Everything families ask.

It starts with a conversation - WhatsApp or a call. We listen to your functions and what matters to your family, then hold your dates. No forms, no portals; one conversation, then paperwork only where it protects you.

For peak seasons - November to February, April to May - eight to twelve months is safest. For single functions and dharmik occasions, a few weeks is usually enough. If your date is close, ask anyway; we'll tell you honestly whether we can do it justice.

Yes - across India and abroad. Travel is planned around your functions so the team arrives rested and present, never rushing from an airport to a mandap.

We build coverage around your functions rather than selling fixed tiers - a one-morning haldi and a five-day palace wedding shouldn't shop from the same list. Tell us your plans and we'll put a clear, itemised proposal in your hands.

Wedding photography in Mumbai is priced by what the day actually needs - the number of functions, the size of the team, and the deliverables (albums, films, reels). Rather than quote a figure in the abstract, Eternal Graphers scopes each wedding individually so you pay for your celebration, not a template. Share your dates and functions on WhatsApp and we'll send an itemised proposal.

It depends on your functions and guest count, not on a fixed package. A typical multi-function wedding has traditional and candid photographers working alongside a cinema team - planned so no ritual, and no side of the family, is missed.

Five decades inside Marwari, Jain, Gujarati, Marathi and Sindhi celebrations - and every Hindu tradition - means we know what happens next before it happens. Anything your family does its own way, tell us once and it becomes part of the plan.

No - you get both, planned together. The portraits and family lines your parents expect, and the unposed moments you'll actually frame. The two teams coordinate so neither ever appears in the other's photographs.

Yes. Eternal Graphers has photographed Jain, Marwari, Gujarati, Marathi and Sindhi weddings - and every Hindu tradition - for more than three generations. That familiarity with each community's rituals is exactly why families across these traditions return to us for the next wedding.

One team, both crafts. Photography and cinematography are planned together so they never compete for the same moment - and everything is edited under one roof.

A cinematic wedding film from Eternal Graphers includes a short shareable trailer and a longer feature film of the whole day, with real audio - vows, speeches, the moments people actually said - colour graded by hand and edited in-house. Reels for social media can be added. Everything is shot to feel like the day, not like an advertisement for it.

You receive a trailer of about three minutes, made for sharing, and a feature film that tells the whole day - typically somewhere between eight and twenty minutes, decided by the day itself rather than a template.

It's the one delivery that requires nothing from the future in order to work - no password, no charger, no company remaining in business. Archival paper, designed in-house, sequenced like the day. Ask us about the paper stocks and binding when we meet.

A curated preview within days, the complete gallery in a few weeks, and the album and film after that. Exact timelines for your functions are agreed before you book - and kept.

Yes - the complete edited gallery and the films are yours to keep and share, alongside the printed album.

Very possibly. The archive goes back to 1975, and we regularly reprint and repair albums from it. Mention roughly when and where - returning families are the best part of this job.