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Why Your Wedding Needs More Than One Photographer

Coverage is a maths problem: how many things are happening at once, and how many cameras are present.

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FIG. 01Bridal portrait in a kasavu saree and temple gold

Network: 100+ photographers
Cities: 8 covered end to end
Traditions: 25+ shot regularly
Delivery: 6–8 weeks

Parallel functions

Bride and groom getting ready in different places is two cameras, always.

Baraat and reception

One photographer with the baraat, one at the gate waiting for the welcome, or you lose one of the two.

Large guest counts

Above four hundred guests, the greeting line alone occupies a full photographer.

01Wedding photographers in Pune70 areas
02Wedding photographers in Mumbai70 areas
03Wedding photographers in Nashik25 areas
04Wedding photographers in Ahmednagar25 areas
05Wedding photographers in Lonavala15 areas
06Wedding photographers in Mahabaleshwar12 areas
07Wedding photographers in Panchgani10 areas
08Wedding photographers in Alibag20 areas

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Why Your Wedding Needs More Than One Photographer

Parallel functions

Baraat and reception

Large guest counts

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