We deliver a full edited gallery colour graded, carefully culled and sequenced, online with download access. Standard delivery for a single-day celebration is 6–8 weeks. Multi-day South Asian wedding productions are 8–12 weeks due to the volume of material. We provide regular updates during the editing process and are reachable throughout.

Yes. All multi-day packages and most full-day celebrations include a second photographer as standard. Cinematic film is produced by our dedicated cinematography team rather than a hybrid photographer/videographer; the two crafts require genuinely different skills, and we do not compromise either. Full team composition is confirmed based on your specific programme and guest numbers.

12–18 months for peak season (January–March) at sought-after venues. 9–12 months for shoulder season (July–September). We keep a live availability calendar; the quickest way to check your date is to contact us directly.

Yes — this is one of our core specialisms. We cover Hindu, Sikh, Muslim and multicultural celebrations in Koh Samui, including multi-day programmes across all functions. We know the rituals, we know the cultural visual language and we know how to structure a production team and shooting brief across three or four consecutive days in a way

January to March for the most reliable conditions. July to September for the best balance of quality, availability and value. Avoid October to December due to the northeast monsoon.

Three things: light direction, season and pace. Koh Samui faces east; its finest light is in the morning, not at sunset. Its dry season (January to September) is the opposite of Phuket's, which means they are genuinely complementary choices. And Koh Samui is quieter, more intimate and less internationally busy which produces a different atmosphere in the