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Full wedding & engagement stories, as well as wedding planning resources.
Carroll Hall Wedding for Queer Trans Triad - Brooklyn, NY - Voltaire, Robin & Valentina
Pride Grows in Brooklyn wedding for a queer trans triad at Carroll Hall featuring an outdoor garden ceremony, bold maximalist outfits and support from LGBTQ-affirming vendors. Shot on 35mm film.
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.
Lafayette Restaurant Wedding - NYC - Sylvia & Ana
Sylvia & Ana’s chic, romantic NYC nuptials blended their multicultural family backgrounds for an intimate restaurant wedding at Lafayette Grand Cafe & Bakery in SoHo. From strutting around Tribeca’s cobblestone streets in their stunning designer outfits, to their incorporation of Greek wedding traditions, this lesbian couple curated a night that was truly authentic to themselves and unforgettable for their beloved guests spanning from Brazil to Canada.
4 Tips for a Smooth City Hall Elopement in Manhattan
Queer couple Sylvia & Ana chose to document their elopement at Manhattan city hall with a special guest, their rescue dog April! As adventurous yet low-key people, the newlyweds wanted to visit iconic attractions and architecture that show-off the character of New York City. They also share intimate and candid moments being photographed together in City Hall Park, on the 6 train subway, as well as the Supreme Court steps. Read these tips for making your wedding day special at the NYC marriage bureau!
7 Reasons to Book an Engagement Session
1. Gets you comfortable in front of the camera. 2. You get to know/bond with your photographer IRL. 3. You get more casual photos of the two of you. 4. You can show off your home or your neighborhood in a way you maybe can’t in your wedding photos. 5. More creative freedom, without strict timeline constraints 6. Choose a season that compliments your wedding date. 7. You’ll probably be more likely to want to frame engagement session images around your house.
Brooklyn Grange Microwedding - Río & Hope
In full sun with skyline views of Lower Manhattan, Río and Hope lived out a city rooftop garden fairytale. Their “first look” photos together, surrounded by abundant wildflowers and darting butterflies, had a non-traditional twist.