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Mehendi by the pool, garlands under the mandap, the sacred fire at blue hour and a party on the beach. We photograph and film Nepali weddings in Thailand with one Bangkok-based team, and we take the time to learn the order of your rituals first.

Nepali wedding photography & film
A Nepali wedding in Thailand is usually a celebration over one to three days: a Mehendi or Haldi with friends, the wedding ceremony with its rituals around the sacred fire, and a reception. Koro Films photographs and films all of it with one Bangkok-based team: natural photos, a cinematic highlight film and a full-length film, plus a live stream for family in Nepal or abroad if you want one.
Nepali weddings are not all the same. Most follow Hindu rites, while Buddhist families and communities such as Newar, Sherpa, Gurung or Tamang have their own customs. That is why we start with your schedule and your order of rituals, so we know where to stand when the garlands, the sindoor and the walk around the fire happen. A Nepali wedding is called bibaha in Nepali (विवाह) and งานแต่งงานแบบเนปาล in Thai.
At a glance
| Events | Mehendi, Haldi, Janti, wedding ceremony, reception — one or all of them |
|---|---|
| Team | 2 photographers and/or 3 cinematographers; 4–6 people on multi-day packages |
| Films | Cinematic highlight film + full-length film; same-day edit on request |
| Prices | Photo from 20,000 THB, film from 30,000 THB (4 hours, Bangkok). Multi-day photo + film from 220,000 THB |
| Travel | Pattaya and Hua Hin +5,000 THB; other provinces on the package pages |
| Delivery | 60–90 days after full payment |
| Live stream | Yes, for family in Nepal or abroad |
| Area | Bangkok, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Phuket, Krabi, Khao Lak and across Thailand; also Singapore, Hong Kong and Vietnam |
Prices from our wedding packages and multi-day packages.
Updated October 2026
Nepali wedding film
Tenzing and Ardahun celebrated their Nepali wedding over two days in Pattaya, with the ceremony on the beach at Cape Dara Resort. Every film package includes a cinematic highlight film like this one and a longer film of the day.
Many Nepali Hindu rituals — the garlands, Kanyadan, sindoor and the sacred fire — are close to the Hindu weddings we film every year. If your ceremony follows Hindu rites, these films show how we work:

Hindu wedding highlight · Sheraton Hua Hin

Same-day edit · JW Marriott Khao Lak
Highlights, same-day edits and live streams from weddings in Thailand and abroad.
Real Nepali wedding · Pattaya
Tenzing and Ardahun celebrated over two days in Pattaya: a Mehendi pool party on day one, then the wedding ceremony on the beach at Cape Dara Resort and a reception under the stars. This is how their wedding flowed, and what we photographed at each moment. Read their full story →
Day 1 · Pool party in Pattaya
The Mehendi (also spelled Mehndi) is the relaxed day before the wedding. Tenzing and Ardahun held theirs as a pool party at a different venue in Pattaya: the bride had henna on her hands, her friends wore pink and lilac, and the groom’s friends raised a glass by the pool.
What we capture: Henna details, the bride with her friends, the groom’s side and the party as the sun goes down.



Day 2 · Morning in the suite
The bride dressed in a red and gold sari with her bridesmaids, while the groom got ready in his red wedding outfit with the sea behind him. These quiet hours give some of the most natural photos of the day.
What we capture: The outfit and jewellery, the bridesmaids helping, the groom on the balcony and small moments between the two of them.



Day 2 · Before the guests arrive
The mandap stood on the beach at Cape Dara Resort: peach drapes, flowers and the couple’s monogram, with rows of clear chairs facing the sea. We photograph the décor while it is still empty and the light is clean — your planner and florist will want these photos too.
What we capture: The mandap, the aisle, the chairs, the reception tables and the sea view.



Day 2 · The ceremony begins
Family walked the veiled bride through white orchids and down the flower-lined aisle to the mandap. Under the canopy, the couple exchanged flower garlands — in Nepali Hindu weddings this exchange is often called Swayambar.
What we capture: The bride’s walk, the guests’ faces, the first look under the mandap and the garland exchange.



