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Authentic Storytelling for Your Wedding Day
Planning your wedding? Based in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Ravinder Bindra is a dedicated wedding photographer who specializes in capturing the real, heartfelt moments of your big day. His classic, natural style focuses on telling your unique love story, preserving the emotions and spirit of your celebration so you can cherish them forever. Ravinder works quietly and attentively, making sure every genuine smile and candid interaction is beautifully documented.
An Experienced and Warm Approach
With seven years of wedding photography experience, Ravinder brings a calm, professional, and friendly presence to your wedding. He has photographed a wide range of celebrations—from grand ceremonies to intimate gatherings and same-sex weddings—across Scotland and Northern England. Couples appreciate how he puts them at ease, his patience, and his creative ideas for photos, making the whole experience smooth and enjoyable.
Capturing Your Day in Stunning Locations
Ravinder has had the pleasure of photographing weddings at some truly beautiful venues, including:
- Balbirnie House Hotel in Glenrothes
- The Skybar in Edinburgh
- Kilconquhar Castle in the East Neuk of Fife
Whether it’s a scenic spot in his hometown of Kirkcaldy, the breathtaking landscapes of Northumberland National Park, or a new location you love, Ravinder is excited to explore and use these backdrops to create stunning, memorable images.
What Couples Love About Working with Ravinder
Couples consistently praise Ravinder’s professionalism and the beautiful quality of his photos. Many treasure the personalized wooden box he provides, which includes a USB of their wedding images—a perfect keepsake. His calm, friendly demeanor and ability to capture the essence of the day make him a favorite among couples looking for a photographer who truly understands their vision.
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
A wedding in the heart of the Northumberland National Park. I will never forget it. The views are to die for, the most amazing couple and the photo opportunities were just endless. I feel very lucky!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Candid, relaxed, traditional, portrait, natural
What about your business are you most proud of?
To be able to do something I absolutely love and give it my all. It beats a 9-5 office job.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Book well in advance. Photography/venue/bands/videography especially. We get booked so far in advance that I would hate you to miss out. Don't just look at prices, equally the style is just as important and talk to the photographer before hand.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Happy tear tissues! There is so many to be honest.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Communication is key and that is why I recommend email/phone contact and I also do a face to face meeting upon booking free of charge so we can meet each other and discuss your plans and expectations. Regular contact right up until the day, also happy to meet at the venue in advance also. Contract is also given to give you assurance and peace of mind. A questionnaire is also handed out to you to get information of your day such as scheduling, specific photo requests etc
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
Couple portraits after the ceremony. Couples often get overwhelmed on the day which is perfectly understandable and sometimes they don't always leave enough time for certain images. I recommend doing the full group shot first, specific images with close family and friends (I recommend around 10) and then leave about 45-1hr for the couple images, especially whilst its light outside. Other images can be taken in between the day such as between meals etc. I also recommend bridal prep as its a very unique moment to have some lovely images taken with your close bridal party and family and this allows the natural feelings to be captured, the nerves, the excitement as well as some lovely close up images of the details such as the dress, rings, flowers etc.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
The father of the brides first look at his daughter in her dress. Usually taken during bridal prep. I love this image. Can't beat the happy tears. :)
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
I will have a plan B in place for rainy days. Indoor photos can be arranged or some nice and creative images in the rain if the couple are up for it such as the 'umbrella shot'.
Describe how you got into photography.
I've had an interest in photography from a young age. Friends always told me I had a 'good eye' for photography. A few years ago after getting a nice bonus from work, I treated myself to my first DSLR camera and I've never looked back since. I started off doing landscape images then I had the opprtunity to shadow a fellow wedding photographer as weddings and I got the bug. I decided to start my own business and have been doing it ever since and I absolutely love it.