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Full wedding & engagement stories, as well as wedding planning resources.
Juliette Restaurant Wedding - Williamsburg, Brooklyn - Steph & Leslie
This very queer and fashion-forward winter wedding in Williamsburg, Brooklyn blends Jewish wedding traditions with the brides’ glamorous tastes. Editorial, documentary-style photography captures the combined intimate ambiance of Juliette restaurant and the high-energy of a 70s disco themed reception to create the party of this lesbian couple’s dreams.
Intimate Wedding in Victorian Mansion - Hudson Valley, NY - Sharon & Tristan
This nontraditional wedding reception at a Victorian mansion rented on VRBO in the Hudson Valley felt vintage-inspired and opulent. While in historic period attire and renaissance fair costumes, the party guests leaned into their most regal personas while capturing editorial-style portraits exploring the museum-like rental home’s unique artifacts & antique decor found throughout the formal dining room, parlors, gardens and even cemetery.
Manhattan City Hall Elopement - Sharon & Tristan
A modern Manhattan city hall elopement can also channel a timeless feel when the newlywed couple takes their wedding looks to the streets of New York City’s Chinatown. This romantic micro wedding features nontraditional details such as bespoke, vintage accessories, antique decor from historic buildings, and documentary-style photography inspired by old Hollywood glamor
Hudson Valley Wedding, Castle Hotel - Sarah & Jay
New York Elopement, Hudson Valley Rose B&B - Alison & Jason
Alison & Jason had their intimate wedding at Hudson Valley Rose Bed & Breakfast, with only their parents & brother (who officiated the ceremony) in attendance. I was literally crying as I was editing these, feeling their love as I revisited these special moments from their wedding day.
Block Island Elopement - Taryn & Andrei
I met up with Taryn & Andrei at Mansion beach on Block Island for wedding portraits at golden hour, and some SERIOUS magic happened. These two are just so into each together- the camera ATE THEM UP. And we ended up witnessing the single BEST sunset I’ve ever seen in my life. No joke. Period.