Apr
Monica and Kruten’s wedding was a multi day celebration of EPIC proportions. I began to get to know them at their engagement session where we took them to Starved Rock for. They are a sweet, kind and very easy going so they were up for any adventurous idea we came up with! Although we shot […]
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2020
Mar
Hello Friends! We are so excited to show some wedding highlights of Fahad and Ammara’s valima reception. For those of you who do not know what a valima is, this is traditionally the reception hosted by the groom’s side after the bride and groom have tied the knot. It is held after the main wedding […]
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2020
Mar
With the shutdown due to Covid-19, I want to dedicate more time to writing about the photoshoots I have the honoring of shooting for my clients. This post is about Anam and Mohsen! Anam is from Florida and Mohsen is a Chicago native. While the main events of their South Asian wedding were in Orlando, […]
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2020
May
These highlights from Sarah and Sagar’s wedding are great inspiration for couples looking to do a multicultural and interfaith wedding. The venue was at the beautiful Oakbrook Doubletree Hotel in Oakbrook, Illinois. The decor was beautifully done by Siblana Designs and the bridal makeup was by Makeup by Nadia Tikki.
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2019
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We have met hundreds of couple and it amazing how little information clients have to go off of when interviewing wedding photographers and wedding cinematographers. Most couples look at a studios website, email for pricing and if the package doesn’t meet their budget, they move on to the next studio. I cannot stress enough that […]
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With over ten years of experience capturing sacred moments and an artful intuition for what it takes to get the perfect shot, time and time again, it’s our joy to create evocative, timeless photographs that are as one-of-a-kind as your story.
Maha Studios is a destination photography studio that delights in the vibrant traditions and rituals at the heart of South Asian and multicultural weddings.
