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lifestyle · January 5, 2025 · 6 min read

Wedding Photography Gear: Rent Premium Equipment for Perfect Shots

A full wedding camera kit is a specialist rental, not ours. RentSmart rents a GoPro and a drone from ₹249/day for the weekend.

By RentSmart Editorial Team

Catalogue note: RentSmart currently rents GoPro and a camera drone. We do not rent cinema camera bodies, lenses, or lighting kits. Figures below are a market comparison.

RentSmart does not rent Canon or Sony cinema bodies, lenses, or lighting kits. The camera-body day rates below are market comparisons, not prices we charge. What we do rent for a wedding weekend is a GoPro and a camera drone, each from ₹249/day, plus ₹249 delivery and pickup.

Wedding photography is a one-time chance to capture the day, and a full professional kit can cost over ₹5 lakhs to buy. Specialist camera rental houses cover that gap. This page is not a booking form for those kits.

A typical market kit elsewhere (not RentSmart):

• Canon R5 or Sony A7R V: ₹1,200/day

• 24-70mm f/2.8 lens: ₹800/day

• 70-200mm f/2.8 lens: ₹900/day

• 50mm f/1.2 lens: ₹600/day

• Flash and lighting setup: ₹1,000/day

• Backup camera body: ₹800/day

• Memory cards and batteries: ₹300/day

Total daily rental: ₹5,600 vs ₹5,00,000+ purchase

Rental Advantages for Weddings:

1. Latest technology: Always shoot with newest camera bodies

2. Backup security: Multiple cameras included in packages

3. Insurance coverage: Worry-free shooting experience

4. No maintenance: Focus on photography, not gear upkeep

5. Variety: Different lenses for different ceremony moments

Popular Wedding Packages:

• Single day wedding: ₹8,000 (complete kit)

• 3-day wedding: ₹20,000 (premium package)

• Destination wedding (7 days): ₹35,000

Pro Tips:

• Book equipment 1 month before wedding season

• Test gear 1 day before the wedding

• Include backup batteries and memory cards

• Our drone, if you want aerial shots from RentSmart, is from ₹249/day — not ₹1,500

Many successful wedding photographers start their careers by renting equipment, gradually purchasing pieces as their business grows.