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Aniket Sananse Photography

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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Brampton | Wedding Photography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. The existing Aniket Sananse Photography listing is supported by a current official identity: The Wedding Stories, a Brampton-based studio led by Aniket Sananse. The official website provides an active consultation route, package information and current wedding-specific service pages, supporting Active status.

For couples seeking a South Asian wedding photographer in Brampton, this profile is most relevant for celebrations that include Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Gujarati or Tamil traditions, as well as multicultural and multi-day events. The studio’s public materials centre on photography; couples should not assume videography or any unlisted add-on is included without a written quote.

Current identity and wedding focus

The current official domain names the business The Wedding Stories and identifies Aniket Sananse as its creative director and storyteller. That name match connects the legacy listing to the present studio: “Aniket” and “Sananse” are both distinctive title terms, while the official site directly describes wedding photography services.

The studio describes a candid fine-art approach and presents wedding work ranging from engagement sessions to full wedding-week documentation. Its current public positioning is specifically South Asian and Indian wedding photography rather than general portrait or event photography.

Services and specialization

The official Brampton service page identifies coverage for Hindu weddings, Sikh Anand Karaj ceremonies, Muslim Nikkah and Walima celebrations, Gujarati events, Tamil weddings and multicultural fusion weddings. It also describes multi-day coverage for Mehndi, Haldi, Sangeet, ceremony and reception events.

Published package details show photography teams, engagement shoots, edited galleries, albums, wall art, film photos, drone photography and sneak peeks in selected packages. These are package-specific inclusions, not universal promises. The site also lists à la carte options such as an additional photographer, drone photography, a same-day slideshow, film camera prints and albums.

Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Gujarati and Tamil wedding photography
Multi-day South Asian and Indian wedding coverage
Engagement photography and wedding-day gallery delivery
Selected package add-ons, subject to the written quote

Service area and who it may suit

The Wedding Stories identifies Brampton as its home base and lists Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto, Oakville, Vaughan, Burlington, Caledon, Hamilton and Niagara among its GTA and regional service areas. It also states that it travels worldwide for destination weddings.

This may suit couples planning a ceremony with several cultural events, a GTA venue schedule, or a destination celebration where photography coordination across more than one day is needed. A travel fee is stated for wedding destinations more than 60 kilometres from the office, so location and travel costs should be discussed before booking.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include a team structure, a dedicated event coordinator for each booking, a private photo reveal evening, and an expected gallery of 700 to 1,000 edited high-resolution images within five months. The official site also states that the studio can provide a replacement team photographer if an emergency affects the assigned photographer.

The public pages do not provide a street address, telephone number, exact coverage hours, a complete contract, tax treatment, retainer amount or a full list of all package inclusions. The address and phone fields are therefore left blank. Those omissions are practical items to confirm, not a finding about service quality or availability.

Pricing

Current official starting prices are published. The “Band Bajaa Budget” package starts from $4,000 and lists one lead plus one associate photographer, a complimentary engagement shoot and edited gallery images. “Shudh Desi Wedding” starts from $4,800 and lists one lead and one associate photographer, an engagement shoot, wall art and an album. “My Big Fat Wedding” starts from $6,000 and lists two lead photographers, a concept engagement shoot, film photos, drone photography, wall art, an album and next-day sneak peeks.

Albums are separately listed as starting from $600, and other add-ons are available. These are starting figures rather than a final proposal. Confirm the number of events and hours, travel, taxes, delivery format, album specifications, drone permissions, add-on charges, retainer and cancellation terms in writing.

Contact and booking

The official contact page offers a form as well as options to arrange a phone call or virtual video consultation. Its booking process describes an initial questionnaire followed by a virtual meeting with the event coordinator and photography team.

The contact page does not display a public phone number or postal address. Use the official consultation or contact route, identify the date and venues for each event, and request the current quote and agreement directly from the studio.

What couples should confirm

Before committing, confirm whether the preferred date is available; who will photograph each event; the number of photographers assigned; the exact timeline and coverage hours; and whether engagement, pre-wedding and reception events are included. For a religious ceremony, discuss any venue or Gurdwara photography rules and the planned approach to key rituals.

Also confirm the precise edited-image estimate for the event size, sneak-peek timing, final-gallery delivery date, backup arrangements, travel and accommodation charges, image-use permissions, insurance documentation if the venue requests it, payment schedule and cancellation or postponement terms. The official site describes a five-month final-gallery timeframe, but the signed agreement should control the applicable delivery commitment.

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Frequently asked questions

Who leads the current studio connected to this listing?

The Wedding Stories identifies Aniket Sananse as its creative director and storyteller.

Which South Asian wedding traditions does the studio list?

Its official service page lists Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Gujarati and Tamil weddings, plus multicultural fusion celebrations.

What starting package prices are published?

The official Investment page lists starting prices of $4,000, $4,800 and $6,000 for three photography packages. Final pricing should be confirmed for the specific event schedule and add-ons.

How are final images delivered?

The studio says bookings include a private photo reveal evening and a gallery of 700 to 1,000 fully edited images within five months; its FAQ also refers to a USB keepsake.