Long Island wedding photography

We photograph weddings across Nassau County and Suffolk County, from the South Shore to the North Fork, plus the five boroughs. There is no extra travel fee for venues on the island. Ask us about yours, since odds are we have shot or scouted it.

Yes, in every collection. A second shooter is how you get the groom's reaction while the bride walks, the wide room and the close detail at once, and full coverage when the day splits in two directions.

Yes, and this is the part most couples wish they had known sooner. Our photographers and videographers are one team. They plan your timeline together and work the day together, so there is no vendor standoff and no two crews bumping into each other at the altar.

A content creator shoots vertical phone video and gives you social ready clips within days, while the emotion is still fresh. It does not replace your photos or your film. It is the third layer, the one you will rewatch the most. We can add one from our own team so it is one less stranger at your wedding.

Teaser photos within 1 week. Your full edited gallery within 3 months, in a private online album that stays up for 1 year, then available by Dropbox for 1 more year. Albums and prints are designed after, so you are choosing from your real images.

We love an intimate day, and we shape the timeline and coverage around whatever yours looks like, a ceremony only celebration, a full mass, candids of everyone who came, and relaxed portraits rather than tight close ups. What stays the same is the investment. Every wedding starts at $3,200 for two photographers and eight hours, whether it is a 300 guest ballroom or the two of you at the altar. That number reflects the artistry, the team, and the finished gallery, not the guest count or the hours on the clock, so we do not shoot weddings at a reduced rate. If your day runs shorter than eight hours, that time goes into more candids, more of your guests, and more portraits, so nothing is wasted.

For Saturdays in peak season, May through October, eight to twelve months out is smart. Good dates go early.

All of Long Island, the five boroughs, and beyond. Ask us about your venue. Odds are we have shot there.

Very likely. We keep a page for every major Long Island wedding venue, and we scout the ones we have not shot before your day. We talk to your banquet manager, walk the grounds in person or over video, and map the light for your exact date. We have never walked into a wedding cold.