Before this
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Gentle, unhurried sessions in the first few weeks.
Explore Newborn PhotographyNaming ceremony coverage in Vishrantwadi, shot so the set still makes sense to relatives who could not be in the room.
For people not in the room
A naming ceremony is usually small and early and held in a full flat, and the set that comes out of it travels much further than the guest list did.
That means the coverage has to explain itself. Who held the baby, what was said, what the room looked like, who was there.
A set of close, atmospheric frames is lovely and tells a relative in another city almost nothing about what happened.
So the sequence matters more here than in most ceremonies — the preparation, the ritual in order, the naming itself, and the gathering afterwards.
It is also worth identifying the one frame that will be sent to the people who most wanted to be there, because that one is worth arranging properly.
It is worth identifying the single frame that matters most before the ceremony starts.
In a short ritual in a crowded flat there is rarely a second chance at anything, and a photographer who knows which moment is the one will be in the right place for it.
Usually it is the naming itself, or the baby with a particular grandparent.
Told beforehand it is covered properly. Discovered afterwards it is simply not there.
It is also worth deciding whether the set is a record of the ritual or of the gathering.
The two overlap and they are not the same. A record of the ritual follows the sequence closely; a record of the gathering spends its time on who came and what the room was like.
In a short ceremony there is rarely time to do both thoroughly, so it is worth saying which matters more.
Getting ready
Tell us who could not attend and would want to see this. It changes how complete the coverage needs to be.
Lay everything out the evening before. An early muhurat leaves no margin.
Decide whether a full group frame matters, since a crowded flat may need somewhere else for it.
Planning it
Who the set is for, including anyone not in the room.
The muhurat and when preparation starts.
And numbers, which decide what is physically possible.
Recent work
A selection of recent photographs. Each one is tagged with the kind of shoot it came from — tell us what you are planning and we will show you the work closest to it.
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How the session itself works is covered in full on the main naming ceremony photography page.
Then the coverage needs to explain the day rather than only capture its mood. Tell us and it will.
Sometimes there is nowhere to stand. If it matters, tell us and we will find somewhere.
Normal for this ritual. Tell us the muhurat.
Vishrantwadi, Tingre Nagar, Dhanori, Kalas, Lohegaon, Yerawada and Viman Nagar.
Yes, which matters in a ceremony this short.
Kept minimal, and we work with the room where we can.
If you want it covered.
Yes, and it is much cheaper than a second session. Tell us the list of uses and the framing covers all of them while everything is set up.
An online gallery you can share. Tell us if anything else is wanted and we will confirm what is possible.
You can decide the use later. What cannot be decided later is whether the frame has room in it, which is why it is worth mentioning at booking.
Yes, across Maharashtra and for destination weddings, with travel agreed upfront before anything is booked.
Yes, and it is the part we can speak to honestly — what a frame will and will not stand up to. Tell us what you have in mind.
The use can change freely. What cannot change afterwards is whether the frame has room in it, which is the only reason we ask early.
Yes. Tell us what you have in mind and we will show you work that matches it rather than a general portfolio.
Send us the date and what you have in mind, and you get a clear quote for the coverage you actually need.
Tell us, and the set is shot to explain the day rather than only to capture its mood.