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Elopements & micro-weddings

For just the two of you, or a handful of the people closest to you.

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A small wedding, photographed with the same care

Choosing a small wedding means the day is about the two of you instead of the logistics. I have spent eight years photographing weddings of every size, and the smallest days are often the most emotional.

A mountain sunrise, a city hall ceremony, a backyard with ten of your closest people, or something nobody has tried yet: I bring the same care to all of it that I bring to a full wedding.

Elopement and micro-wedding coverage

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Elopement

2 to 4 hours

From $1,700

One photographer · Planning call · Location scouting guidance · 48-hour sneak peek · Full gallery in 4 to 6 weeks · Online gallery and full printing rights

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Micro-wedding

Up to 50 guests

One photographer for 4 hours · Planning call · Timeline planning · 5-day sneak peek · Full gallery in 6 to 8 weeks · Online gallery and full printing rights

Recent elopements and small weddings

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Groom lifting the bride beside a white fence at golden hour
Shoes, a vow book, perfume and pearls arranged among petals A groom lifting his bride on the beach A couple holding hands, framed by leaves in the foreground
A couple kissing as she holds her bouquet A groom touching his bride's chin in front of a brick wall
A couple kissing at a flower-covered garden arch
Black and white photograph of rings being exchanged A bride hugging her father, holding a blue hydrangea bouquet

Questions

Do elopements have to be a secret?

Not at all. An elopement simply means a ceremony focused on the two of you rather than an audience. Some couples invite a handful of people. Some bring just their witnesses. Some go completely solo. There is no wrong way to do it.

Can you help us choose a location?

Absolutely. I have scouted locations across New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania and am happy to suggest spots based on the look and feel you are going for. Forests, waterfronts, rooftops, historic buildings, national parks: tell me what you love and we will find somewhere that fits.

How far will you travel?

As far as you need. I primarily serve New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, but I have traveled for destination elopements and am always open to going wherever your day takes us. Travel fees apply for locations outside the tri-state area.

What if we want just a few hours?

The elopement package starts at two hours, which is usually enough for a ceremony and portraits. If you need more time, coverage can be extended at an hourly rate. We will talk through your day and build something that fits.

Do we need a permit for outdoor locations?

Some parks and public spaces do require a permit for photography sessions. I will let you know upfront if the location you have in mind requires one and help you navigate the process.

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