographer can cover the ladies' side of the nikah, so the women's moments are not lost.

Across a multi-day celebration we hold a consistent look from the first dholki to the last of the walima, so the finished album reads as one story and not a series of separate events. We document each event as it happens, from the mehndi to the walima, so your gallery feels true to the day you lived. When your events are segregated, a female photographer covers the ladies' side, so the mehndi, the dholki and the bridal preparations are photographed properly and comfortably by someone the women are at ease with.

We have photographed Muslim weddings in Reigate for many years and always look forward to returning. Reigate is a historic Surrey town below the North Downs, and we are often in Guildford and Woking nearby. Around Reigate we regularly photograph at Reigate Manor and Kingswood Manor, among others.

Reigate is a historic town at the foot of the North Downs in the borough of Reigate and Banstead in Surrey. Reigate railway station on the North Downs Line, with connections via Redhill to London. For relaxed couple photographs, we like Priory Park, home to the 13th century Reigate Priory with formal gardens and a lake, and Reigate Castle grounds, a public park on the site of a former Norman castle gives the day a strong sense of Reigate.

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Every Muslim tradition

The nikah, from ijab-e-qubool to dua

We photograph the signing of the nikah-nama by the couple and their witnesses with quiet attention. From the ijab-e-qubool to the dua, the ceremony tells its own story, and we follow it closely. When the nikah-nama is brought forward and the couple and their witnesses put pen to paper, we photograph the signing closely but quietly, mindful that this is both a legal and a sacred act.

The music and dancing of the mehndi are pure joy, and we capture every bit of the energy. From the first event to the last, we tell the full story of the celebration. Bridal preparations have a quiet energy of their own, the jewellery, the dupatta, the last check in the mirror, and we cover these hours with an unobtrusive eye.