The groom's aunt wipes her tears during a wedding ceremony at a church in Queens NY.
A bride dries her groom's tears during the First Look before their Long Island wedding ceremony.
Father of bride laughs while carrying his own parents' wedding portrait.
A just married couple laugh during their first dance at the Long Island wedding venue Westbury Manor.
A bride's veil blows over her head on a windy wedding day outside a Long Island Church
Two bridesmaids sneak a smoke break during a wedding at The Sands in Long Beach NY.
One groomsman shares his cigarette with another groomsmen at a Long Island wedding at Oyster Bay Mansion
Bridesmaids dance and party at a Gurney's East End Long Island wedding.
A wedding guest attempts a headstand on the dance floor at a Long Island wedding reception.
A groom plays Heads Up with his wedding party at Gurney's East End Caterers.

I'm not your typical Long Island wedding photographer.

I shoot real candid documentary wedding photography: all the laughter, all the tears, all the awkward moments.

No fake poses, no cookie-cutter shot lists, no chasing Insta-likes. Just the story of your unique wedding day, with memories to last a lifetime.

It's wedding photography for people who hate (cheesy) wedding photography.

"I don't like gimmicky pictures; I've always hated them.

I like pictures that are very clear and clean."


-Mary Ellen Mark, photographer (1940 - 2015)
A loved one wipes the bride's tears during the Jewish wedding tradition of Bedeken.

"When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in black and white, you photograph their souls."


-Ted Grant, Photographer (1929 - 2020)
Grandfather of the bride and flowergirl look bored during wedding photography after church ceremony in Long Island NY

"Photography, to me, is catching a moment which is passing, and which is true."


-Jacques-Henri Lartigue, photographer (1894 - 1986)
Groom and his brother share an emotional moment while getting ready at a Long Island hotel for the wedding day.
A guest enters the wedding reception through silk drapes at Giorgio's Long Island.

Most wedding photography is boring.

That's because too many wedding photographers shoot every wedding with the same formula, the same stiff family formals, and the same dull poses. Sadly, most couples never realize that wedding photography can be authentic, artistic, and meaningful. So they end up booking the same boring wedding photographers because their friends hired them, or because they have tons of likes on Instagram.


But, you're a different kind of couple:

You need a different kind of photographer.


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