Perth · Western Australia
Malay & Muslim
wedding photographer
Shona and Saif married at Brookleigh Estate in the Swan Valley. Their gallery is below in full — the henna, the traditional dress, the signing, and a night that ran long. Have a look before you decide anything.
A Malay Muslim wedding has a shape of its own, and it is usually not the shape a Perth wedding photographer has in their head. The running order is different. The moments that carry the most weight are different. A photographer working from a standard timeline will be pointing a camera in the wrong direction at the moment that mattered most, and nobody notices until the gallery arrives.
So we ask rather than assume. Whether the solemnisation happens earlier and who is present for it. Whether prayer times need protecting inside the timeline. Whether you would prefer a woman photographing the bride and her side of the family. Whether there is a part of the day where you are seated and everyone comes to you, and how long that runs. Whether the venue needs to be dry, and whether the catering is halal. None of it is hard. It just has to be asked beforehand rather than worked out on the day.
Families differ, and so do couples. Some of what we have just listed will matter enormously to you, and some of it will not apply at all — which is the whole reason we ask instead of arriving with a template and quietly bending your day to fit it.
Shona and Saif’s wedding is below in full, shot at Brookleigh Estate in the Swan Valley. It will tell you more about how we work than anything we can write here. Same collections, same prices, same team — there is no separate list and no cultural surcharge.
A real wedding
Shona & Saif
Brookleigh Estate, Swan Valley
On film
The same wedding,
moving
Common questions
Good to know
Do you photograph Malay weddings in Perth?
Yes. Shona and Saif’s wedding at Brookleigh Estate in the Swan Valley is on this page in full, so you can judge the work rather than take our word for it.
Can we have a woman photographing the bride?
Yes. We have female photographers on the team, so if you would prefer a woman covering the bride and her side of the family, say so when you enquire and we will build your team that way. It is a normal request and it does not cost extra.
Will you work around prayer times and the solemnisation?
Yes. Send us the running order, including anything happening earlier in the day and who is present for it, and we will build the coverage around it rather than asking you to move it.
Do you charge more for a Malay or Muslim wedding?
No. The collections and prices are the same ones on our packages page, starting at $799. There is no separate list.
Do you photograph Muslim weddings at any Perth venue?
Yes, anywhere in Perth and across WA. If the venue needs to be dry or the catering halal, that is a venue conversation rather than a photography one, and it does not change how we cover the day.
Planning yours?
Ask us anything
before you book
Tell us what you are planning and we will tell you straight away whether we are the right fit for it.
Eight photographers on the team, collections from $799, and we reply within 24 hours.
“They were professional, friendly, and made us feel completely comfortable throughout the day.”
Jessica Forber