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Tigon Photography

Weddings

Documentary-minded wedding photography from a former photojournalist: the whole story of your day, told honestly.

Groom kissing the bride's forehead as she laughs with her eyes closed, trees softly blurred behind them

I started out in photojournalism and later moved into wedding photography, but I never lost my obsession with storytelling. On your wedding day I mix documentary coverage of what actually happens with relaxed posed portraits, so you get both the moments and the family photos.

From the first email I focus on clear communication, so by the time the day comes you'll know exactly what to expect. Tell me about your plans and your budget and I'll put together coverage that fits.

Recent work

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  • Smiling bride framing her face with her arms, stacked red and white wedding bangles and hennaed hands above her jewelled forehead
  • Bride in a gold-embroidered red dupatta smiling toward soft window light, a hennaed hand raised to her veil
  • Bride with a gold maang tikka and necklace smiling up at the camera, her hennaed hand resting on her chest
  • Bride in a red veil with a nose ring and layered kundan necklaces, eyes lowered in a quiet moment
  • Bride in a pink embroidered dupatta tilting her head toward the camera, golden lights sparkling in the background

How it works

From the first hello.

  1. Inquire

    Tell me what you’re planning and what you need from the photographs.

  2. Plan

    We’ll discuss your ideas, priorities and the scope of the shoot.

  3. Shoot

    I’ll draw on the styles that suit you and what we’re photographing.

  4. Deliver

    Your edited photographs, delivered digitally — details confirmed as we plan your shoot.

Inquiries

Tell me about your wedding.

Share a date, a place and what matters most. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

Start your inquiry