It has been two years of hard work in lifestyle & wedding photography and the love and acclaim has been overwhelming! We celebrate two years of capturing beautiful people in their beautiful environments and we are grateful. We are grateful not just to say it, but mean it. And as a little gesture of thanks,…
This was one day Harika and I had planned to the last detail and we were really looking forward to. The dresses, the accessories, the locations – the works! Although Ramit and I live in Delhi, we’d pooled in our resources and short-listed possible shoot locations in and around Pune. But, as the cliche goes,…
Interesting! Your pictures have nice colours in them.04/07/2011 – 4:07 am
These are crazy good photos. Harika and Pratik is one of the sexiest couples I’ve come across and the spark between them blazes through almost all the photos. Positively a bit of luck you ended up in this ruin. I don’t know, maybe because I’ve a natural predilection for ruins and abandoned houses (and Goa, where I live right now, has an abundance of it), I find the first photo incredibly BEAUTIFUL. Good show. Keep up the good work and God bless!20/05/2012 – 8:59 pm
Their Save the date read like this: May 2008> She crashed a party – They exchanged numbers – He called too late – She was gone to the USA. April 2009> She moved back to Hyderabad – They met at a club – He fell for her legs – She fell for his charm. June…
Karan’s family had a continuous reading of the Guru Granth Sahib – the holy book of the Sikhs. The holy book was brought to their house with due honours and read by ‘Pathi’s for a period of three days. On the third morning, the reading concluded with a session of ‘Kirtan’ and Karan and Sana…
I always enjoy your photographs- like the way you see the weddings and the colours . Well done!05/08/2011 – 11:48 am
Brilliant work with the lens as always. I am starting to think of any unmarried in my family to force him/her to marry so that I can get you for photo shoot 
Though, I can get you for mine too but I wish…
But seriously Ramit, you are very good at this. Keep up for the good work.08/08/2011 – 2:08 am
Your photographs make me want to get married, over and over and over again. Very happy photographs… make you forget all of life’s troubles.05/09/2011 – 9:23 pm
wow sir ji i like ur photography style.07/10/2011 – 1:30 pm
ur work is amazing13/01/2012 – 2:40 pm
Ayanka & Arjun are both lawyers, and their engagement was a simple affair at Ayanka’s aunt’s house. The ring-exchange ceremony was preceded by a Giani reading verses and blessings in Punjabi. Arjun’s family then presented Ayanka with the gifts they had brought for her. And Ayanka’s family did the same for Arjun. Arjun surprised everybody…
Tanya and Sriram are truly a unique couple. Capturing their secular wedding was one of the most unusual weddings we’ve shot for. Tanya is Muslim while Sriram is Hindu. They met and fell in love with each other, in far away America. He proposed to her on top of the Empire State Building in New…
After the opulent engagement celebrations by the Suris at Samode, it was the turn of the Saboos to play hosts and receive Siddharth and his family in Chandigarh for three days of fun and celebrations. And the party started with a small sangeet at Satvika’s home. Satvika’s mother- Anu and her friends sang a lot…
Great Work Ramit and Salonee !!25/07/2011 – 7:16 pm
BEAUTIFUL!!!10/08/2011 – 4:34 pm
wonderful pics…fun filled. kudos!!!10/08/2011 – 5:39 pm
Thoroughly enjoyed the pictures. Would it be possible for you to give me a quote for a wedding in Delhi as well as a destination wedding ?
Please feel free to get in touch with me if you have any questions regarding this.
01/02/2012 – 6:17 pm
This one is my favorite of all.. Lovely colors, couple and guests. This makes a happy wedding!! Love each and every pic of this album!!13/03/2012 – 1:27 pm
Samode is a small town of Rajasthan which belonged to the zamindars of the erstwhile State of Amber (pron. Aamer). The Samode Palace was built in the 16th century as a Rajput fort but in the 19th century, it was converted from a fort to an exquisitely designed palace in Rajput and Mughal architectural style….
Vinny’s actual name is Vinayak, but nobody, not even his parents call him that. So it always is Shreya & Vinny – even on their website! And the first thing Shreya told us about her wedding was, that most points of time there might be at least one of her family scolding her for something…
We spoke to Isha and Kunal before their wedding and Kunal told us how he had planned the entire proposal, taking Isha by surprise, even though she’d been tipped off by her friends. We thought we could use the idea and surprise them with something they knew about, and yet were clueless. We could not…
u r th best12/09/2012 – 12:04 pm
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