Local expertise
Wedding Photography & Video in New York City
Manhattan is not a calm place to get married, that's part of what makes it compelling. DUMBO's Manhattan Bridge framing is the shot every couple wants, but go pre-dawn to avoid crowds. Central Park cherry blossoms (Apr-May) last barely two weeks. Light drops fast between Midtown towers. Street closures happen at 8 a.m. on Saturdays. A horse and carriage blocks your shot for four minutes.
We plan around it. We scout ceremony locations beforehand, build buffer into every outdoor portrait block, and find the angles that work: the reflection off a SoHo storefront window, the quiet corner of the Mall before tourists arrive, the wide ceiling of a Tribeca loft when afternoon light floods in from the west. Brownstone stoops shoot best before 8am ahead of double-parked cars. Parks Department permits for Central and Prospect Park are usually folded into the venue contract.
Take a look at the portfolio, if you're planning a New York City wedding, let's talk.

Wedding venues we know in the area

The River Cafe (DUMBO)
Waterfront under the Brooklyn Bridge with backlit skyline and iconic Manhattan views. Intimate capacity.

Prospect Park Boathouse (Park Slope)
Beaux-Arts boathouse on an Olmsted lake with architectural detail and water access.

Wythe Hotel (Williamsburg)

The Plaza Hotel (Manhattan)

Celestine (Brooklyn)
Exposed brick and lofted light over the East River with modern loft aesthetic.

Tribeca Rooftop (Manhattan)
Neighborhoods & areas we cover
DUMBOWilliamsburgPark SlopeGreenpointUpper East / West SideSoHo / Tribeca