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New York City Wedding Photography & Films

Wedding photography and films for New York City, Long Island and nearby celebrations. BlackTie Brothers brings dedicated New York artists and coordinated coverage to a day shaped by your people, your traditions and the places that matter to you.

A city full of possibilities.

Your people. Your places. Your story.

From engagement walks to wedding-day celebrations, we make room for considered portraits and the moments that happen in between.

Wedding days

Couple in wedding attire standing together on a sunlit city crosswalk, with buildings in the distance.
City streets work best early, before the traffic and the crowds. A crosswalk at the right hour is a runway.
Couple in wedding attire holding hands on a sunlit street lined with colorful murals.
Bride and groom standing on a white waterfront walkway beneath string lights.
Bride and groom standing together on a waterfront dock at sunset beneath a flag and lanterns.
Sunset on the dock, under the flag and the lanterns.
Bride in an off-the-shoulder gown smiling as her veil lifts behind her in a garden.
Give the veil a chance. We toss it, the wind does the rest, and you just keep looking at each other.
Black-and-white portrait of a couple in wedding attire seated together in an indoor lounge.
Newlyweds walking down steps as guests cheer and toss petals outside an arched doorway.
Plan your exit. Tell your planner where the guests should stand and hand out the petals ahead of time, so the moment is not rushed.
Overhead view of a wedding couple and attendants arranged around a staircase beneath a chandelier.
The whole wedding party from above, arranged around the staircase under the chandelier.
Two men in formal suits clasping hands for a portrait indoors.
Four people in wedding attire posing against a brick facade and graffiti-covered shutters.
Let the wedding party be themselves. Sunglasses on, arms crossed: attitude photographs better than a stiff line.
Four people in wedding attire posing beside a graffiti-covered brick wall and metal shutter.
Bride and groom standing together on a patterned dance floor beneath a chandelier in a reception hall.
Alone on the dance floor before the doors open, chandelier and all.
White tiered wedding cake decorated with red roses on a table scattered with red petals.
Eight-photo collage of newlyweds dancing, twirling and embracing during their wedding reception.
If you are taking dance lessons, tell us the choreography. We will know when the dip is coming.
Wedding guest balancing with his legs raised on the dance floor as a circle of guests watches.
Wedding guest in a black suit dancing low to the floor as a circle of guests watches.
Low to the floor, black suit, no hesitation.
Wedding guests celebrating as dollar bills fly through the air beneath red ceiling lights.
Dollar bills in the air under the red lights, and nobody standing still.
Black-and-white close-up of a smiling wedding guest extending a drink toward the camera.
Bride and groom kissing on a garden lawn, with the bride’s train spread behind her.
Spread the train once, then forget it is there. We will fix it between frames.
Couple in wedding attire embracing as they watch fireworks in the night sky.
If fireworks are planned, tell us the time and the direction. We set up before the first one goes off.

Jake & Taylor: a city engagement

From Washington Street in DUMBO to Central Park, with the New York City skyline along the way.

Couple posing on Washington Street in DUMBO, with the Manhattan Bridge framed by brick buildings behind them.
Washington Street in DUMBO, with the Manhattan Bridge framed between the brick.
Couple sharing a dip and kiss on Washington Street in DUMBO, with the Manhattan Bridge behind them.
Couple walking down a cobblestone street holding hands, looking toward each other between city buildings.
Look at each other, not at the camera. Everything on this street looks better that way.
Couple kissing beside the water, with a bridge and the city skyline behind them.
Couple walking down the broad stone stairs in Central Park holding hands, with trees above the terrace.
Down the broad stone stairs in Central Park, hand in hand.
Couple sharing a lifted kiss beneath an ornate arcade, framed by columns and warm light.
Black and white portrait of a couple kissing beside a column, with a fountain and trees behind them.
A kiss beside the column, with the Central Park fountain in view, in black and white.
A man holds his partner in his arms beneath the glowing red Pepsi-Cola sign at night.
Night portraits need one strong light source. A neon sign counts.

