The Setting: Ragley Hall, Birmingham

Located in the heart of Shakespeare’s England, Ragley Hall is a Georgian masterpiece surrounded by 5,600 acres of manicured countryside. From grand staircases to timeless architecture, it offered the perfect balance of elegance and warmth—a fitting space for a wedding full of life and tradition.

Every corner of the venue felt like a painting. From the bride’s intricate lehenga to the golden details of the mandap, each element came alive in photos that feel as rich as the memories themselves.

The Hindu Wedding Ceremonies

Zeena and Divesh honoured their heritage with five full days of rituals and celebrations. From the pre-wedding ceremonies like the Pithi and Mehndi—filled with music, laughter, and colour—to the deeply symbolic wedding day rituals, every moment was an intentional step in their journey together.

Documenting their Hindu wedding ceremony in Birmingham wasn’t just about taking beautiful photos—it was about witnessing legacy, family, and sacred tradition come together in celebration. These moments weren’t posed; they were felt, and they now live on forever in imagery full of emotion and meaning.

Full-Day Photo & Video Coverage

For this celebration, we offered full-day photography and videography coverage. This allowed us to tell the story from start to finish—capturing the quiet intimacy of the preparations, the vivid chaos of the sangeet, and the emotional peak of the wedding ceremony itself.

If you’re planning a multi-day Hindu wedding in Birmingham, having a dedicated team who understands how to document both the energy and the emotion is everything. These aren’t just events—they’re memories in motion.

Your Hindu Wedding, Through an Editorial Lens

Looking for a Hindu wedding photographer in Birmingham who understands your traditions, your story, and your vision? I’m Yakaly Di Roma—your professional bestie and intentional third-wheeler, capturing South Asian weddings through a poetic, editorial lens.

Let’s honour your love story with imagery that feels like a memory, and looks like a magazine spread.