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FAQs
How long will it take to receive our wedding photos?
Typically, I aim to deliver your wedding photos within 2 weeks of the event. However, there may be times when it takes slightly longer, in which case I will let you know. Rest assured that you will never have to wait more than 3-4 weeks to receive your images.
How many wedding photos will we receive?
Every wedding is unique and beautiful in their own way. Typically, I deliver around 750-1100 wedding photos. I will not deliver pictures that feature someone blinking, making an awkward face, or are otherwise unflattering. Besides that, I don’t hold any photos back from being delivered to you.
What is the process for booking your wedding services?
I require a signed contract and one third of your total balance as a retainer. You will receive a contract to sign electronically and you'll be able to make payments and access all your information through my online client portal.
Can we order wedding albums?
Definitely! Wedding albums are a great tangible way to preserve and view your favorite memories from the special day. I offer a variety of wedding albums at prices starting at $1000. Parent wedding albums can be added, at an additional cost.
Are you willing to travel for weddings?
I am available to travel for weddings and other private events. For locations within 50 miles of New York City, travel fees are included in my wedding photography or event package rate. If your wedding or event is outside of this area, we can discuss the details and I can provide you with a customized rate.
What is your style and approach to weddings?
I have a style that is both modern and timeless, combining elements of photojournalism with classic portraiture. My primary focus as a visual storyteller is to capture genuine moments as they happen, while also ensuring that beautiful portraits are taken before the end of the photo coverage. My approach to wedding photography is a balance of these two elements.