Pre-wedding Shoot Blog in Vadodara

Nirav Patel Photography


Arpit 💕 Shreya - Our Golden couple 💗 who believes that "Just like nature beauty, peace & love can grow 👫  anywhere" that made them feel connected 👭 with this beautiful place for nature lovers , known as "Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary".

"I WANT TO BE THE ONLY HAND YOU EVER NEED TO HOLD"


Jambughoda harbours several wild animals , birds & floral plus this place is ablaze with "Crimpson red Khakhar" & "Flaming yellow Amaltas " i.e (golden shower medium sized trees)
Remember the day we first started talking to each other ?
'cause that's what started YOU & I



Location: Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary, Mota Raska, Zand Hanuman Road, Jambughoda, Panchmahal, Gujarat 391761, India

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