Weddings
A collection of our favorite moments
For more than 25 years we have photographed weddings across Long Island and New York City — Nassau and Suffolk, the five boroughs, the Hamptons and the Hudson Valley. Every wedding below was covered by a team rather than one person, with Jose shooting as lead photographer alongside assistants and cinematographers, which is what makes it possible to be in the getting-ready room and at the ceremony site at the same time.








































































































































































































WHERE WE SHOOT
Wedding Photography Across Long Island and New York City
The weddings above were photographed across Nassau County, Suffolk County, and New York City. You will recognize Floral Terrace in Floral Park, Stewart Manor Country Club, The Piermont in Babylon, Soundview Caterers on the North Shore, Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay, Old Westbury Gardens, and the Garden City Gazebo, along with churches, backyards, and city rooftops in between.
Some of these couples married in Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan; others in the Hamptons, Westchester, and the Hudson Valley. If you are still choosing a venue, our wedding venue guide covers the rooms we know best.
QUESTIONS COUPLES ASK
Wedding Photography FAQ
What style of wedding photography is this?
Documentary storytelling combined with editorial portraiture. Most of the day is covered as it actually happens — the getting-ready room, the ceremony, the toasts, the dance floor — without interrupting it. Around that, we set aside dedicated time for a smaller number of directed, magazine-quality portraits of the two of you and of the wedding party. The gallery above is the honest result of that mix, not a curated set of only posed frames.
Which Long Island and New York wedding venues do you photograph at?
We photograph across Nassau County, Suffolk County, all five boroughs of New York City, Westchester, the Hamptons, and the Hudson Valley. The images above were made at venues including Floral Terrace in Floral Park, Stewart Manor Country Club, The Piermont in Babylon, Soundview Caterers, Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay, Old Westbury Gardens, and the Garden City Gazebo.
Have you shot at our venue before, and does it matter if you haven't?
After more than 25 years of weddings across the New York metropolitan area, we have usually worked at your venue already — and if we haven't, we scout it before your date. We plan lighting and portrait locations for the room you are actually in, including the backup plan for rain, rather than relying on a set of shots that worked somewhere else.
How much does a Long Island wedding photographer cost?
Our wedding photography collections start at $2,500 and our cinematography collections start at $2,500. Every collection includes 10 hours of wedding day coverage, and every photography collection includes a complimentary engagement session and online galleries. Collections with a second photographer, an assistant, and leather albums are quoted individually. Full details are on our wedding pricing page.
What time should our photography coverage start?
As a rule of thumb, we arrive about 90 minutes before you leave the getting-ready location. That gives us time to photograph the dress, the rings, the invitation suite, and the details you spent months choosing, plus the last quiet moments with your family, without anyone feeling rushed. We build the full timeline with you once your date is booked.
Can the same team shoot both our photography and our video?
Yes, and it is the reason many couples book us. Jose leads a full team of photographers, assistants, and cinematographers, so your photo and video coverage is one crew working from one timeline. There are no competing vendors negotiating for the same moment, and the two galleries end up looking like they came from the same wedding, because they did.
Do we need a second photographer?
It depends on your day rather than a rule. We generally recommend one when you are expecting 150 or more guests, or when the two getting-ready locations are far apart, because a single photographer cannot be in two rooms at once. Our I Love collection includes a second photographer, and one can be added to any other collection.
Do you photograph weddings in Spanish?
Yes. Our team works in both English and Spanish. On a wedding day that matters most during family formals, when grandparents and relatives are being directed quickly and everyone should be spoken to in the language they are most comfortable in.
How long after the wedding do we see photos like these?
Your online gallery of high-resolution, non-watermarked images is ready roughly 6 to 8 weeks after your wedding day, a little longer during peak season. Every image is color corrected in-house — we never outsource editing, which is why the galleries above look consistent from one wedding to the next.
How do we reserve our wedding date?
A $1,000 retainer reserves your date, with the balance due two weeks before the wedding. Saturdays in the fall book earliest, often a year or more out. Send us your date through the contact page and we will confirm whether it is still open.
More answers about albums, retouching, film delivery, and payment plans are on our full FAQ page.
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