If you’re planning an Indian wedding in Colorado, across the U.S., or at a destination location worldwide, one of the most common questions we hear is: How many hours of photography and videography coverage do we need? With multi-day celebrations that include Haldi, Sangeet, Baraat, the wedding ceremony, and reception, the right amount of coverage ensures every tradition and moment is documented.

We often provide 16–20 total hours of coverage spread across multiple events. Most couples at venues like Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs find that 17–18 hours is the perfect amount. This includes travel time to and from portrait locations on-site, so you don’t feel rushed.

As a traveling destination Indian wedding photography and videography team, we bring our experience to weddings across the country. Whether you’re hosting in Colorado, Mexico, or another international destination, we structure your custom coverage around the flow of your events so nothing is missed.

 

 

What’s Included in 17–18 Hours of Indian Wedding Coverage?

• Solo portraits of the bride at each event
• Solo portraits of the groom at each event
• Couple’s portraits at each event
• Family and extended family portraits
• Ballroom, ceremony, and decor details
• Full coverage of each tradition and celebration

After covering many Indian weddings in Colorado and beyond, we’ve seen the same trend: couples who book 17–18 hours of coverage feel confident knowing every key part of their wedding is captured. From getting ready moments to the vidaii, nothing is left out.

Example Indian Wedding Coverage Timeline (Cheyenne Mountain Resort)

• Haldi
  Average: 2.5–3 hours
  • Decor photos
  • Solo and couple’s portraits
  • Family portraits
  • Traditions with friends and family
• Sangeet
  Average: 4 hours
  • Decor photos
  • Solo and couple’s portraits
  • Family portraits
  • Speeches, dances, and group photos
• Ceremony (including baraat & pre-ceremony rituals)
  Average: 5 hours
  • Getting ready coverage
  • Baraat coverage
  • Ceremony details
  • Extended family portraits after the ceremony
  • Vidaii if applicable
• Reception
  Average: 5 hours
  • Ballroom decor photos
  • Solo and couple’s portraits
  • Family portraits
  • Entrances, speeches, and freestyle dancing

Why Couples Choose 17–18 Hours of Coverage

Booking 17–18 hours of Indian wedding photography and videography ensures:

• No rushed portraits or missed family groupings
• Time to capture details and decor before guests arrive
• Full documentation of every tradition and performance
• Peace of mind knowing your story is told completely. This coverage also gives us the opportunity to execute our posing expertise, while putting a high priority on capturing the candid and documentary photos we are known for.

If you’re a bride planning your Indian wedding and wondering about coverage, this timeline reflects what we see most often. With 17–18 hours of coverage from an experienced destination photography and videography team, you’ll know your entire celebration is in good hands.

Ready to Reserve Your Date?

Our calendar fills quickly, especially for multi-day Indian weddings. Email us today to reserve your date and ensure your wedding is fully covered. By securing your coverage early, you’ll have peace of mind knowing your events will be documented by a team with extensive experience in Indian weddings.