Sikh Wedding Photographer in Solihull

We keep things simple: a booking fee to secure the date, then the balance a couple of weeks before the celebrations start. Where it eases your planning, we are glad to arrange a middle instalment between the two, especially on multi-day bookings. One thing we never do is add surprise charges after the wedding, so the quote is exactly what you pay. Getting to Solihull is straightforward for us: Solihull railway station lies on the Chiltern line to London Marylebone, with the M42 running past the town.

We plan for it in advance, knowing kirtan, the ardas and family arrivals hardly ever run to the minute. If the laavan begin behind schedule or the milni takes longer than expected, we photograph on without a word of complaint. The whole point is that you stay present in the moment, not anxiously watching the clock or watching us. Around Solihull we plan for landmarks such as the medieval St Alphege Church in the town centre.

For Solihull and the surrounding parts of Greater London, travel is normally already included in your package. Where a venue is much further away, or an early baraat makes an overnight stay sensible, we add a modest, clearly stated cost and agree it upfront. Nothing travel-related ever appears on your invoice as a surprise.

A good many couples opt for one, and we can often include it within a wedding package at a gentle rate. It is simply a relaxed hour or two at a place you cherish, whether in {COUNTY} or a little further out, letting you get comfortable with the camera before everything begins. The resulting images work wonderfully for invitations, welcome signs and a signing frame. Around Solihull we plan for landmarks such as the medieval St Alphege Church in the town centre.

Gladly, and it is work we know well. The maiyan and vatna, the mehndi night, the jago with its lit pots and singing, the choora ceremony and then the wedding day itself can all be covered as one booking or as the events you pick. Planning them together with you means we arrive at each function in Solihull already knowing the family.

We build protection in from the first frame, as each image is captured to dual cards inside the camera. Back at base, everything is copied to multiple separate drives before any card gets cleared, and the files sit in several places until your gallery has been delivered and saved. That means your wedding exists in more than one copy from the outset. Outdoors in Solihull we like Malvern Park and the adjoining Brueton Park beside the River Blythe.

Of course, and that split is standard for Sikh weddings rather than unusual. The drive from the gurdwara to the reception hall is written into your timeline so coverage never has a gap. When the venues sit well apart, a second photographer can go ahead to the reception and photograph the empty room before everyone arrives. Solihull and neighbouring Olton, Hall Green and Balsall Common are all covered.