Rising Stars is a program that invites photographers and industry tastemakers to nominate photographers who have been working full time in the business for five years or less. Those who are chosen from the initial nomination process are invited to submit a portfolio of 30 images and fill out an extensive questionnaire about their background and business, including their style, client experience, approach to post-production, and growth as an artist.
The theme of the wedding was simply fabulous. The couple told guests that everyone should receive the compliment, “except for the bride and groom, you look the best!”. They channeled what that theme embodied. Molly and Pat were getting married in the place they live, New York City so they wanted to do the city justice!
Galaxy and Husmik's wedding was a breathtaking display of elegance and emotions, showcasing the rich cultural traditions of an Indian marriage. The ceremony took place in a magnificent outdoor venue, with elaborate floral arrangements and ornate decorations adorning every corner. As the ceremony culminated, a sense of profound joy and unity filled the air, underscoring the extraordinary love that Galaxy and Husmik shared.
Seoyoung and Cory were married at the TWA Hotel, creating a magical and timeless experience that reflected their unique personalities and style. Discover their real wedding story filled with stunning designs, cool architecture, and personal touches.
It is essential that an individual's vision of a perfect bridal experience and celebration of love comes first when preparing a wedding. This story of Eliza and Jamie organizing a wedding in the backyard of the family home, where more than one generation had celebrated it before, is very inspiring and encourages one to always listen to heart and soul. The gorgeous band music, cozy food, laughter and joy is what made the couple's wedding unique and unforgettable.
Deana and Kevin were married in a vintage inspired wedding at the TWA hotel. The bride wore three custom looks designed by her best childhood friend, Marcelo Gaia, the owner and designer of the NYC brand Mirror Palais.
Kira and Nicky were married on Mount Desert Island, Maine in Eliot Cottage, fondly known as “The Big House,” which was built by Nicky’s Great-Great-Grandfather, Samuel Eliot, in 1897. The island is home to Acadia National Park. The couple described their wedding venue as bucolic and mysterious, serene yet full of attractions for the adventurous with its many hikes, views, and valleys.
John and Shannon eloped in New York City on an early November morning before their larger wedding which will take place next fall.They wanted their photos captured on 35mm black and white and color film for a timeless feel. Despite a cloudy start to the day – we ended up with blue skies and beautiful autumnal light.
