Sikh Wedding Photographer in Edmonton

Of course they can, and it is one of the loveliest parts of what we do. Parent albums in a smaller size can be made to accompany your own, and with the gallery live, loved ones near and far can order any prints they take to. More often than not, grandparents in India end up with a full set within a few weeks. Getting to Edmonton is straightforward for us: Silver Street and Edmonton Green stations run into London Liverpool Street, and the North Circular meets the A10 close by.

Yes, gladly. We travel to Edmonton and further afield for Sikh weddings without a second thought. The Anand Karaj, along with the milni, maiyan and doli around it, is our speciality, so the distance is never anything for you to fret over.

Yes, and there is real value in it. When the same photographers cover your maiyan, mehndi, jago, Anand Karaj and reception, the finished story flows as one, with consistent colour and a team your family already knows by the wedding day. We plan the whole week with you in Edmonton so each event gets the attention it deserves.

Absolutely. Nearly every Sikh wedding moves to its own banqueting venue for the reception, and we approach that evening as a full part of the story, never an afterthought. Entrances, speeches, the cake, the first dance and the bhangra each get the attention they deserve. The reception can be booked alongside the ceremony or entirely on its own. Venues we cover near Edmonton include Meridian Grand.

It comes down chiefly to how many events you want covered, the total hours over those days, whether a second photographer joins, and your choice of albums. Because the Anand Karaj begins early and the reception ends late, the length of coverage counts for more than anything. We shape the package around your plans rather than forcing your plans into a package. Open air sessions near Edmonton can use Pymmes Park, whose Grade II listed garden walls survive from the house demolished in 1940.