Wedding is supposed to be a special moment in a person's life but Eternal Weddings (Akshay Patil and his manager Akshata) have ensured this becomes a harrowing experience for us. We hired them for our wedding in Dec 17 and I must say it's been one of the worst decisions of my life. Besides not covering certain portions of our wedding (bidaai, interviews), they have still not provided us with videos. Even 5 months after the event!! Highly unprofessional team, I seriously doubt their capabilities. I'm still awaiting my videos and will deal with them in my way but suggest others out there to make an informed decision before hiring them. PS - I wrote a review on their Insta page yesterday which they've conveniently deleted, so expecting them to so something similar here. WMG Team - Pls ensure this gets published.

They are very professional in what they do and will put their heart and soul into any assignment they take. They put in extreme efforts to capture the moments which would make you relive those special moments time and again. They were friendly, ethical and most importantly made me and my better half feel comfortable in front of the camera. We did a couple shoot with them. Akshay is creative and captures dreamy fairytale like moments. He makes sure that you are satisfied and happy with the pictures at the end of the day. The results are simply amazinggg! I would highly recommend them ??

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Thank you for the wonderful memories. I hired The Eternal Weddings Photography team for my sister's wedding recently. Had an amazing experience. These guys are worth a lot more than what they charge. Very professional and their equipments are too good. Looking forward to have them for further events in our family and friends.

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<p>The photographers are great at what they do..absolute fun to work with... Beautiful pictures...lifetime memories...thanks to these guys... Fits into the budget and total value for your money and more... Thank u for displaying my wedding moments so beautifully.... P.S - they even got the husband to pose and not be so camera conscious and shy..which was a task worth applauding...</p>