The wedding photographers behind every viral celebrity shaadi

Let’s be honest: half the reason we’re still rewatching Kiara and Sidharth’s wedding reel is not just the couture or the castle, but the way it was captured. The glowy flash, the stolen glances, the walk-into-sunset kind of edits? That’s not just romance—it’s a photographer’s vision.

While brides are busy pinning lehengas and saving makeup looks, we’re here to remind you of another major bridal decision: the one who’s behind the camera. Because in 2025, your wedding isn’t just an event—it’s content, it’s a legacy, and sometimes, it’s a viral moment waiting to happen.

So, who’s the one making it all look effortlessly dreamy? We've rounded up the best talent in photography for you to consider.

Joseph Radhik captures weddings like they’re already memories

If you’ve swooned over Anushka and Virat’s Tuscany portraits or paused mid-scroll at Katrina’s veil moment with Vicky, chances are, you’ve already admired the work of Joseph Radhik. His lens has been at the centre of some of the most iconic Indian celebrity weddings, and his images feel like they belong in cinema, not just an album.

House on the Clouds turns real moments into romantic myths

This team could shoot a whisper and make it look like poetry. Known for their filmic tones and soft-focus nostalgia, House on the Clouds captured Sid-Kiara’s now-iconic wedding reel. They’re also leading the rise of the digicam aesthetic in Indian weddings—think unfiltered, flash-heavy, cinema-worthy visuals.

Sam & Ekta don’t shoot weddings—they archive intimacy, one frame at a time.

Sam and Ekta, the duo responsible for Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbaal's wedding, have a visual language that is equal parts regal and real—balancing opulence with intimacy. These are the kind of photos that feel felt.

These photographers aren’t just vendors anymore—they’re storytellers, archivists, vibe-setters. And in the age of reels, VSCO overlays, and bridal content going viral before the pheras are done, choosing the right photographer means choosing the mood of your memories.

And let’s be real—no lehenga is complete without the perfect frame. Because if it’s not on your Instagram feed, did it even sparkle?

So while you’re obsessing over your outfit (as you should), don’t forget to ask: who do I trust to capture me mid-laugh, post-cry, spinning in my Sabyasachi with sneakers on?

Because your love story deserves a lens that knows how to catch the magic in motion, in blur, and in real time.

Lead Image : House on the clouds/Instagram

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