Indian Wedding Photographer London : Asian Photography UK
Indian wedding photographer London, specialist in Asian photography in UK. Documentary wedding photographers for Hindu, Sri Lankan, Tamil, South Asian, Sikh, Muslim marriage ceremonies
This is a popular venue for traditional Indian weddings or nikah ceremony, or even a wedding reception after a Sikh wedding at the nearby Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha on Havelock Rd. 
Wedding Picture by
Bipin Dattani Photography
As 1st January 2018 stands before us, lets bid this year a fond goodbye and let the hope for a bright new year set in.
A couple of quotes and messages to being in the new year.
“The new year stands before us, like a chapter in a book, waiting to be written. We can help write that story by setting goals.” – Melody Beattie
“Cheers to a new year, and another chance for us to get it right” – Oprah Winfrey
Let’s welcome 2018 with enthusiasm and ensure it’s a Happy 2018!
The VIP Lounge, 47 High St, Edgware HA8 7DD is a very popular venue for Asian, Jewish and Indian weddings in this part of north London.
The magnificent lighting at this London wedding venue creates an ambience a dreamy star-lit sky, fit for any wedding ceremony.
As a London based photographer I have had the privilege of photographing Indian weddings or shaadi at numerous wedding reception venues, luxury hotels, banqueting halls, perfectly suited for Punjabi, Sikh, Hindu, Muslim & Gujarati weddings. Typically Indian marriages are lavish occasions and the bride’s and groom’s family will invite so some of the venues are for 400, 500 or even 800 to 1000 guests are required in London! The guest list who attended Prince William and Kate Middleton’s big day was about 1,900 [Source: The Telegraph] and the same can be true as Prince Harry proposed to Meghan Markle with a diamond engagement ring have just announced their royal engagement. All eyes on them as they announce the venue for their wedding day in 2018!
So if you are planning your wedding in 2018 and on the look out for the Indian wedding venues London, there are many first-class Asian wedding venues throughout London that will suit your needs and budget. Only you can decide whether its banqueting halls for your Indian shaadi marriage or London’s specialist venues for Indian and Asians weddings which one best fits in your wedding day dreams and plans.
Cavendish Banqueting was established in 2005 and is now widely recognised as one of the most service orientated and professional banqueting venues in London. It is one of the largest Indian wedding venues London and is known to be one of the most spacious Indian wedding venues.
The VIP Lounge aims to make a wedding, banqueting, events a 5 Star experience, both in service and catering. Weather you want an intimate wedding ceremony or a grand wedding reception it’s the lighting that will create an ambience during the hindu wedding ceremony or dreamy star-lit sky light during the romantic 1st dance at the reception.
Saffron D’Or has been turning your brides & grooms wedding celebrations into dreams come true for nearly 15 years. With seating for up to 450 guests the banqueting hall caters for all occasions such as weddings, private parties and corporate events. Event planning managers help in organising events from start to finish.
Venue 5 seats 250 people comfortably and is suitable for engagements and mehndi party events to corporate functions. The newly refurbished Venue 5 in Eastcote, Harrow offers an amazing ambience and this banqueting venue caters for every small event you may want to host
The Dhamecha Lohana Centre (DLC) in South Harrow. In Indian cultures, a wedding isn’t just one “big day”—it’s a series of celebrations occurring before and after the couple exchanges vows. One of the newly built Halls in South Harrow, it’s perfect for North London Indian weddings and offer a complete wedding package with Mandap, indian wedding priest, catering all for a set price. Or want a venue for engagement or mehndi party, what more can you ask?
A venue know for Indian & Asian weddings in this North London corner, The Clay Oven also has has two suites that are very popular for wedding functions, mehndi, parties and corporate events due to reasonable Clay Oven wedding cost.
Experienced in organising various types of Asian events from a colourful Mehndi/Sangeet night to an intimate Indian Wedding, Mandap Ceremony, Walima or Wedding Reception. Premier Banqueting venue with a capacity of 800 guests , is versatile for Indian functions.
Hare Krishna Temple
Hilton London Wembley
Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow Hotel
Churchill Portman Square
Heathrow Marriott Hotel
Novotel Hammersmith Hotel
East London
Southhall
Advait Sattavis Gam Centre
Kadwa Patidar Centre (KPCentre)
Shree Swaminarayan Temple Stanmore aka Stanmore Mandir
London Hilton on Park Lane
InterContinental London Park Lane
The Landmark London Hotel
The Sheraton Skyline Hotel
Natural History Museum
For the religious brides and groom’s Indian temples in London is always a popular venue to get married and say ‘I do”. These temples is where I have had the privilege of photographing tradition rituals of Hindu & Sikh weddings. Otherwise if the wedding venue is local and nearby to a temple, after the wedding ceremony the married couple will request that we visit the temple for post wedding couples portraits and photos.
These temples are popular with the families as all have dedicated in house catering and kitchen facilities, so the prasad, wedding breakfast afternoon meals freshly prepared on the site. What better venue than a temple for a soul-stirring wedding ceremony!
As the Indian community had grown in numbers, so has the places of worship, satsang, religious and cultural events. Some brides and groom’s also choose to have their wedding ceremony with special indian wedding priests at these religious venues. Below is a list of some of these amazing Hindu Temples in London, you may want to visit or even get married
A masterpiece of exotic design and workmanship, a Hindu temple built entirely using traditional methods and materials – marble and stone. Close to the North Circular and close to the temple of England’s football venue “Wembley”. Popularly also known as the ‘Neasden Temple‘
Neena and Purav’s wedding was full of fun, laughter, traditional Hindu ceremonies.
For local Sanatana Dharma Hindu community this “All inclusive Hindu temple” is place of worship on Ealing Road in Wembley, London. The magnificent temple with superb carvings and is one of the best Sanatan temples outside of Indian and luckily for us Londoners it’s here in capital city. Built according to the scriptures of the Hindu holy texts with no steel support and entirely of Indian hand carved limestone.
This beautiful mandir is popular with local Harrow, Stanmore, Edgware, Kingsbury Hendon brides and grooms as family home is generally nearby. The bright wedding hall on the first floor is ideal for traditional Hindu ceremonies, and once the wedding ceremony is complete the grounds are ideal for the couples portraits.
The are numerous Hindu wedding ceremonies held at the Shree Swaminarayan Temple – Dharma Bhakti Manor in Stanmore.
Wood Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 4LF
Westfield Ln, Kenton, Harrow HA3 9EA
It is the first Swaminarayan Mandir to be opened in the city. Located at 220-222 Willesden Ln, London NW2 5RG this is a venue I have photographed lovely simply organised gujarati weddings.
Address: 220-222 Willesden Ln, London NW2 5RG
The newest temple here on Kingsbury Road, London NW9 8AQ
This magnificent and traditional Jain Temple is located within its own landscaped gardens and forms part of the Oshwal Centre, at Coopers Lane Road, Northaw, Hertfordshire, EN6 4DG. A focal point for Jains all over the country, with the large function room for weddings the terrific temple lends itself for photogenic wedding photographs for the couples.
