The Investment: Preserving Your Story

Cinematic Wedding & Engagement Photography for the Modern Couple

Your wedding isn't just an event — it's a collection of fleeting, once-in-a-lifetime moments that deserve to be documented with intention. I shoot with a cinematic, editorial eye, balancing artistry with the raw, unscripted energy of your day.


Whether we're navigating the iconic streets of New York City or capturing a sunset on a Long Island estate, my goal is timeless imagery that feels as vivid decades from now as it does today.


To ensure every couple receives my full attention, I accept a select number of weddings each year.


Your Wedding Day

Every wedding is different. The coverage we build together is shaped around your day, your people, and the moments that matter most to you. Most couples planning a full wedding day invest starting at $4,500 — let's talk about what's right for yours.


From $4,500

Bespoke Additions

Marriage Proposals

Your proposal deserves to be felt, not staged. I position myself before the moment and disappear into the background. You receive the moment as it unfolded.

Starting- $500

Engagement Sessions

Your relationship captured in its natural environment. Long Island beaches, city streets, or anywhere that feels like you

Starting- $500

Film Add On

35mm film, Super 8, or both. For couples who want something that feels like a memory, not just a photograph

Starting- $425

FAQ

Can we meet before booking?

Absolutely. Connection is everything when you're inviting someone to document your wedding. If you’re around Long Island, I’m always down to grab a coffee. If you’re in the city or further out, a Zoom call is the perfect way to walk through your timeline and see if our energies mesh.

How do I reserve my date?

The first step is a quick check-in via the "Let's Chat" button. Once we’ve confirmed I’m available and we’re a good fit for your vision, a signed contract and retainer secure your date on my calendar. I only take a limited number of weddings a year to ensure every couple gets my full focus.

How do you handle timeline planning for multiple locations (e.g., Manhattan, Brooklyn, Long Island, NJ, Westchester)?

Logistics shouldn't get in the way of the story. Whether we’re bouncing between a hotel in Manhattan and a reception in Brooklyn, or staying local on the Island, I help you build a timeline with realistic buffers. We plan for the traffic so that on the day of, you can just be present.

Will there be a second shooter?

Yes ! A second photographer is included in all full day wedding packages. This means we capture both of your reactions during the ceremony, the groom's prep, and everything happening simultaneously across your day without missing a beat.

Do you offer videography?

Yes. I partner with a trusted videographer to offer cinematic highlight film coverage starting at $3,000. Availability is subject to your date please reach out and I'll confirm whether we can offer a full photo and video package for your day.

What is your turn around time?

You’ll have a "first look" preview gallery of high-impact images within 48–72 hours. This is perfect for sharing while the energy is still high. Your full, finalized gallery is delivered within 6–8 weeks, edited with a natural, cinematic feel.

Can I order prints or albums through you?

Definitely. Digital files are great for sharing, but there’s nothing like seeing your day in print. I offer professional, 10x10 leather-bound lay-flat albums. We can collaborate on the design to create a tangible record of the day that actually lives on your coffee table, not just a hard drive.

Do you provide RAW files?

I don’t. The "raw" footage is just the ingredient; the final edit is the dish. The cinematic style you see in my portfolio is a result of my specific editing process. Delivering the finalized, color-graded images ensures you receive a complete, cohesive story.

Do you charge travel fees for NYC/Long Island?

Weddings within the NYC metro area, Long Island, and Westchester have no travel fee. I want the focus to be on the work, not line-item expenses for getting across the bridge.


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