Mohali
Wedding Photographer in Mohali
Our studio is twenty minutes away in Sector 44, Chandigarh — photographing Mohali weddings since 2014.
Close enough to arrive early
Cinestyle India is a wedding photography and film studio in Sector 44, Chandigarh. Most Mohali venues are about twenty minutes from our door, and that matters more than it sounds.
It means we arrive early instead of rushing in. It means we can go and see your venue before the date without turning it into a production. It means that if your function runs late, nobody on our team is watching the clock because of a long drive home. And there is no travel charge on your quote.
We have been shooting here since 2014 — at Grand Imperial, Arista Palace, Trellis Garden, The Amaltas Farms, and at gurudwaras, farmhouses and family homes across the city.
How we shoot
Candid, and mostly invisible
No long posing sessions
We don't stop the wedding to line people up. A few family portraits where they're wanted — the rest is what actually happened.
We stay out of the way
Most couples tell us afterwards they forgot we were there. That's the whole idea. You should be at your wedding, not performing at it.
Photographs and film together
One team, one plan. The photo team and the film team aren't competing for the same moment or blocking each other's frame.
Where we've shot
Venues in and around Mohali
Knowing a venue before the day matters more than people expect — where the light falls at four in the afternoon, which corner works for the couple shoot, where the baraat will actually enter. These are venues we have already worked in Mohali:
- Grand Imperial
- Arista Palace
- Trellis Garden
- The Amaltas Farms
Getting married somewhere else in Mohali? That's normal — we have also shot at farmhouses, gurudwaras and family homes across the city. Tell us the venue and we will usually know it, or we will go and see it before your date.
Anand Karaj
Shooting inside a gurudwara
A large share of Mohali weddings include an Anand Karaj, and it is a different kind of coverage from a hotel ceremony. A team that does not understand the space will either get in the way or come back with nothing worth keeping.
We cover our heads and remove our shoes like everyone else — not as a formality, but because a crew that treats the space casually will be asked to stop shooting, and rightly so. We never shoot from in front of the Guru Granth Sahib; we work from the sides and the back, which is why long lenses matter here. No flash anywhere near the Palki Sahib. We shoot in the available light, and most gurudwaras have beautiful soft light through the windows in the morning that is better than anything we could add.
During the laavan we stay low and we stay still. Four rounds, no second takes, so we are in position before they begin. Most Anand Karaj ceremonies happen in the morning — plan on us arriving at least an hour ahead so we have time to see the hall and understand where the light is coming from.
What it costs
Straight answer on pricing
Most studios will not put a number on a page. We will, because you deserve to know before you spend an hour on a call.
Cinestyle India weddings run from around ₹1.5 lakh to ₹7 lakh. Where a wedding sits in that range depends on how many days and functions there are, how large a team the day needs, whether you want a printed album, and what you want in terms of films — a highlight, a full film, reels, a same-day edit.
Send us your dates and your function list, and we will come back with a proper quote rather than a range.
Questions we get
Before you ask
Do you charge extra to come to Mohali?
No. Mohali is local for us — our studio in Sector 44 is about twenty minutes away, so there is no travel charge and no accommodation to arrange.
How many people will be shooting?
A full wedding usually has three photographers and three cinematographers. If two functions are running at the same time, we bring two teams. We agree the team size with you before the date.
Do you shoot Anand Karaj ceremonies?
Yes, regularly. We work from the sides and the back of the darbar, in available light, with no flash near the Palki Sahib. See the section above for how we handle it.
Can you see our venue before the wedding?
Yes, and for Mohali we usually do. Being twenty minutes away means a recce costs us an afternoon, not a day.
How far in advance should we book?
For peak season — November through February — three to six months is sensible. Dates go early. Off-season we can often work with less notice, so it is always worth asking.
How long until we get our photos?
A set of edited previews within a few days of the wedding, so you have something to share while everyone is still talking about it. The full gallery and film follow after that, on a timeline agreed in writing before booking.
Can we meet before booking?
Yes, and we would prefer it. Come to the studio in Sector 44, Chandigarh — it is a short drive from most of Mohali. You will see full weddings start to finish, not just the best ten frames.
Do you cover other cities?
Yes — Chandigarh, Panchkula, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar, Patiala, Jammu, and destination weddings across India.
Is your date still open?
Tell us your dates and function list, and we will come back with availability and a proper quote. Usually within a few hours.
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