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No distance is too far for us to travel for your wedding day. Learn more about inquiring for your destination wedding and our process for travel + pricing and packages.
destination wedding photographer
Based in New York, will travel. Happily.
Finding a wedding photographer you connect with isn't easy, and trying to get to know vendors in a whole new country can be challenging, too.
We've found that hiring vendors local to where you live allows you more of a chance to get to know who you're working with, and you can collaborate on some pre-wedding-travel festivities in addition to the destination wedding itself!
Though we are based in New York, traveling is not something we shy away from. We have photographed weddings all along the East Coast, California, and Italy.
We'd love to add your destination to the list.
FAQs
What is your pricing for destination wedding photography?
Each wedding (and location) is different and comes with its own unique needs and challenges. That being said, our pricing structure for destination weddings is not that different from our domestic wedding pricing. For 8 hours with 2 photographers, the typical investment begins at around $6000. The only difference is the additional cost of travel, which will be clearly itemized in the package/invoice, so you know exactly how much everything is. No unnecessary extra fees or charges.
How do you charge for travel and accommodations?
There isn't a flat fee for traveling and accommodations. Instead, we like to throughly discuss our travel plans with you in order to ensure everything is fairly priced.
For example, there is an app we like to use called Hopper, which alerts you when flight prices are at their lowest. And if there is a particular hotel or Airbnb that is decently priced, we'll go for that, too!
When will you arrive to our wedding location?
I'm the kind of person who prides myself on being early. Sometimes annoyingly early.
For domestic locations, we'll arrive at least 24 hours prior to the first event we are scheduled to photograph. For international celebrations, it's best to be on the safe side and arrive at least 48 hours or more before the events begin.
This timeframe allows us a grace period for any travel delays, acclimation to the area, and location scouting.
