When Emily and Ben began planning their Wythe Hotel Brooklyn wedding, they decided they were going for a classic, elegant event with a fun music vibe. They were really excited for the food and drinks and hoped that the reception meal would feel like a big, welcoming dinner party.

Jane and Alan’s wedding at The Ace Hotel Brooklyn felt like a perfect reflection of who they are: effortless, joyful, and deeply loving. 

Emily and Sky's journey began on the digital landscape of OkCupid. Fast forward a few years, and these two found themselves planning a rocking celebration of their union at The Art Factory Studios in Paterson, NJ. I had the honor of capturing the pure joy and magic of their day, and I gotta tell you – it was nothing short of awesome.

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Casie and Michael’s Hometown BBQ Wedding at Industry City in Brooklyn

Though some people revel in the attention of the wedding day, others prefer to keep their time in the spotlight to a minimum. If you’d rather not be ‘on’ all day long, here are some ways to help cool off the heat that comes from hosting a wedding party.

I am obsessed with everything about Lauren and Rachel’s wedding day at Frankies 457 in Brooklyn: from the absolute perfection of their white-on-white plus gold shoes wedding looks (the all-white tux from The Tailory was especially :::chef’s kiss:::) to the ballon-filled afterparty at local bar Brooklyn Social.

Ammu and Alaa wanted to have a laid-back, chill wedding celebration in their home-borough of Brooklyn. So they hosted an intimate and delicious family-style meal in the carriage house at Vinegar Hill House in Dumbo.

The best way to guarantee epic documentary-style wedding photos that are filled with emotion and joy is to make sure you are fully present throughout the day. It’s easy to be distracted by all of the little last minute tasks, by messages blowing up your phone, and just the general energy of the day. Here are ways to ensure you can fully take in all the wonderful moments of your wedding.