Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Kerala Photographer Ordered to Pay Bride Rs 1.05 Lakh
A bride in Kerala hired a photographer for her wedding.
The photographer promised to give her albums, edited photos and videos.
He was supposed to deliver everything within 30 days.
The bride said she received only a few photos and one short video.
She repeatedly asked for the rest of her wedding memories.
She complained to a consumer commission in Kozhikode.
The commission decided that the photographer had not provided the promised service.
It ordered him to pay her Rs 1.05 lakh.
A Kerala consumer commission ordered a wedding photographer to pay a bride Rs 1.05 lakh.
The bride married in December 2022 and hired the photographer after seeing his work on Instagram.
The agreed package included albums, edited photographs and videos within 30 days.
The bride said she received only a few photographs and one short video despite repeated follow-ups.
The Kozhikode District Consumer Commission said the photographer had destroyed her valuable wedding day.
- Who
- A Kerala bride, the wedding photographer, and the Kozhikode District Consumer Commission.
- What
- The commission ordered the photographer to pay Rs 1.05 lakh for failing to provide the complete wedding photographs and videos promised in his package.
- When
- The bride married in December 2022; the date of the commission’s order is not stated.
- Where
- The case was heard by the Kozhikode District Consumer Commission in Kerala.
- Why
- The photographer allegedly delivered only a few photographs and one short video instead of the complete package promised within 30 days.
- Compensation
- Rs 1.05 lakh
- Wedding date
- December 2022
- Promised delivery
- Albums, edited photographs and videos within 30 days
- Delivered material
- A few photographs and one short video, according to the bride
- Commission
- Kozhikode District Consumer Commission
- Commission officials
- President Priya S and member V Balakrishnan
- Photographer discovery
- The bride found the photographer’s work on Instagram