Planning an Indian destination wedding and looking for the right photographer? This post breaks down exactly what to look for when choosing a destination Indian wedding photographer, from understanding cultural traditions to handling multi-day events in locations like Bali or Thailand. With expert insight and real experience, find out what sets a great Indian wedding photographer apart.

A stunning Indian destination wedding at Anantara Riverside Bangkok. 3 day celebration in Thailand's capital right by the river, this multi-day celebration full of tradition, fun, and personal moments. Captured by Dwiko Arie, destination wedding photography in Bangkok at its finest.

Koda Kodi is one of those moments that brings out pure joy and chaos at an Indian Wedding. The energy is high—family and friends cheering, the couple playfully battling, and laughter filling the air. Every expression is priceless, from mischievous grins to victorious celebrations. The perfect recipe for documentary wedding photography.

An unforgettable Hindu wedding at Ayana Resort Bali, where love, tradition, and stunning moments came together. Ayana’s breathtaking venue perfectly complemented the rituals, blending natural beauty with grandeur. Explore how this iconic Bali location and a talented wedding team brought a special day to life.

The final day of the Indian wedding celebration at Conrad Bali was special. Their Hindu ceremony took place at the stunning Ocean Garden, with the lush beach as the perfect backdrop. The combination of tropical surroundings and glorious weather created an ideal setting for wedding photography, capturing every moment in beautiful natural light.

Wedding photography of Pre-Wedding Events in Conrad, Bali. Beautiful Indian Celebration captured by DwikoArie

The "Doli" is a tradition in Indian weddings that marks the emotional departure of the bride from her parental home. As a documentary Indian Wedding Photographer, this is probably one of my favourite parts of a Sikh Wedding.

In documentary photography, it's not just about capturing the main action. It's about telling a bigger story by including the surroundings and details. This technique, called layering, adds depth and makes your photos more interesting.

The Baraat procession is a vibrant and festive part of an Indian wedding, marking the groom's arrival at the wedding venue. Accompanied by his family and entourage, the groom makes his way to the ceremony while dancing and celebrating.

A love story culminated in a breathtaking Asian wedding celebration at Conrad Bali, captured beautifully by our photography team in Bali.