Cake Smash Photography in Hadapsar, Pune

Cake smash sessions in Hadapsar — starting with whose idea this was, which decides what it should deliver.

Young girl in a red sequinned party dress waving, seated at an outdoor evening venue

Whose idea was this

A surprising number of cake smashes are booked by somebody other than the person who wanted one.

A grandparent asked for it, or an older sibling had one, or it simply seemed like the thing you do at a first birthday.

That matters because it decides what the session should deliver. If somebody specific wanted this, there is a photograph they have in mind.

Told what it is, that frame gets taken properly rather than hoped for among the rest.

Where nobody is quite sure why they booked it, that is worth saying too — a straightforward first-birthday portrait session is frequently what people actually wanted.

Nobody is obliged to do a cake smash because it is what is done at one year old.

And where the parents disagree about whether to do it at all, we would rather know than have one of you standing there wishing you were not.

Where the parents disagree about doing this at all, the disagreement is frequently about the cake rather than the photographs.

One person objects to the waste, the mess, or giving a one-year-old that much sugar, and none of those are photographic objections.

All three have straightforward answers — a small cake, a sheet on the floor, and very little of it actually gets eaten.

It is worth saying because the objection is usually treated as reluctance about the session, and it is not.

Addressed directly it tends to disappear, and the parent who objected is generally the one most delighted by the results.

Where it does not disappear, a first-birthday portrait session is a perfectly good alternative.

Getting ready

Knowing what it is for

Work out whose idea this was and what photograph they have in mind. That frame then gets taken properly.

Bring a change of clothes, wipes and something to wrap them in.

Keep the outfit simple, and bring a second for clean portraits before the cake.

Planning it

What we settle

Who wanted this and what they are hoping for.

Whether clean portraits happen first.

And what time suits the child, since there is only one cake.

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Before you book

Cake smash sessions in Hadapsar

How the session itself works is covered in full on the main cake smash photography page.

  • 1st Floor, Behind G S Mahanagar Co-op Bank Ltd, Sai Nagari, Mathura Nagar, Wadgaon Sheri, Pune, Maharashtra 411014
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We are not sure we want a cake smash.

Then say so. A straightforward first-birthday portrait session is frequently what people actually wanted.

A grandparent asked for this.

Then find out what photograph they have in mind, and it gets taken properly rather than hoped for.

What if the child refuses?

Common and not a failure.

Which areas do you cover?

Hadapsar, Magarpatta City, Keshav Nagar, Mundhwa, Ghorpadi, Wadgaon Sheri and Kharadi.

Do we bring the cake?

Tell us what you have in mind and we will confirm.

How long does it take?

Less than expected. The cake part is short.

Can family watch?

Yes, from behind us rather than beside us.

What if we cannot agree at all?

Then tell us both positions and we will shoot both. We will say honestly what each produces; we will not tell you which your family should prefer.

Should everybody be on the call when we book?

It helps for anything with several stakeholders. Failing that, send us what each person is hoping for and we will work from that.

Who should we nominate for the day?

One person, agreed beforehand. Requests from everybody are welcome at the start; instructions from four people mid-session mean less gets photographed.

How do we book?

Send us the date and what you have in mind, and you get a clear quote for the coverage you actually need.

Whose idea was this?

If somebody specific wanted it, there is a photograph in their head. Tell us what it is.