Pre-Wedding Photography in Hadapsar, Pune

You want different things

Couples frequently discover on location that they wanted different shoots.

One imagined something relaxed and unposed. The other imagined something considerably more produced. Neither said so beforehand because it did not occur to them that they differed.

Discovered on the day, it is resolved by whoever cares more, and the other person spends several hours doing something they did not want.

Discovered a week earlier, it is trivial. Half the time for each, or two shorter shoots, or one approach agreed properly rather than assumed.

So the useful question before booking is not where and when. It is what each of you is actually picturing.

Ask each other and you will frequently find you are describing two different afternoons.

Where you genuinely differ, we shoot both. It costs some time and it is far better than one of you being quietly disappointed.

It is worth noticing whether the disagreement is actually between the two of you or between your families.

A surprising number of couples arrive having absorbed two sets of expectations and are trying to satisfy both without saying so.

That is a different problem from disagreeing with each other, and it is worth naming because the solution is different too.

Where families have expectations, the practical answer is a small number of frames that meet them and a shoot that otherwise ignores them.

Ten minutes of what your relatives are picturing buys the freedom to spend the rest of it on what you actually want.

Most couples find that trade entirely acceptable once it is put to them plainly.