Wedding Photographer in NYC Capturing Unscripted, Honest Moments
Heartfelt images that are true to your story.
No shot lists, no scripts, just the real story of your wedding as it happens.
“Thank you for capturing our special day and being a wonderful and calming presence.. your energy made all the difference in the overall mood of the afternoon.
Your wedding experience and ability to guide us throughout the day was something we didn’t know we needed.
All in all you were amazing and we were so grateful to have you in our supporting cast.”
— Ed & Leighana

“The photos are incredible. We are so grateful to have had you with us for the celebration!
Your calm and relaxed energy made everyone feel comfortable and easy, and our wedding photos reflect the joy and soaring spirit of the day.
Thank you!”
— Michael & Maria
A little something extra
Photofilms are a great way to get a glimpse of a beautiful day and a feel for my aesthetic. Michael and Maria’s wedding was the perfect wedding to feature here. This is a highlight film, but each couple can opt receive a full length photofilm of the best images from their wedding day in addition to the online gallery.

“Thank you so much for helping to make the day so special. We all loved hanging out with you and the photos are gorgeous!”
— Colin & Andrew
About My Approach
I’m a Documentary Wedding Photographer
But what exactly does that mean, and why should you work with me?
A true documentary wedding photographer strives to be in the moment at all times, rather than directing the action to “create” a moment. I believe your wedding photographs should reflect your day exactly as it felt — unscripted, joyful, and full of real connection. As a documentary wedding photographer in NYC, I approach every celebration with a steady, supportive presence, observing and capturing genuine moments as they unfold.
My #1 comment from couples is that my presence was calming and reassuring. Weddings can be hectic and stressful (even amid the joy), and being told I helped alleviate that stress is something I’m proud of.
I’m good at reading the room. In other words, if the vibe is chatty and upbeat, I’m right there with it. If the bridal party is quieter and more reserved, so am I. I’ll never impose my own ideas of what “should” be onto a couple. The wedding day is yours - I’m just there to document it!
3. No shot lists. I don’t work with a shot list. I find they interrupt the flow of the day and are pretty much the antithesis of what documentary wedding photography is all about. The venue, the details, the dress and your families are all awesome, and will be featured in photos taken as the day unfolds, naturally and with no artifice.
4. I’m at your wedding because I want to be there. No packing the schedule for me! Ideally I shoot no more than 12-15 weddings a year, which means I can give your wedding the energy, time and attention it deserves.
5. The images, of course. Every wedding is different, and the images should be, too. I have no preconceived notions of what your photos need to look like. As spontaneous moments occur and the events of the day unfold, I’m there to capture them. My style mixed with your style and personality will always equal unique, individual images that look like no one else’s.
If this sounds good to you and you like the idea of a documentary wedding photographer who shoots in a natural, relaxed style; if something resonated as you were reading this list, and if my images feel like you, contact me. I’d love to speak with you about your plans and your vision for your wedding day.
What kind of weddings do I cover? Here’s a partial list!
City Hall Weddings in NYC & Beyond
Some of my favorite weddings take place in the very municipal setting that is every City Hall or Marriage Bureau. There is something magical about this combination of utilitarian practicality and formal life event, and the results in photos are always moving and genuine. If you’d like to see more about how I capture these spontaneous, stylish, and (mostly) stress-free weddings, check out my dedicated page by clicking here.



