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Hello, We are From Studio Laxmi
For twelve years I've photographed the truest moments of people's lives — from three-day weddings in Dhulikhel to expeditions above five thousand metres. My work lives where documentary honesty meets fine-art craft: nothing staged that shouldn't be, nothing missed that matters.
My StoryPhotography, Crafted for You
From twelve-hour weddings to single product frames — every service carries the same fine-art standard.
Wedding Photography
Full-day documentary and fine-art coverage of Nepali, Hindu, Buddhist, Christian and destination weddings.
From Rs. 35,000
Pre-Wedding Shoots
Cinematic couple sessions in the Himalayas, heritage cities or anywhere your story began.
From Rs. 30,000
Portrait Sessions
Studio and environmental portraits — individuals, professionals, artists and personal branding.
From Rs. 15,000
From First Coffee to Final Frame
Conversation
We meet over coffee — in the studio or on a call — and I listen to your story, your plans and the moments that matter most to you.
Vision
Together we shape a creative direction: locations, light, mood boards and a timeline built around how the day naturally unfolds.
The Shoot
On the day I work quietly and unobtrusively, directing only when needed, so every frame feels honest and unposed.
The Craft
Every image is hand-edited with a signature fine-art grade. No presets applied blindly — each frame is finished individually.
Delivery
Your story arrives as a private online gallery, a cinematic film, and heirloom prints designed to outlive us both.
What Clients Remember
“Laxmi didn't photograph our wedding — she preserved it. Every time we open the album we find a moment we'd forgotten. My father cried at a photo of his own mother laughing. That is what you're paying for.”
“I've worked with photographers in Delhi, Bangkok and Kathmandu. Studio Laxmi's editorial instincts are world-class — my monsoon collection campaign outperformed every previous season.”
“We wanted a tiny wedding and worried it wouldn't 'photograph well.' The gallery looks like a film. Guests still ask which magazine shot it.”
Notes from Behind the Lens
How to Plan Your Wedding Photography Timeline
The single biggest factor in your wedding photos isn't the camera — it's the timeline. Here's how we build one that breathes.
What to Wear for Your Pre-Wedding Shoot
Colours that love Himalayan light, fabrics that move, and the one thing you should never wear on camera.
Why Golden Hour Matters (and What to Do When You Miss It)
The physics of flattering light, and the professional tricks for when clouds — or schedules — refuse to cooperate.
Follow the Journey
@studiolaxmi — daily frames from weddings, mountains and the studio.
Your story is already happening.
Let's not miss it.
Dates for the coming season are limited — most weddings book six months ahead.
Check My DateQuestions Couples Ask
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.
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.