New York City Wedding Photographer

1. i.

   Getting ready

   We arrive an hour into the morning, already moving slow. Detail flatlays, the dress, the rings, the light coming through the curtains. Quiet enough that no one notices us.

2. ii.

   First look & portraits

   Tucked away at one of New York City's quieter corners. Twenty minutes, no rush.

3. iii.

   Ceremony

   We shoot from the aisle, the back, the side, and one frame from above if the space allows. We stay invisible. Family photos run list-driven right after.

4. iv.

   Reception

   Toasts, dances, cake. We stay through the last send-off. You'll get every plated dinner, every laugh, every quiet moment between events.

5. v.

   Delivery

   A tightly-curated 400-800 image gallery, hand-edited, delivered within 8 weeks. Print release included.

1. 
   Plate 01 · Venue

   The Plaza Hotel

   Fifth Avenue. The Grand Ballroom, the Terrace Room, the Palm Court. We shoot ceremony in the Terrace Room (gold ceiling, mirrored walls — no fill light needed) and use the staircase landing on the second floor for the post-ceremony exit.

2. 
   Plate 02 · Venue

   The Pierre

   Upper East Side. The Cotillion Room is one of the most-photographed ballrooms in the city — we always shoot the first dance from the second-tier gallery for the wide compositional frame.

3. 
   Plate 03 · Venue

   The Bowery Hotel

   East Village. Lobby fireplace, terrace, brick-and-velvet interior. We shoot first looks on the terrace before sunset and reception in the lobby — the fireplace adds warm fill to every candid.

4. 
   Plate 04 · Venue

   Brooklyn Winery

   Williamsburg. Brick warehouse, exposed steel, garden courtyard. We shoot ceremony in the courtyard (string lights for last-light fill) and reception in the main hall. Very photogenic for couples who don't want a hotel ballroom.

5. 
   Plate 05 · Venue

   Liberty Warehouse

   Red Hook waterfront. Statue of Liberty visible from every south-facing window. We always reserve the dock for a thirty-second sunset frame — the negative space behind the couple reads as unmistakably New York.

6. 
   Plate 06 · Venue

   Gramercy Park Hotel

   Gramercy. Velvet-and-brass interior, rooftop garden. The rooftop is our portrait spot; the lobby covers reception. We never shoot ceremonies on the rooftop in winter — wind makes hair photography unreliable.

7. 
   Plate 07 · Venue

   The Rainbow Room

   Rockefeller Center. 65th-floor wraparound view of the city. We shoot ceremony with the skyline framed behind the couple at sunset; we don't bring backup lights up because the existing ambient at that hour is perfect.

Across the city, across the region

Where we photograph weddings in New York City

• 01

  How many photos do we get?

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  Edition I delivers 400+ edited images. Edition II is 600+. Edition III is 800+. We don't pad galleries with ten near-identical frames — every image is hand-selected and color-graded.
• 02

  Can we bundle photo and video?

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  Yes — and it's the most popular booking. Bundle any two of our wedding services (Video + Photo, Photo + Content, or all three) and we knock 10% off your full package. Same studio, same creative direction, one team on the day.
• 03

  Do you photograph weddings outside New York City?

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  Yes. We regularly shoot outside the New York City metro area — including destination weddings and elopements. We add travel as a flat line item, never a marked-up surprise.
• 04

  What's your style, in one sentence?

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  Editorial and lifestyle — candid first, with a guiding hand when you want one. We document the day as it actually unfolds, and we'll step in to direct when it helps: posing through portraits, family formals, getting you settled at golden hour. Tell us how involved you'd like us to be — some couples want zero direction, others want a quiet co-pilot — and we'll match it.
• 05

  When do we get our photos?

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  We generally deliver the full gallery within 3–4 weeks of your wedding.