Pakistani and Bangladeshi weddings
Pakistani and Bangladeshi wedding photography and videography
Pakistani and Bangladeshi weddings are what we do. We've filmed more than 1,000 events since 2015, so we know how the days run, which moments the family will ask about first, and when to stay out of the way.
Every couple is welcome. We've also filmed Indian, Sikh, Hindu and mixed-faith weddings.
Every event, in order
- Dholki nights at home
- Mehndi: the dances, the performances, the family
- Gaye Holud, for Bangladeshi weddings
- Nikkah: in a mosque, at home or at the venue
- Baraat: the arrival, the entrance, the stage, the dhoodh pilai and joota chupai, the Rukhsati
- Walima: the entrance, the stage, the couple shoot
- Each event gets its own film, and you choose the music.
How we work
Our own team, never freelancers. The same people work every event and go through the same training.
We speak your family's language: Urdu, Punjabi and Bengali.
Female photographers and videographers. Every couple can request them, for the sisters' side or the whole day.
Separate events, your way. We film men's and women's events separately when you ask, and we can make your films with no music.
Respect first. We check the mosque's or venue's rules before the day and follow them.
Big combined days. Many couples now have Baraat, Walima and Rukhsati in one day with both sides in one hall. We plan for that.
Our films
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What couples say
“Oh my goodness. Shaz and the team were BRILLIANT at my wedding. Both myself, my husband, and our families and guests were singing their praises! [...] They were so lovely and made sure me and my husband were okay and if we needed any breaks during the event. Never come across such a lovely, friendly, and proficient media team!”
“Our event days were stressful and hectic but these guys made me feel at ease... I get emotional every time I watch my Nikkah film.”
Questions
Do you film the Gaye Holud?
Yes, as part of a Bangladeshi wedding or on its own.
Does your team speak Urdu, Punjabi or Bengali?
Yes, all three.
Can you film the men's and women's events separately?
Yes. Tell us when you enquire and we'll plan the team around it.
Can our films have no music?
Yes. Just let us know.
Can you film a Nikkah in a mosque?
Yes. We check the mosque's rules before the day and follow them.
Do you have a female team?
Yes, female photographers and videographers. Mention it when you enquire.
Can you cover every event, over several days?
Yes. Packages start from £1,200 and we quote once we know your events and venues.