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Wedding dates — especially November–February and wedding-season Saturdays — book 6–12 months ahead. Portraits and commercial work usually need 2–3 weeks. A signed agreement and 30% retainer secures your date.
Documentary first, fine-art always. I photograph real moments as they happen and direct only when needed — then finish every frame with an editorial, timeless grade. No fake candids, no cheesy poses.
A preview set within 7 days. Complete wedding galleries in 4–6 weeks; portraits and commercial work in 1–2 weeks; films in 6–8 weeks. Priority delivery is available as an add-on.
Constantly. Pokhara, Chitwan, Mustang and destination weddings across Asia are all part of a normal season. Travel and accommodation are quoted transparently in your proposal — no surprises.
Yes. Our film division works alongside photography so neither interferes with the other. Booking both with one studio means one aesthetic, one timeline and one point of contact.
Through a private, password-protected online gallery you can share with family, download from in full resolution, and order prints from directly. Galleries stay live for one year; USB delivery is available on request.
30% retainer to reserve the date, 50% one week before the shoot, and the final 20% on delivery of the complete gallery. Bank transfer, eSewa and Khalti all work.
Of course — it's their celebration too. I only ask (politely, on the day) that the aisle and mandap stay clear during key rituals so your paid photographs aren't full of phone screens.
No — for the same reason a chef doesn't serve raw ingredients. The edit is half the art. You do receive every finished image in full resolution with a personal print release.
In twelve years it has happened once — and coverage didn't stop. Studio Laxmi is a team, and my associate photographers shoot to the same standard with the same equipment. Your contract guarantees coverage.
Your gallery is private by default. I only share images publicly with written permission — and 'no' never affects your service. Private galleries with password protection are standard for all wedding clients.