Mayra · Mehendi · Sangeet · Haldi · Baraat · Wedding · Vidaai | Candid Wedding Photography | Udaipur

Marwadi weddings do not arrive quietly — and Anish & Abhishika's wedding at the Radisson Blu, Udaipur arrived exactly as a Marwadi wedding should. With colour, with ritual, with a large and wonderfully chaotic family, and with the Aravalli hills turning gold in the background.

Abhishika wanted everything documented — every ceremony, every face, every fleeting moment. Anish had two words: just real. Those two briefs, taken together, are exactly what candid wedding photography is for.

The Mayra & Mehendi

The Mayra — where the bride's maternal uncle arrives with gifts and blessings — set the emotional tone for the weekend. Tender, unhurried, and completely honest. The Mehendi followed in Radisson Blu's open-air courtyard, Abhishika watching every stroke of the henna with genuine curiosity while both families slowly forgot which side they belonged to.

The Sangeet

Anish had not planned to dance. Then Abhishika's parents dedicated a song to the couple, called them to the floor — and he walked out and danced with the quiet freedom of someone who has decided a moment is worth being fully present for. Abhishika smiled in a way that had nothing to do with the camera. Those are the frames we live for.

The Haldi & Baraat

Udaipur's soft pre-noon light made the Pithi Dastoor feel cinematic without trying. Anish's grandmother sat beside him through the whole ceremony, holding his arm, watching her grandson marry — one ritual at a time. The Baraat that followed moved through the Radisson Blu's ceremonial pathway as the Udaipur sky did what it always does at dusk. Every emotion was right there on the surface.

The Wedding & Vidaai

The Jaimala was eleven joyful minutes of lifted brides and blocked garlands. The Saat Phere brought stillness — seven promises, taken slowly. Abhishika cried at the fifth round. Anish held her hand slightly tighter for the remaining two.

The Vidaai was entirely their own. Anish had thought carefully about the ritual and what it traditionally meant, and they chose to do it differently — gathering both families, thanking people by name, Abhishika leaving not as a departure but as a beginning. Both of them walking out together, into the same life.

We documented all of it — candid photographs and cinematic wedding films that hold these moments exactly as they happened. Honest, intimate, and real.