We met at the Spotted Pig and took it from there. Next month, Central Park Boathouse, be there or be square!    

Ada and Grant had a quintessential NYC wedding with great weather and Rockefeller Plaza as a fun backdrop to shoot around. The ceremony and reception were both held at the 3 West Club. The wedding itself was both poignant and lots and lots of fun!

James and Natasha had a super stylish wedding at one of my favorite cool places to get married, The Foundry.

They were getting ready in Manhattan, bumped into Michael Phelps (sorry no pic) and then saw each other for the first time in the middle of a street fair on 6th Ave.  Afterwards we headed out to LIC for portraits and then The Foundry for a touching ceremony and dance-all-night (thanks to DJ GAZA) reception.

Ray from Timeless Films  shot it all and I have no doubt he got great footage (mostly of me hamming it up for the camera :))

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Ahhh, Claudia and Jeff. They have such a sweetness about them. So happily in love, their wedding flowed as it should throughout the whole night.  Great weather, great friends and lots of time set aside to get fun portraits, really adds up to a HOME RUN. Of course our rockin it out in the rain engagement session warmed them up nicely.

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Truth is I am swamped. But I promise to update soon. So much to say, so little time..

I was thrilled when they chose Lauren and Dan’s wedding for the fall issue of Inside Weddings. Tina and everyone else over at Oh So Fab designed a truly breathtaking event. Credit of course, must be paid to Glenn at Stem and Co for helping to realize Tina and Lauren’s Midsummer Night’s Dream vision.

Lauren, Dan and I were shooting in Tribeca prior to the ceremony. When I walked in to Angel Orensanz just moments before Lauren walked down the aisle, I was literally stopped in my tracks. So much so, I forgot to photograph what was before my eyes. I was blown away, and that does not happen often.