Digital Wedding Photography Services in New York City

Looking to guarantee yourself some stunning wedding photographs? View digital wedding photography services offered by Love, Melissa.

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photography that's authentic to your love story

I've had a camera in my hand for as long as I can remember, so it makes sense I came out of college and entered the work force as a professional digital wedding photographer in NYC.

My time in photo school has allowed me to see every wedding day as an opportunity to create some beautiful photographs for my couples and their friends & families.

Photo School Trained Professional Digital Wedding Photographer

The Starter Wedding Photography Package

$6500

8 hours of wedding day coverage

two photographers, melissa as lead

complimentary engagement session

sneak peek photos within 24 hours

edited private gallery within 2 to 4 weeks

Frequently Asked Questions

How many edited photos will we receive?
The average is usually a final gallery of 50-150 photos per hour of wedding day coverage. Let's say for example I photograph a 10 hour wedding, by myself. The final gallery will likely have around 1000 images.

What is the usual amount of coverage? (amount of hours)
8 hours is typical for a wedding day. This usually covers from the end of getting ready until cake cutting.

Can we send you specific shots we want taken?
While I always welcome work that provides inspiration, I would prefer to not be sent photos taken by other photographers. Imagine going to your favorite restaurant and asking the chef to recreate a meal from another establishment. As long as you trust my abilities, I promise we will create beautiful work together.

What is your editing process?
True to life colors, with a little bit of umph. I also pay special attention to exit signs, street signs, hair flyaways, and other general distracting elements.

Can we get the RAW/unedited images, too?
The answer to this will likely be no. RAW files are *huge* and require either Lightroom, CaptureOne, or Camera Raw to open the files. You don't need to do extra work.