Chelsea & Trevor’s Park Savoy Estate Wedding
Chelsea and Trevor's late-September Park Savoy Estate wedding in Florham Park, NJ.
See the day
Wedding & Family Photography, South Jersey
I’d rather capture itthan stage it
Two decades photographing the moments that already mean everything. No staged choreography, no performative direction. Just the day, held the way it actually happened.
- 21+ Years Behind the Camera
- 500+ Weddings Photographed
- 4.9★ Across 100+ Reviews
A few of the rooms we’ve worked
The Merion•
The Mill Lakeside Manor•
Cescaphe Ballroom•
The Bellevue Hotel•
ICONA Avalon•
Ballroom at the Ben•
Vie•
Aldie Mansion•
Normandy Farm•
Laurita Winery•
The Merion•
The Mill Lakeside Manor•
Cescaphe Ballroom•
The Bellevue Hotel•
ICONA Avalon•
Ballroom at the Ben•
Vie•
Aldie Mansion•
Normandy Farm•
Laurita Winery•
A note from Jordan
The day belongs to the two of you. I’m out there with you for it, mostly out of the way.
Twenty-one years in, I still believe the strongest images come from the moments people forget the camera is there. The look between you when nobody’s watching. The way your dad squeezes your shoulder before he walks you down. The friend who can’t stop laughing at the toast. That’s the day. That’s what I’m here for.
I shoot quietly, I move with the flow of the day, and I bring decades of weddings under my belt to anticipate what’s coming next, so you don’t have to think about photos at all. You’re marrying the love of your life. My job is to leave you with the proof of how it actually felt.
Jordan
A wedding day, in five scenes
How the day usually moves
Every wedding is its own thing. But the rhythm of a day tends to run something like this.
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05 Night Portraits
Recent Weddings
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What we hear after the day
Jordan made us feel like we’d known him for years. The photos look exactly like the day felt.
Calm, confident, and somehow everywhere at once. Our families still talk about how easy he was to have around.
We got the gallery and immediately cried. Every detail we cared about, every face we love, all of it.
Tell me about your day
Inquiries usually get a same-day reply.
Mount Laurel, NJ. Available across South Jersey, Philadelphia, the Shore, and the Main Line.
Common questions
What couples usually ask first
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How long have you been photographing weddings?
Twenty-one years and 500+ weddings. Mostly across South Jersey, Philadelphia, the Shore, and the Main Line, with travel days for the right couples.
How far in advance should we book?
Most couples reach out 9 to 14 months before their date. Saturdays in May, June, September, and October fill first. If your date is closer than that, ask anyway, sometimes things line up.
What does pricing look like?
Wedding collections start at $4,800 and scale by hours, second photographer, and album. Family sessions start at $850. Full pricing is on the pricing page, no email gate.
Do you bring a second photographer?
Available on every collection. The 8 and 10-hour packages include a second by default because there are always two rooms happening at once.
How do you handle family formals?
I send a short questionnaire 6 weeks out, you fill in who needs to be in which group, and we knock the list out in 20 to 25 minutes. No herding, no missing the cocktail hour.
When do we see the photos?
A small sneak-peek gallery within 72 hours, the full edited gallery in 4 to 6 weeks. Albums design in another 2 to 3 weeks after you sign off on the gallery.
What happens if you’re sick on our wedding day?
I’ve never missed a wedding in 21 years. I also keep a backup network of vetted shooters for the once-in-a-career emergency, and I cover the difference if it ever happens.