Legacy
Established in the early 1980s, Vaaho has been a leader in high-end wedding documentation for over four decades. Our legacy is built on reliability and a deep understanding of the most precious moments in a family’s history.
About the studio
About
Founded 1982
Based in Hicksville, NY
We shoot Photo + Film
We travel anywhere you marry
Re-experience your wedding day through our detailed images and videos.
Established in the early 1980s and launched in 1982, the Vaaho Photographers marquee soon became associated with quality and superior customer satisfaction in photography and video.
We understand the beauty and importance of the biggest day of your life. It is our sincere and constant effort to capture all the details and precious moments of your special day through our expert photography and videography — mehndi through vidaai, nikkah through reception, across New York and the Tri-State area.
1982 — 2026
Why Vaaho
Why families choose Vaaho
Style
Our signature look is a blend of fine art photography and cinematic videography. We aim for an elegant, innovative aesthetic that feels both professional and deeply personal.
Results
Customer satisfaction is our highest priority. We work with diligence so that every frame we deliver is a memory you will cherish for generations.
How we work
The shape of a Vaaho day
The same approach on every wedding, however many days it runs.
Mehndi
Close, warm, hands-and-detail work. Usually indoors and usually louder than anyone expects. Two photographers.
Sangeet
Stage lighting, choreography, family performances. We light for movement and cover the crowd as much as the stage.
Baraat
Outdoors, unrepeatable, over in twenty minutes. The full team is on the ground before the horse is.
The people
Who will actually be there
The studio
What that adds up to
44
years behind the camera
4
weddings published
2
venues worked
4
kinds of ceremony
Featured in
The Knot
WeddingWire
Maharani Weddings
By venue
Every venue →Rooms we know
Where the light falls, and where it does not.
In their words
The film still makes my mother cry. Worth every conversation we had about it beforehand.