Day 2 · Rituals at blue hour
As the sun set, the priest led the rituals around the sacred fire. Family sat on both sides of the couple, the couple’s hands were joined over the offerings, and the couple walked around the fire together.
What we capture: The fire and the offerings, the priest, the families on both sides, the joined hands and wide frames of the mandap with the sea behind.



Day 2 · After the rituals
When the rituals ended, the mandap glowed against the evening sky and relatives came up one by one to bless the couple.
What we capture: Blessings from family, the couple together and the whole mandap at blue hour.



Day 2 · Dinner, cake and dancing
The couple changed into pink and white for a reception on the beach: a tall flower cake, champagne, fire dancers and a crowded dance floor.
What we capture: The couple’s entrance, the cake, the show and the dancing until late.



See all their photos in Tenzing & Ardahun’s Nepali wedding at Cape Dara Resort, Pattaya, or browse our Hindu wedding portfolio.
A short guide
A Hindu Nepali wedding usually moves from a Mehendi with friends to the groom’s procession (Janti), the exchange of garlands, Kanyadan, sindoor and the rituals around the sacred fire, and then a reception. The priest leads the ceremony, and the order and names change from family to family and from community to community.
| Ritual | What happens | What we capture |
|---|---|---|
| Mehendi | Henna is drawn on the bride’s hands and feet, with music and dancing. | Henna details, the bride with her friends, the dancing. |
| Haldi | In many families, relatives spread turmeric paste on the couple for luck. | Colour, laughter and the family around the couple. |
| Janti | The groom arrives with his family and friends, often with Panche Baja, the traditional five-instrument wedding band. | The arrival, the music and the welcome by the bride’s family. |
| Swayambar | The bride and groom exchange flower garlands. | The garland exchange and both families’ reactions. |
| Kanyadan | The bride’s parents give their daughter’s hand to the groom. | The parents’ faces and the joined hands. |
| Sindoor & pote | The groom places red sindoor in the bride’s hair parting and gives her the pote, a green bead necklace worn by married women. | Close-ups of the sindoor and the pote, and the bride’s reaction. |
| Rounds of the sacred fire | The couple walk around the sacred fire (agni) as the priest recites mantras. | The fire, the priest and wide frames of the mandap. |
| Reception | Dinner, speeches and dancing — in Thailand often on the beach. | Entrances, the cake, the speeches and the dance floor. |
Buddhist families and some communities, such as Newar, Sherpa, Gurung or Tamang, follow their own rituals. Tell us your order of ceremonies and we plan the coverage around it. Clothes matter too: brides usually wear red, and many grooms wear the Daura Suruwal with a Dhaka topi.
On the day
The ceremony is for you and your families first. This is how we work so it looks beautiful in photos and film without getting in the way.
Every family and every priest runs the ceremony a little differently. Before the day we go through your schedule, the rituals and your family photo list, so we know when the garlands, the sindoor and the walk around the fire will happen.
We work around the priest and the sacred fire without blocking your guests’ view: long lenses for the rituals, wide frames for the mandap and both families.
Photos and films are edited in natural, balanced colour, so the reds and golds of your wedding clothes look the way they did on the day.
Family in Nepal?
Our live streaming team (WedLives, our sister company) can stream your ceremony and reception online for relatives in Nepal or anywhere else who cannot travel to Thailand.
Packages & prices
A one-day Nepali wedding in Bangkok starts from 20,000 THB for photos (4 hours, 2 photographers) or 30,000 THB for film (4 hours, 3 cinematographers). A wedding over two or three days with Mehendi, the ceremony and a reception uses our flat-price multi-day packages, from 220,000 THB for 2 days of photo and film. Travel to Pattaya or Hua Hin adds 5,000 THB.
| Your wedding | Typical events | Best fit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ceremony only | The wedding rituals at a hotel, a beach or a temple | One-day package, 4 hours | Photo 20,000 · film 30,000 THB |
