Sikh Wedding Photographer

Costs vary with the number of days, events and photographers involved, and photography is usually a meaningful share of the wedding budget. We price around your celebration, so tell us your dates and the events you want covered and we will send tailored options.

Yes. We are based in Northwood and travel across London, the Home Counties, the Midlands, the North, Wales and Scotland for Sikh weddings. Distance is never a problem, and we plan the gurdwara timings and travel carefully in advance.

Yes. From the Akhand Path and maiyan to the jaggo night, the Anand Karaj and the reception, multi-day Sikh celebrations are our speciality. For the busiest weddings we bring a second photographer so the ceremony and the guests are both fully covered.

Yes. We can provide a second photographer for larger celebrations, and a female photographer where you would prefer one for the maiyan, mehndi or ladies gatherings. Two photographers let us cover the Anand Karaj and the family moments at the same time.

We photograph the whole Sikh wedding, from the Akhand Path bhog and maiyan to the milni, the Anand Karaj with its four laavan, the langar and the doli. We also cover Punjabi and fusion celebrations, and understand the order of each ritual.

Popular and auspicious dates book up well ahead, often a year or more, so we recommend enquiring as early as you can. Tell us your wedding date and we will confirm availability straight away and hold it for you.

Yes. Alongside your edited digital gallery we design hand-finished, fine-art albums, so the whole story of your celebration, from the milni to the doli, is held in an heirloom to pass down through the family.

Yes. We photograph the Anand Karaj inside the gurdwara with great discretion, working quietly from the sides with our heads covered and seated respectfully with the sangat. We use quiet cameras and longer lenses so the four laavan and the ardaas are captured without disturbing anyone.