June 2020

murtuza x oliya // a coffee stains film
Murtaza and Oliya’s intimate wedding at The Secret Grove in Bangalore steeped in Persian...
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June 26, 2020
April 2020
January 2020

WEDDING WITH NO PRIESTS
KRUTHI & UTTAM’S COORGI WEDDING AT CAPITOL VILLAGE, MADIKERI A few hours away from...
January 23, 2020
December 2019

TEN
Coffee Stains turns ten in 2019
December 28, 2019
March 2019
November 2018

“THOSE WHO DON’T BELIEVE IN MAGIC WILL NEVER FIND IT.”
Dana & Ibrahim | Kumarakom | Kerala Well, with unicorn, flamingo, some magic and...
November 19, 2018
September 2018

BENGALI BOY WEDS TELUGU GIRL IN TAMILNADU
Nagapooja and Prithish’s multi cultural idea of total fusion and fun in Chennai.
September 1, 2018

GLUTTONY
“WE ALL EAT, AND IT WOULD BE A SAD WASTE OF OPPORTUNITY TO EAT...
September 1, 2018

WITH LOVE FROM INDIA AND LITHUANIA | destination wedding
Smriti and Rytis’ cozy destination wedding at Cochin, Kerala
September 1, 2018

A NATIVE SONG SUNG
Ashwini & Hari’s traditional South-Indian wedding at The Tamarind Tree, Bangalore.
September 1, 2018

TIME TO DRINK CHAMPAGNE AND DANCE UNDER THE STARS | destination wedding
Jess & Sharon’s destination white wedding with a touch of majenta at The Raviz,...
September 1, 2018

WHEN TIME PLAYED HIDE AND SEEK ON A SUN-KISSED EVENING
Sukanya & Lutz | Bangalore | India An Indo-German wedding at The Tamarind Tree,...
September 1, 2018
April 2016

TO FLY TOWARD A SECRET SKY | a COFFEE STAINS film
Amrin & Theo | Taj West End | Bangalore a COFFEE STAINS film MUSIC:...
April 26, 2016

COMING SOON | a COFFEE STAINS film
TO FLY TOWARD A SECRET SKY AMRIN – THEO TAJ WEST END BANGALORE A...
April 24, 2016

HAPPY HOURS
Happy hours | a coffee stains film Matt & Namita | Angsana Resort and...
April 20, 2016
February 2016

THE DULHAN BRASS BAND
Performing progressive metal at your own wedding decked in a saree/veshti is not your...
February 29, 2016
January 2016

food for thought!
“The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without...
January 11, 2016
December 2015

SIX
Six, the number of years that have flown on colourful wings. The memories we...
December 18, 2015

FEATURED ON BRIDE CLUB ME | DUBAI / UAE
http://brideclubme.com/articles/a-colourful-sudanese-german-wedding-at-dubai-creek-golf-yacht-club/
December 15, 2015
November 2015

seeing and composing
“ Beauty can be seen in all things, seeing and composing the beauty is what separates the snapshot from the photograph. "
November 25, 2015

TWICE THE JOY | a coffee stains film
Komal’s baby shower at The Taj West End, Bangalore
November 19, 2015

BANGALORE TIMES | wedding photography gets candidly staged
Our images were featured in Bangalore Times in June 2015 for their article, “wedding...
November 9, 2015

POLKA CAFE | we have been featured!
The wonderful people at Polka Cafe have featured our work often and we are...
November 9, 2015

FEMINA BRIDES | a feature
It is always a please to have one’s work featured. April 2012: Sneha Kar...
November 9, 2015

BIG FAT INDIAN WEDDING
In early 2011, Kanika, owner of the blog Big Fat Indian Wedding...
November 9, 2015

A native song sung
Ashwini and Hari at The Tamarind Tree, Bangalore
November 6, 2015

Food for thought
“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… It remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.”
November 1, 2015
October 2015

arranged love | wedding film trailer
ARRANGED LOVE Mayank & Purva’s destination wedding in Goa a coffee stains film
October 29, 2015

the love story
THE LOVE STORY a coffee stains film Arpit and Mohini | Indore | India
October 29, 2015
September 2015

to inspirations and super moons!
“To consult the rules of composition before making a picture is a little like consulting the law of gravitation before going for a walk.”
September 27, 2015
THE DULHAN BRASS BAND
When the bride and groom took stage at their own wedding performing progressive rock
Performing progressive metal at your own wedding decked in a saree/veshti is not your regular bride and groom. They are better known as rebel brides/grooms and they are here to stay.
Akshaya and Sriram met through music and it is only natural that they would want to include a little something of it for their wedding. How did the idea of a brass band come about? "We've been playing with a band here in detroit and since our guitarist (also a Sriram :| ) was flying to Bangalore with us for the wedding we came up with this crazy idea of performing at the wedding. Another friend agreed to do the bass and we were all set! In theory we were far from a brass band but we wanted it to sound very local and traditional. Sriram's cousin, Harini who is a professional artist did all of the artwork for us and a sound engineer friend of mine (Another Sriram, astoundingly) helped out with the PA and mixer system.",says Akshaya.
"Don't forget the saree adorned bride's heavy metal growling vocals that left people shocked (but surprisingly, cheering). They're used to celebrating a glowing bride...this time it was a growling bride they celebrated", adds Sriram.
May your tribe grow!