How much does a wedding photographer cost in New Jersey?

Our wedding photography packages start at $3,000 for 8 hours with two photographers, and photo and video packages start at $6,000. Weekday dates and weddings from November through April cost less. Every rate is on our pricing page.

Which New Jersey wedding venues have you photographed?

Recent New Jersey weddings include Liberty House in Jersey City, The Marigold in Somerset, Bishop Farmstead in Southampton, Skylands Manor in Ringwood and David’s Country Inn in Hackettstown. If your venue is new to us, we plan it out ahead of time.

Where can we get Manhattan skyline wedding photos in New Jersey?

Liberty State Park in Jersey City, the Hoboken waterfront and Weehawken all look straight across the Hudson at Manhattan, and sunset in Weehawken is a favorite. If your venue is in Hudson County, a quick portrait stop fits into most timelines.

What are the best places for wedding photos in New Jersey?

Besides the skyline spots, we love the arches at Princeton University, Divine Park in Spring Lake, the gardens of the Cathedral Basilica in Newark and Hoboken Terminal. Estate venues like Skylands Manor and David’s Country Inn give you plenty to work with on site.

Do you photograph Jersey Shore weddings?

Yes. We have photographed receptions in Asbury Park and portraits in Spring Lake, and we cover weddings all over New Jersey, from Bergen County to the Shore.

Do you also photograph weddings in New York?

Yes. Half of our team lives in Brooklyn, and we photograph weddings across NYC, Westchester and the Hudson Valley. See our New York wedding page.

How far in advance should we book a wedding photographer in New Jersey?

Most couples book us 12 to 18 months ahead, especially for Saturdays from May through October. If you have a date in mind, check it with us early.

How long does it take to get our wedding photos back?

Your full gallery is delivered within four weeks. Ruby and every package above it also include a next-day sneak peek, so you have photos to share the morning after.

What if it rains on our New Jersey wedding?

We plan for it. We look for covered spots at your venue ahead of time, and most New Jersey estates have great indoor options. We bring our own lighting, so rain changes the backdrop, not the quality of your photos.

Wedding ceremony at Liberty State Park, Jersey City, with the Manhattan skyline

Couple on the Hoboken waterfront with the Manhattan skyline

Sunset wedding portrait in Weehawken, New Jersey, facing Manhattan

Garden wedding ceremony at David's Country Inn, Hackettstown, New Jersey

Couple under an arch at Princeton University, New Jersey wedding

New Jersey Wedding Photographer

We are a two-photographer team, and one of us lives in Union, NJ. We photograph weddings all over New Jersey, from Manhattan skyline views on the Hudson waterfront to historic estates, farm venues and receptions down the Shore. Expect natural, editorial photos, a plan built around your venue and its golden hour, and your full gallery within four weeks.

Couple at David's Country Inn in Hackettstown, New Jersey

Wedding portrait by stained glass at David's Country Inn

Golden hour wedding portrait at Skylands Manor, Ringwood, New Jersey

Sweetheart table at an Asbury Park wedding reception, New Jersey

Hoboken wedding portrait with One World Trade Center across the Hudson

Couple at Hoboken Terminal on their New Jersey wedding day

Wedding ceremony at Liberty State Park in Jersey City

Couple on the Weehawken waterfront, New Jersey wedding

Wedding portrait in the arches of Princeton University

Couple on the bridge at Divine Park, Spring Lake, New Jersey

Couple in the garden of the Cathedral Basilica in Newark

Wedding portrait at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Newark

Recent weddings: Liberty House in Jersey City, The Marigold in Somerset, Bishop Farmstead, Skylands Manor and David’s Country Inn. For skyline portraits we head to Liberty State Park, Hoboken and Weehawken.

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Bride and groom walking under a blooming cherry tree at David's Country Inn in New Jersey

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New Jersey Wedding Photography FAQ

Our wedding photography packages start at $3,000 for 8 hours with two photographers, and photo and video packages start at $6,000. Weekday dates and weddings from November through April cost less. Every rate is on our pricing page.
Recent New Jersey weddings include Liberty House in Jersey City, The Marigold in Somerset, Bishop Farmstead in Southampton, Skylands Manor in Ringwood and David’s Country Inn in Hackettstown. If your venue is new to us, we plan it out ahead of time.
Liberty State Park in Jersey City, the Hoboken waterfront and Weehawken all look straight across the Hudson at Manhattan, and sunset in Weehawken is a favorite. If your venue is in Hudson County, a quick portrait stop fits into most timelines.
Besides the skyline spots, we love the arches at Princeton University, Divine Park in Spring Lake, the gardens of the Cathedral Basilica in Newark and Hoboken Terminal. Estate venues like Skylands Manor and David’s Country Inn give you plenty to work with on site.
Yes. We have photographed receptions in Asbury Park and portraits in Spring Lake, and we cover weddings all over New Jersey, from Bergen County to the Shore.
Yes. Half of our team lives in Brooklyn, and we photograph weddings across NYC, Westchester and the Hudson Valley. See our New York wedding page.
Most couples book us 12 to 18 months ahead, especially for Saturdays from May through October. If you have a date in mind, check it with us early.
Your full gallery is delivered within four weeks. Ruby and every package above it also include a next-day sneak peek, so you have photos to share the morning after.
We plan for it. We look for covered spots at your venue ahead of time, and most New Jersey estates have great indoor options. We bring our own lighting, so rain changes the backdrop, not the quality of your photos.

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