The Experience

No. Most of my couples say the same thing before their wedding, and every single one tells me afterward that they felt at ease. I don't put you in stiff poses or make you perform. I learn how you two move together, and I guide gently from there. During the ceremony and reception, you won't even notice me. During portraits, I'll talk you through it, but it will still feel like you. That's the whole point.

Documentary with gentle direction. I watch how your people move, I learn the room, and I photograph what's real. When we do portraits, I'll guide you, but it will still feel like you. I work on both film and digital, choosing the format based on the moment. My editing leans warm and natural, with a mix of color and black and white when it serves the story.

Yes, proudly and always. I photograph queer, multicultural, and non-traditional celebrations. My work is rooted in the belief that every person deserves to be seen with dignity and every love deserves to be documented with care. If your celebration doesn't fit a template, even better.

Always both. Film brings warmth, grain, and a quality that digital can't replicate. Digital gives me flexibility in fast moments and low light. I choose specific film stocks for each wedding based on your skin tones, venue, and time of day. Film processing, development, and scanning are included in every collection. No surprise costs.

This is my favorite part. On your anniversary, when the online gallery comes down, a box arrives at your door. Inside: your original film negatives in archival sleeves, a USB with every final image, about 10 prints, a handwritten note from me, and a handmade crochet frame with one of your favorite photographs. I make each frame by hand. Your memories don't live on a server. They live in your home.

Some of my favorite work has been made in the rain. Overcast light is beautiful for portraits, and rain creates atmosphere you can't manufacture. I'll adjust the plan, protect the gear, and keep things moving. I've photographed in snow, wind, heat, and downpours. Weather doesn't stop the day. It shapes it.

Yes, and I recommend it. Most timeline stress comes from not leaving enough space between moments. I'll review your schedule and flag anything that might feel rushed, suggest buffer time, and help you think through lighting and logistics. I won't plan your wedding for you, but I'll make sure the photography part of your day flows naturally.

Elopement coverage starts at $2,100 for up to 3 hours of film and digital. Intimate and micro weddings start at $3,800. Full day coverage starts at $6,750 and includes a second photographer and an engagement session. Most couples invest between $6,750 and $8,500 depending on hours and add-ons. Every collection is tailored after we talk.

It depends on the day, but most couples receive between 300 and 800 edited images for full day coverage. Every image is individually edited. Your gallery includes a thoughtful mix of color and black and white.

A signed contract and a 30% retainer. The remaining balance is due two weeks before your wedding. I take 20 to 25 weddings per year so I can give every couple my full attention. Dates do fill, especially for peak season weekends.

Your full gallery is delivered 8 to 10 weeks after your wedding. You'll also receive a small preview gallery within two weeks so you have something to hold onto right away.

Yes. Heirloom albums start at $1100 and specialty archival prints start at $250. Each piece is designed with you before production. Your gallery also includes access to a professional print shop.

Coverage within 60 miles of NYC is included. Beyond that, travel is quoted transparently during your consultation. No hidden fees.

Yes. I carry professional liability insurance and can provide a certificate to your venue.