The Regeti's

08/19/2026

08/17/2026

Don't make a daddy's girl call her dad on you - landline and all. Riddhi is ALL grown up and getting married and we are just... not ready. We've watched this happen a hundred times and it still gets us every single time, especially when the couple in front of our lens is this cute together. And the fact that she chose us for this?? We're still smiling about it.

Sweet, playful, completely themselves - this is exactly the kind of energy we help bring from behind the camera. Got a proposal story or an engagement session on your mind? Drop a comment or send us a DM, we'd love to hear about it.

08/17/2026

Okay, we said it. Somebody had to.

After 20 years and more weddings than we can count, here's what we've learned: the couples we click with best aren't chasing trends or a perfectly styled feed — they want photos that still mean something at their 25th anniversary, when grandparents aren't in the room anymore and that mandap is the only place they still "are." If that's not you, no hard feelings, truly. But if it is... we'd love to hear about your day. Drop a comment or DM us — let's talk.

03/18/2026

01/23/2026

Here’s the quiet truth no one tells guests before an Indian or Indian-American wedding:

You’re not just watching.
You’re participating.
Not with choreography or rituals — but with presence.

Indian weddings move differently.
They breathe differently.
They carry meaning in moments that don’t announce themselves.

When guests arrive expecting efficiency, cues, or constant explanation, tension builds — and the couple feels it.

What actually matters?
Respect.
Patience.
Openness.
That’s it.

This post isn’t about rules or etiquette.
It’s about showing up with curiosity instead of expectations — and why that one shift changes everything for the couple at the center of it all.

👉 Full blog is live (link in comments)
👉 Especially worth sharing with non-Indian guests
👉 Brides: this is a great post to send before the wedding day













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01/13/2026

There’s what you see on wedding day.
And then there’s everything that makes us the photographers we are.

This channel is where we share the in-between —
the building, the learning, the late nights,
the marriage that has carried us through nearly two decades of photographing other people’s love stories.

We’re still very much in weddings.
Still shooting.
Still telling stories.
Still showing up for our couples.
But here, you’ll also see how we live, work, problem-solve, and grow together behind the camera —
because who we are off a wedding day shapes how we show up on one.

If you’re planning a wedding,
work in the wedding industry,
or simply love honest conversations about partnership, creativity, and building a life together —
you’ll fit right in.

Subscribe and stay close.
This is the double date you won’t regret.

12/25/2025

This season holds joy, memory, and sometimes quiet loss — and today’s South Asian Wedded Life episode makes space for all of it.

We’re talking about engagement during the holidays, family dynamics, Indo-American life, and how weddings — like Christmas — are less about perfection and more about intention, inclusion, and legacy.

Whether you’re newly engaged, part of a blended family, or simply navigating the season with a full heart, this episode is for you.

Sending love to those with us, those far away, and those we carry in spirit today.

Watch now on YouTube

🎄 Merry Christmas, SAWL family

12/19/2025

There’s a quiet magic to engagement celebrations that are intentionally kept intimate. They slow the pace, invite connection, and allow space for real conversations, laughter, and joy — and Bhavya & Jayant’s South Asian Indian engagement celebration at Stone Tower Winery in Leesburg, Virginia was exactly that.

Stone Tower Winery is such a wonderful fit for smaller, lighthearted affairs. The vineyard views, relaxed flow of the space, and understated elegance make it easy for families and friends to simply enjoy being together — without feeling rushed or overproduced.

I also truly appreciated working with Bhavya’s mom throughout the booking process. Her decisiveness and trust — right from the referral — were incredibly meaningful. In many Indian and Indian-American families, parents take an active role in thoughtfully vetting vendors, especially when couples are balancing school, residencies, fellowships, or demanding careers. When everyone is aligned, the experience becomes effortless and deeply rewarding.

At the heart of it all, authenticity always wins.

The memories of what was, and the promise held in every laugh and smile of what’s still yet to come.

Full post linked in COMMENTS below 👇💕👇💕

📍 Stone Tower Winery | Leesburg, Virginia

12/19/2025

Coming off a wedding weekend always gives me a lot to think about.

Between resetting the house, jumping back into mom-life, and realizing Christmas is somehow next week, I couldn’t shake a quiet thought that I know many of us have had — but rarely say out loud.

We shouldn’t have to explain neglect to our children or visiting family in a place meant to teach reverence.

I finally sat down and talked about it honestly and gently in a new episode of SAWL, Spilling the Chai with Amy ☕️

This isn’t about blame or criticism — it’s about care, stewardship, and the conversations we usually only have quietly.

If this resonates, I’d love for you to watch and join the conversation.

🎥 Full episode on YouTube

And please feel free to share your thoughts — these are the conversations worth having together.