About

Named after the moment everything turns on.

A muhurat is the hour the families agree on, the one the whole day is built around. We're a small crew who show up early, stay late, and film all of it.

Couple photographed in the garden after the ceremony
How we work

We stay out of the way, and we don't ask for retakes.

Weddings don't pause for a camera. Our job is to be positioned before something happens, not to interrupt it after. That means walking the venue beforehand, knowing the order of the rituals, and having a second camera where the first one can't be.

Afterwards you get a film that's actually watchable, cut to length, properly graded, with the audio that matters kept in: the vows, the laughing, the priest, your grandmother.

What to expect

From the first call to the final file.

01Enquiry

You send us the date

We check availability, talk through the events across the days, and send a quote with exactly what's included.

02Before

We plan around your schedule

Muhurat timings, venue lighting, family portraits list, who needs to be in which frame. Sorted before the day, not during it.

03The day

We film everything

Two cameras minimum on the ceremony. Photo and video working together, not competing for the same spot.

04After

You get the films and the gallery

Teaser first, usually within a couple of weeks. Then the full film, the ceremony cut, and the edited photo gallery.

Dates book early

Tell us when you're getting married.

Send us the date and where it's happening. We'll come back with availability and what a full day with us looks like.

Check your date