We love a celebration with more than one chapter. The colour and detail of a sangeet or mehndi, the weight of the ceremony, then the party of a Western day.
Photo and video come from the same team, so nothing is missed and everything is edited to one consistent look. We bring 4K drone and aerial coverage, work calmly and unobtrusively across long days, and shape it all into a cinematic film and a gallery of hundreds of edited photos. On two-ceremony days we film with two videographers, because when the Laavan is being walked at the front and a family is reacting at the back, one person cannot see both. Below are real moments from the Indian, Sikh, South Asian and fusion weddings we have filmed.
Aarav & Priya
Mehndi, traditional bridalwear, the wedding stage and the banquet.
Two traditions, one story
Two sets of traditions, more than one space to move through, and two families meeting in the middle — woven into a single cinematic film.
Avneet & Laurence — Sikh & Irish
Wotton House, Surrey. An outdoor ceremony in the Italian Gardens with an Irish Oathing Stone passed hand to hand through the guests, then the Anand Karaj in the old library bar. Filmed by two videographers, because on a day like this one person cannot see everything.
Layla & Jonny — Indian & Western
Indian bridal prep and ceremony, then a Western dress change, as one continuous story.
Jiyoung & Matthew
A Korean and Western celebration, two families, one day.
We have just booked Leah & Nikhil, a couple planning from overseas, for their two-day Indian and Western wedding in Devon in 2027.
Two-day fusion celebrations are very much our world right now, and we would love to add yours.
Let's talk about your celebration
Tell us about your days, your traditions and your venue, and we will put together a tailored photo and video proposal. You will have a reply within 24 hours.