Sikh Wedding Photographer in Bromley

Generally low and still to one side of the palki sahib, with a further angle taken from deeper in the hall. That lets us photograph you, the granthi and your families without obstructing the sangat or passing in front of the Guru Granth Sahib. Should the gurdwara ask us to keep to a single fixed spot, we honour that entirely. Locally in Bromley that takes in Down House near Downe, the former home of Charles Darwin.

Yes, and for Sikh weddings that two-venue pattern is simply how the day usually runs. We factor the journey between the gurdwara and the hall straight into your timeline so nothing goes uncovered in between. If the two are a fair distance apart, a second photographer can head to the reception to capture the room before guests appear. For outdoor photographs in Bromley we often use Church House Gardens off Bromley High Street, with a lake and the river Ravensbourne nearby.

Yes, in addition to weddings all over the UK. When a celebration is abroad we set out travel and accommodation as clear, separate costs, and we make the most of the extra days to photograph the location itself, not only the functions. Give us a call on 07956 505383 and we will walk through what your plans need. Getting to Bromley is straightforward for us: Bromley South and Bromley North stations serve the borough, with the A21 running south towards Kent.

First we settle a list with you, then move through it quickly with a nominated cousin or sibling on hand who can name every face. Given the large extended families at Sikh weddings, we tend to shoot groups outside the Bromley gurdwara after the Anand Karaj and again at the reception, so relatives who managed only one are still included.

Always, and we treat it with care. The doli is the most emotional point of a Sikh wedding day, and we photograph the farewells, the tears, the rice thrown back over the bride's shoulder and the family gathered around the car. We keep a respectful distance with longer lenses, so the goodbyes stay genuine rather than performed. We cover Bromley and nearby Beckenham, Orpington and Chislehurst.

Gladly. With its decorated pots balanced on heads, the sticks, the dancing and the singing carrying on late, the jago gives us some of the most joyful pictures of the whole week, be it winding through the streets of Bromley or filling a family home. We come armed with gear built for movement in low light and simply keep pace with the fun.

Summer weekends and school holidays fill quickly, so six to twelve months ahead is sensible, and earlier for the most popular gurdwara dates around Bromley. That said, diaries shift, and we sometimes have good dates free at shorter notice. Rather than assume we are booked, ask; we will check straight away and give you an honest answer either way.