Nine years of showing up for other people's biggest days.

How We Started

From one camera to a full crew.

Hariom Singh picked up his first DSLR at a cousin's wedding in 2015 and never put it down. A year later, Hariom Photography was registered as a studio with a simple brief: shoot weddings the way guests actually experience them — laughter mid-sentence, tears no one posed for, the five seconds after the pheras when everyone finally exhales.

Today the studio runs two full crews year-round, works with drone pilots licensed under Indian civil aviation rules, and has covered weddings from Bulandshahr and Delhi to Udaipur, Goa and Jim Corbett. What hasn't changed is the size of the team on your actual wedding day — we still believe a smaller, familiar crew shoots better than a large, anonymous one.