I’m very happy to show some of my favorite photos from Claire and Richard’s wedding photographed at St. Augustine’s Church in Larchmont and Shenorock Shore Club in Rye, NY. Floral design was by Gardenia Organic of Manhattan. (More photos from this wedding and other Shenorock Shore Club weddings on my blog.)

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I’m very pleased to show a selection of photos from Molly and Mike’s wedding. Molly got ready in Princeton and the ceremony was at Pennington United Methodist Church in Pennington, NJ. The reception was held at The Ridge at Back Brook in Ringoes, New Jersey.

I’m very pleased to show some of my favorite photos from a recent wedding:

I love when the sun peaks out through the clouds during the ceremony!

Photographed at Wainwright House in Rye, New York. To see more photos from this wedding, please click this link and this link.

I’m very pleased to show some of my favorite photos from Jodi and Eric’s wedding:

A kiss at the hotel.

The ceremony was in the garden at Barolo.

Photographed at the 60 Thompson Hotel and nearby Barolo Restaurant in Manhattan. The 60 Thompson is a small luxury hotel, opened in 2001, in the heart of Manahattan’s SoHo district. The nearby Barolo Restaurant and Garden, at 398 West Broadway, offers flavors of the beautiful wine region of Barolo in northern Italy. 

Robyn and Sean were fortunate to have beautiful weather for their wedding.  They got ready at the Bentley Inn, a 19th century bed and breakfast in Bay Head, NJ.  We walked to the beach nearby for a few portraits. The ceremony was at the River House in Brielle, NJ. A few favorite photos:

Clients usually choose their wedding location very carefully. In telling the story of a wedding, one of my goals is to create photographs that give a sense of the location. This may include architecture, weather, patterns, details, lighting effects, window views and other visual elements. Here are some examples from a wedding at Tribeca Rooftop in Manhattan. (More photos from Tribeca Rooftop weddings on my blog.)

When something interesting is happening, I’ll often keep shooting. This can result in a sequence of photos that together tell a little story.

I just love this sequence from a recent wedding. During cocktail hour, this little member of the wedding party discovers a glass of champagne. His mom promptly takes it away and offers a plate of cheese, crackers and grapes instead.


Wedding photography at Tribeca Rooftop in Manhattan. (More photos from Tribeca Rooftop weddings on my blog.)

Weddings have their big moments, such as the ring exchange, the first dance and the cake cutting, and these all make for important photos. I also enjoy finding the little moments and details that make each wedding unique and personal. While the whole day presents such opportunities, lovely moments and details are often found before the ceremony, when everyone is getting ready.