Google Business Profile for wedding photographers in India

Pick your categories

Also add, if they fit

• Add "Video production service" if you shoot wedding films, and "Photography studio" only if clients can walk into a studio.
• If you also do baby shoots or corporate events, "Photographer" as a secondary covers that. Keep "Wedding photographer" as primary if weddings are most of your work.

See every business type in the category finder

Packages and services to list

Couples compare packages. Say what each includes: days, events, photographers, album and film.

• Wedding photography packages, by number of days or events
• Candid and traditional photography
• Wedding films and highlight videos
• Pre-wedding shoots, with locations you often use
• Drone shots, only if you have the permissions needed where you fly
• Albums and prints
• Engagement, haldi, mehndi and sangeet coverage
• Destination weddings, with the places you travel to

Photos that work

• Your best wedding photos, a few from each wedding rather than one great shot repeated.
• Different moments: rituals, candid family moments, couple portraits, decor.
• Your team at work at a wedding, so couples see you're professional on the day.
• Your albums, opened, if you design them.
• Your studio, only if clients visit it.
• Get the couple's permission before posting any photo, and respect families who don't want photos online.

What to post about

• Booking open for the coming wedding season in your region, well before the main muhurat dates.
• A short story from a recent wedding: a few photos and two lines, with permission.
• Pre-wedding shoot locations near your city, with sample photos.
• Off-season offers on pre-wedding or baby shoots, if you run them.
• Your travel dates for destination weddings.

When and how to ask for reviews

Ask when you deliver the final photos, album or film, not on the wedding day. Couples judge a photographer by the final work.

1. 1

   Ask at delivery

   Send the review link with the message where you share the final gallery or album delivery date.

2. 2

   Invite photos with the review

   Ask them to add a favourite photo with their review. It shows real work from a real client.

3. 3

   Ask both families if they booked together

   Sometimes the bride's family booked and the groom's family dealt with you on the day. Both can review.

4. 4

   No discounts for reviews

   Don't offer a free print or album page for a review. Ask every client the same way.

Whenever you ask, Google's rules apply: ask every customer, not only the happy ones, and never offer anything in return for a review.

Mistakes to avoid

• Showing a home address without a studio

  If couples don't visit you, hide the address. Google can suspend service-area businesses that show a home address.

• Posting without permission

  Some families don't want wedding photos online. Ask first, every time.

• Using other photographers' photos

  Using someone else's work as yours can get reported and removed, and it damages trust fast.

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