I am so pleased to introduce Hillary and Michael, whose lovely wedding I photographed this week. They started off their nuptials with a small ceremony in their backyard, followed by a much grander reception the next day. A wedding split over two days equals twice the celebration. Get all the details and fun Harvard Club…
For every wedding photographer, having a client come back to you for their first family portrait is always an exciting, and emotional experience. It’s as if the circle is now complete. This recently happened to me with one of my first wedding clients, Nancy and Ralfi. In today’s blog post I am so happy to…
Please meet Kirsten and João, who recently celebrated their engagement with a photo shoot in the Meatpacking District. Our photo adventure began in front of the brownstones in Greenwich Village and ended up on the High Line. Enjoy their Meatpacking District engagement photos in today’s post!
I am so happy to introduce you to Michelle and Michael, whose lovely Alger House wedding portraits I recently photographed. Michelle is a thoroughly modern DIY bride who — like most of us — loves the online lifestyle. Case in point, she and Michael met online. It’s only fitting then that Michelle did most of…
I am so happy to introduce you all to Rich and Danielle, whose Brooklyn Winery wedding I recently had the pleasure of photographing. This couple met while working at one of the sky’s most friendly airlines. And though they met rather un-romantically at work, Rich more than made up for it by popping the question…
Let’s next meet Jessica and Dan, whose wedding I recently shot at the Riviera in Massapequa, NY. This tatted up couple met the modern way…online. Despite their colorful appearance, Jessica and Dan are an old fashioned couple at heart, and are looking most forward to forming a new family together with Lydia, Dan’s daughter from a previous relationship.
I am so pleased to introduce you all to Jace and Michael — whose NYC LGBTQ City Hall wedding I recently photographed. This transgender couple met in 1997 while on a bus to school when Jace was Jennifer. I’ve got all the details of this couple’s creative, DIY wedding in today’s blog post!
With the holidays finally complete, it’s time to start thinking about a new you for the new year. You only have one chance to make a first impression, so why not put your best foot forward on social media with a professional portrait? It’s time to take your social media game up a notch from…
Calling all Brooklyn brides-to-be: I invite you to check out the recent Maison May Brownstone wedding of Sarah and Jomy in Fort Greene! It was a small wedding with 80 guests and no bridal party, but the room could not have been filled with more love and laughter. Check out all the details in today’s…
