South Asian WeddingsAn Atlanta Guide By Vitor Lindo
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hi, I am Vitor

Wedding photographer and filmmaker, born in Brazil, with a studio in Savannah, and 450 weddings over 14 years.

Vitor Lindo in a black tuxedo and bow tie, smiling and holding a Contax camera
The couple's hands joined between rose garlands during the ceremony
Packed dance floor at the reception
  • 450Weddings
  • 14Years Behind The Camera
  • 2Photo And Film, One Team
  • ATLAnd Savannah

The Short Version

I photograph and film South Asian weddings in Atlanta, in Savannah and across the Southeast.

The photographs on this site are from my own South Asian wedding work, a Savannah wedding I photographed and frames from my wedding films. You can see more at vitor-lindo.com and on my Indian wedding site, atlantaindianweddingphotographer.com.

Vitor Lindo in a black tuxedo and bow tie, smiling and holding a Contax camera

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Brazilian Born, Georgia Based

I was born in Brazil, and I photograph and film weddings from my studio at 1918 Howard Street in Savannah, in Atlanta and across the Southeast. Big families, loud music and long celebrations feel like home to me.

The couple at the reception in front of a blue and gold stage

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Why I Wrote This Guide

At every South Asian wedding, families ask me the same questions. Which venues allow the baraat, where the havan can be held, how long the henna needs, how to fit two ceremonies in one day. This guide puts the answers in one place, with every venue fact taken from the venue's own page.

White draped mandap crowned with red and white roses in an open courtyard

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Photography And Film Together

When the photographer and the filmmaker plan together, we use fewer people, place the microphones before the vows and stay out of each other's frame. On a three day wedding that is the difference between calm and chaos.

Priyanka and Amogh laughing in garlands at their ceremony, from their wedding film

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How I Work A Weekend

I ask for the run of show for every event, walk the venue with its coordinator, learn the rules of the temple, gurdwara or masjid, and plan where I will stand for every ritual. Then on the day, I can disappear into the crowd.

Guests dancing in the street during the baraat

Photography And Film

Most couples invest $9,000 to $18,000

Photography and film are available together or separately, and collections generally range from $3,000 to $30,000. Call or text (404) 826-4156.

What Families Can Expect

Before the wedding, a call to learn your families, your events and the rituals that matter. A coverage plan for the weekend that shows which events get photo, film or both. A walk through of the venue with its coordinator where possible, and a talk with your priest, imam or gurdwara about where we may stand.

On the day, a calm team that knows the order of every ritual and stays out of the way of it. After the wedding, a gallery of photographs and the films you chose, edited so the people come first and the decor second.

Families have told me the thing they remember is not the camera. It is that nobody felt watched. That is the goal every time.

The couple and their parents standing in the mandap under a chandelier

Questions Couples Ask

Where is Vitor based?

His studio is at 1918 Howard Street in Savannah, and he photographs and films weddings in Atlanta, Savannah and across the Southeast.

Does Vitor offer photo and film?

Yes, together or separately, and one team plans both.

How much does Vitor charge?

Most couples invest $9,000 to $18,000, and collections generally range from $3,000 to $30,000.

How do we reach Vitor?

Call or text (404) 826-4156, or use the inquiry form on this site.

Why did a photographer write this guide?

Because couples ask him the same planning questions at every South Asian wedding, and the answers belong in one place.

Frames from an Indian wedding on Jekyll Island

Check Your Date

Tell me about your families and your weekend, and I will tell you how I would cover it.

Check Your Date