A Brooklyn wedding at Fandi Mata

Vows under a tree in McCarren Park, portraits in the streets of Brooklyn and a reception under the skylight at Fandi Mata in Williamsburg. See the photographs and the film

Just north of the city: The Surf Club on the Sound

Not every New York celebration stays inside the five boroughs. In New Rochelle, in Westchester County, The Surf Club on the Sound pairs a mansion with a terrace, a gazebo and a beach on Long Island Sound. See the photographs and the trailer

Up the Hudson: Tappan Hill Mansion

Further up in Westchester County, Tappan Hill Mansion sits on a hilltop in Tarrytown overlooking the Hudson River, where we photographed a ceremony on the stone terrace above the water. See the photographs and our planning notes

Photography and film

Keep the whole day connected.

Choose photography, wedding films or both. When you book them together, our photographers and filmmakers work from the same plan for your people, your portraits and the moments you want to remember.

Wedding photography

Thoughtful portraits, candid expressions and the details you chose with care. We plan family photographs and time together around the flow of your celebration.

Wedding films

The voices, movement and feeling of the day. Talk with our team about the ceremony, traditions and reception moments you want included in your film coverage.

Share your getting-ready, ceremony and reception locations so we can recommend coverage that reflects the whole journey.

Explore collections and pricing

Dedicated New York artists. One point of coordination.

BlackTie Brothers is a national wedding photography and film company with dedicated regional artists in New York. We match the team to your wedding and manage editing through one company, with a shared creative standard.

  1. Share your date and places.

    Include your venue or borough, the parts of the day you want covered, and whether you are considering photography, film or both.

  2. Build a realistic plan.

    Talk through the route, your priorities and the time you want with your guests before choosing the coverage.

  3. Bring the details together.

    Your planner can coordinate with our team on venue access, family groups, traditions and the timeline as the day takes shape.

New York City, Long Island & nearby

Let the city be part of the story.

From an intimate neighborhood celebration to a wedding with several locations, the best plan leaves room for the places and the people you chose.

Five boroughs

One city. Many ways to celebrate.

We serve weddings across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Share the exact venue and any portrait stops so we can confirm availability and shape the coverage around your plans.

Build each journey into the schedule, including getting downstairs, meeting transportation and arriving at the next location. A shorter portrait route can mean more time with your guests.

Long Island & nearby celebrations

Keep every address in the plan.

We also serve Long Island. If your day combines the city with a celebration beyond it, share all the locations at the inquiry stage so the proposal reflects the complete route.

Planning somewhere else nearby? Send your date and venue address. Our team will confirm availability, coverage and any travel details.

Portrait locations

Choose meaning over extra stops.

A meaningful street, your venue or a place close to the ceremony can be enough. Confirm access and any permissions with the venue or location operator, then allow time to enjoy the portraits instead of rushing between settings.

Weather & timing

Have a plan that can move with you.

Choose an indoor or covered alternative for outdoor portraits. Share the family group list and traditions early, and agree which photographs take priority if the weather or schedule changes.

The details that help most: getting-ready addresses, ceremony and reception locations, the people needed for family photographs, and any access instructions from your venue or planner.

New York City questions

Planning your NYC wedding? Start here.

Where do you offer wedding photography and films?

We serve New York City and Long Island with our New York artists. Tell us your venue or borough, plus any locations beyond the city, and we’ll confirm availability, coverage and any travel details.

Can we book photography and wedding film together?

Yes. You can book photography, film or both. When you choose both, our photographers and filmmakers work from one shared plan for your ceremony, family photographs, traditions and reception, so nobody is stepping on anybody’s shot.

What if our ceremony, portraits and reception are in different places?

Send us every location when you inquire. We plan coverage around the order of the day, the travel between stops and the portrait time you want to protect. Include arrival and access details from your venue or planner, and a weather backup for any outdoor stops.

How is travel handled for a New York City wedding?

Share the exact addresses for every part of your day, including anything beyond the city. We’ll confirm coverage and any travel details in your proposal, so the plan matches the wedding you’re actually having.

How do we choose locations for city portraits?

Start with places that mean something to you and sit along the route of your day. Share them early, check access and any permissions with the venue or location operator, and pick an indoor or covered backup for the outdoor plans.

Your date only happens once

Tell us where your New York City wedding is taking you.

Share your date, venue or borough, and whether you are interested in photography, film or both. We will confirm availability and help you choose coverage for the day you are planning.