| One-day wedding | Ceremony and reception on the same day | One-day package, 6–8 hours | Photo 30,000–40,000 · film 45,000–60,000 THB |
| Multi-day wedding | Mehendi, Haldi, ceremony and reception over 2–3 days | Multi-day package, photo + film, flat price | 220,000–370,000 THB |
| Coverage | Photo · 2 photographers | Film · 3 cinematographers |
|---|---|---|
| 4 hours | 20,000 | 30,000 |
| 6 hours | 30,000 | 45,000 |
| 8 hours | 40,000 | 60,000 |
Films include a highlight film (3–5, 5–7 or 5–10 minutes) and a 30–45 minute documentary film.
| Package | Team & extras | 2 days | 3 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 2 photographers + 2 videographers | 220,000 | 270,000 |
| Premium | 2 photographers + 3 videographers, A4 album, 2-hour pre-wedding shoot | 270,000 | 320,000 |
| All Inclusive | 3 photographers + 3 videographers, 2 A3 albums, 4-hour pre-wedding shoot | 320,000 | 370,000 |
Prices in Thai baht, as listed on our package pages (October 2026). Multi-day films: a 5–8 minute highlight and a 20–60 minute film of each event. Outside Bangkok, Pattaya and Hua Hin add 5,000 THB for travel; on multi-day packages you also provide the team’s hotel rooms and meals during the events. Other provinces and payment terms are on each package page.
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Four simple steps
Message us on WhatsApp or LINE, or use the contact form: your date, venue or city and the events you are planning.
We check the date and suggest the coverage that fits: ceremony only, one day or several days.
Your date is booked once the agreement is signed and the deposit is paid.
Before the wedding we go through the timeline, your order of rituals, the venue rules and your family photo list.
Photos and films are delivered 60–90 days after full payment.
Good to know
Our one-day packages in Bangkok start from 20,000 THB for photos (4 hours, 2 photographers) and 30,000 THB for film (4 hours, 3 cinematographers). Weddings over two or three days use our flat-price multi-day packages, from 220,000 THB for 2 days of photo and film. Travel to Pattaya or Hua Hin adds 5,000 THB.
Yes. We photographed and filmed Tenzing and Ardahun’s two-day Nepali wedding in Pattaya: a Mehendi pool party on day one, then the ceremony on the beach at Cape Dara Resort and the reception. See their story and the film on this page. We also cover many Hindu weddings with similar rituals.
In a Hindu Nepali wedding the priest leads the rituals: the exchange of garlands (Swayambar), Kanyadan, the groom placing sindoor in the bride’s hair parting and giving her the pote necklace, and the couple walking around the sacred fire. The order and names vary between families and communities.
All of them: Mehendi, Haldi, the Janti, the wedding ceremony and the reception, plus a pre-wedding shoot if you want one. We can cover one event or every event over several days.
Yes. Tenzing and Ardahun had their mandap on the beach at Cape Dara Resort in Pattaya, and their rituals ran into blue hour. Check with your venue early about the sacred fire, sound and time limits on the beach.
Yes. We are based in Bangkok and travel to Pattaya for weddings. Travel to Pattaya adds 5,000 THB to your package. See our Pattaya wedding page.
Yes. Our live streaming team, WedLives, can stream your ceremony and reception online for relatives in Nepal or abroad. See wedding live streaming.
Yes. Before the day we go through the order of rituals with you, and with your priest if you like, so we know where to stand and when the key moments happen. During the rituals we stay out of the priest’s way.
Yes. A same-day edit is a 4–6 minute film made during the wedding day, ready to show at your reception. It costs 15,000 THB extra with our multi-day packages.
Drone aerials are 5,000 THB extra on one-day film packages and included in multi-day packages, wherever the venue and local rules allow it.
Photos and films are delivered online 60–90 days after full payment.
Send us your date, venue and events on WhatsApp, LINE or the contact form. We check the date and send a quote. Your date is booked once the agreement is signed and the deposit is paid.
Let’s start with your date
Tell us your date, your venue and the events you are planning — ceremony only, one day or several days — and we will check our availability and send you a quote.
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