Indian Wedding Photographer in Orlando, Florida

I am Mona Chaudhry, an Indian wedding photographer in Orlando, Florida. I have photographed more than 500 weddings over more than twenty years, and most of them have been Indian and South Asian celebrations.

I know how these weddings work. I know the order of the events, what each ritual needs, and how the days build on each other. I know where to stand during the baraat, when a ceremony needs me close and quiet, when to give clear direction for family portraits, and when to step back and let a moment happen on its own. That comes from doing this work for a long time, and from paying attention.

The celebrations

Most of the Indian weddings I photograph are multi-day celebrations: the puja, mehndi, haldi, and sangeet before the wedding day, then the baraat, the ceremony, and the reception. Each event has its own pace and purpose, and I plan the photography around how that particular celebration is structured. I work with your planner and your family so portraits and group photographs are organized and do not take over the day.

What families tell me most often is that the day felt calm. That is deliberate. I direct when direction helps, and the rest of the time I stay out of the way.

Traditions photographed

I photograph Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, and Christian weddings, including Gujarati and South Indian celebrations, and fusion weddings where two traditions are part of one celebration. I understand the main ceremonies and the smaller moments around them, including the vidaai at the end, when a bride says goodbye to her family. You will not need to explain your traditions to me, and your day will not have to slow down so I can keep up.

Orlando venues photographed

I photograph Indian weddings across Orlando and Central Florida, including the venues where my couples celebrate most often: the Waldorf Astoria Orlando, Gaylord Palms, the Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate, and the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. I know each of these resorts well: their ballrooms, their grounds, and how the light works there across a long wedding day.

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What couples receive

Your first look arrives within 2 weeks of your wedding. Your full gallery arrives within 90 days, and your online gallery stays open to you for 3 years. Wedding films are available as an add-on to a photography collection, created with my film partner, maiography. Single-day weddings begin at $5,500 and multi-day weddings begin at $8,500. I share full collections personally, once I understand your celebration, because no two are built the same.

Questions couples ask

Do you photograph multi-day Indian weddings?
Yes. Most of my Indian weddings are multi-day celebrations, from the puja and mehndi through the ceremony and reception.

When will we see our photos?
Your first look within 2 weeks, your full gallery within 90 days, and your online gallery stays open for 3 years.

Do you offer wedding films?
Yes, as an add-on to a photography collection, created with my film partner, maiography.

What do collections cost?
Single-day weddings begin at $5,500 and multi-day weddings begin at $8,500. Full collections are shared personally after we talk about your plans.

If you are planning an Indian wedding in Orlando and want a photographer who knows the traditions, the venues, and the flow of your days, I would love to hear about your celebration.