Drone shoots in Delhi NCR Shot from the sky. Priced down to earth.

Across NCR, a drone for a wedding function (about 4 hours) typically costs ₹7,500–8,000, a full event day ₹15,000–25,000 and an FPV walkthrough around ₹15,000. Our rate card is lower: ₹5,999 for a wedding function, ₹4,999 for a property, ₹12,499 for an FPV fly-through and ₹5,999 for a 2-hour shoot with a reel and edited stills. Travel within NCR is included. The price planner on this page prices your exact brief in about 30 seconds.

Yes, within India's Drone Rules, 2021. Every drone needs a UIN, and paid work with anything heavier than 250 g needs a pilot with a DGCA Remote Pilot Certificate. In a green zone you can fly up to 120 m (400 ft) without permission. Near airports the limits tighten: 200 ft is the ceiling from 8 to 12 km of the perimeter, and closer in you need permission from air traffic control. Red zones such as central Delhi need Central Government approval. We check the zone and height limits for your exact location before we confirm anything.

Yes. Delhi Police usually bans all drones across the city from around 18 January to early February for Republic Day, and from around 2 to 16 August for Independence Day, plus short bans for summits and VIP visits. Gurugram, Faridabad and Noida issue their own orders. We check for active orders before confirming your date.

We do the checking: your venue's zone on the Digital Sky airspace map and any police order for your date, before you book. If a spot needs air traffic control permission, we'll tell you the lead time or suggest a nearby spot that doesn't. You may need the venue owner's written consent; we'll tell you exactly what's required.

Often, but it depends on the exact plot. Much of South Delhi's farmhouse belt lies within about 12 km of IGI Airport's perimeter, so some venues need ATC permission or a 200 ft ceiling, and a few can't be flown legally at all. Send us the location and we'll tell you within 2 hours.

DJI drones fly stable, high and smooth: reveals, top-down shots, orbits and establishing views. FPV drones are flown through goggles, fast and close, and can pass through doorways and around people in one continuous take. Most weddings and launches look best with both.

Yes. Indoor fly-throughs use small ducted FPV drones (cinewhoops) built to fly close to people and décor. We fly them with the venue's written consent, plan the route with the venue beforehand and rehearse it before the take.

For weddings between November and February, book 3–6 weeks ahead; popular dates go first. For most other shoots a week is enough. If the location needs yellow-zone permission, allow extra working days for approval.

Nothing to hold the date. Once the airspace check confirms your shoot can fly, you pay a 30% advance by UPI or bank transfer, and the balance when your raw footage is delivered. You get an invoice for every payment.

Cancel up to 7 days before the shoot and the advance is refunded in full. Inside 7 days, the advance moves to any new date within 6 months. If weather, the airspace or a police order stops the flight, you can reschedule free or take a full refund.

If weather grounds the drone, we reschedule at no extra charge. On wedding days we fly in the gaps and plan fallback shots with your photographer.

Raw files within 24 hours on Google Drive, a first edited cut within 72 hours, and final films within 7 days of your feedback. A 24-hour express edit is available as an add-on.

Yes, within about 300 km: Jaipur, Neemrana, Rishikesh, Mussoorie, Dehradun, Chandigarh and nearby. The rate card stays the same; travel and stay are billed at cost with no markup.

Yes. We can send the drone's live view to your LED wall or projector over HDMI, so guests watch the aerial view in real time. Add "Live feed to LED" in the planner.