Engagement · Nischitartham
Engagement photography for the day it becomes real
The reading of the lagna patrika, the exchange of tambulam and rings, and two families becoming one — engagement photography in Guntur, calm and unhurried, in homes, halls and hotels.
What we photograph
Small ceremony. Big moments.
- Lagna patrika
The formal reading of the wedding date and muhurtham — the elders, the priest and the families listening in.
- Tambulam exchange
Plates of betel, fruit and gifts passed between families — full of colour and detail.
- Ring exchange
Positioned so both faces are visible, not just two hands and a crowd of shoulders.
- Blessings & family
Every elder’s blessing and the family groups you’ll want in the album.
- A few portraits
Ten quiet minutes for the two of you, planned at the best light of the day.
Engagement stories
The beginning of the story
Engagement FAQ
Questions about engagement coverage
Do you cover small engagement ceremonies at home?
Yes. Many nischitarthams are intimate family gatherings at home, and those are often the warmest photographs. A small, discreet team is usually all that’s needed.
Can you combine the engagement with a pre-wedding shoot?
Often, yes — for example, a short couple session in the evening after the ceremony, or a separate pre-wedding shoot planned for another day. We’ll suggest what fits your schedule.
Do you also make a video of the engagement?
Yes. A short highlight film or a complete traditional video of the ceremony can be added. See wedding films.
If we book the engagement, can you also photograph our wedding?
We’d love to, subject to availability on your muhurtham date. Families often find it easier to work with one team throughout — we already know everyone by the wedding.