Your Wedding,
Beautifully Captured.

When you hire two separate vendors, you get two different artistic styles, two crews coordinating shots at the same time, and two sets of editing choices — which can make your photos and films feel disconnected. When our team handles both, everything looks and feels like one story. Same color grading, same emotional approach, same eye for the moments that matter. You also have one point of contact, one contract, and one unified team running your day — instead of two crews trying to stay out of each other's way. Couples who book both consistently say it's one of the best decisions they made.

Totally fair question. Here's the honest answer: you're not just paying for the hours on your wedding day — you're paying for the expertise and years our team has spent mastering this craft. Knowing exactly where to stand, when to move, how to read a room, how to coax a genuine laugh — that doesn't come from a cheap camera and two weekends of practice. It comes from shooting over 200 weddings.

You're also paying for a guarantee of quality no matter what happens. Bad lighting, unexpected rain, a venue that runs 90 minutes late, a family member who won't cooperate — our team has seen it all and knows how to deliver incredible results anyway. A less experienced team at a lower price point may not. Your wedding day gets one shot. There are no retakes.

Finally, we limit the number of weddings we take each year so every couple gets our full attention — not a tired crew grinding through their 60th booking of the season. The couples who've worked with cheaper vendors and come back to us say the same thing every time: "We wish we'd found you first."

Most couples book 9–18 months in advance, especially for peak season dates (May–October). That said, we occasionally have last-minute availability for off-peak dates or elopements — it never hurts to ask. If your date is 2–3 months away, reach out immediately. The sooner you lock in, the better peace of mind you'll have heading into the most important day of your life.

You'll get a sneak peek within 48–72 hours of your wedding — so you're not waiting weeks to relive it. Full edited photo galleries are typically delivered within 4–6 weeks. Wedding films take a little longer due to editing complexity, usually 8–12 weeks. All timelines are confirmed in your contract. Rush delivery is available on select packages.

Absolutely, and I genuinely love it. I've photographed South Asian, Caribbean, Chinese, Indian, LGBTQ+, interfaith, military, and multicultural weddings. Being Jamaican-born and based in New York, I've grown up around beautiful cultural diversity and I bring real enthusiasm to traditions I photograph. Every couple deserves to see their love story told authentically — whatever that looks like for them.

Our team has shot weddings in rain, wind, snow, and at least one fire alarm. Unexpected things happen and we plan for them. We carry backup camera bodies, lenses, audio equipment, and lighting to every wedding. We're also fully insured. In the extremely rare event that an emergency prevented us from covering your wedding (something that has never happened), our network of trusted professionals means you'd have a replacement — not a blank wall. You'll have all of this in writing before you book.

Yes — and we actively encourage it. We offer a free 20-minute intro call before any booking. It's not a sales pitch; it's a real conversation so you can ask anything and so we can understand your vision. A lot of couples tell us that call is what convinced them — because you can feel within 5 minutes whether a team's energy is right for your wedding day.

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Yes, and we highly recommend them — especially if you're camera-shy. An engagement session lets you get comfortable with our team before the wedding, so on the big day you're relaxed, natural, and not stiff in every photo. We can shoot anywhere that feels meaningful to you — Central Park, a beach, a city block, your backyard. Engagement sessions start at $500 and are available as a package add-on or standalone.