Weddings
Twenty-one years in. 500+ weddings. Calm in the room, honest in the gallery, and quietly everywhere when something real is happening.
Recent weddings
Outdoor ceremonies, beach days at the Shore, and Philadelphia ballrooms and rooftops.
What working with the studio looks like
500+ weddings since 2005. The thing couples tell us most is that Jordan felt like a friend they already had, not a vendor they hired. That’s the entire job. The photographs look like the day felt because we were actually in the day with you, not directing it. The studio is a small South Jersey wedding photographer team, capped at fifteen weddings a year so every date gets the same attention.
From the couples
He doesn’t say things like ‘now do something silly.’ Instead, he gets to know the wedding party and makes jokes so the silliness happens on its own. The photos feel genuine, natural, and unique to the wedding.
Jordan is so easy to talk to and makes you feel comfortable from the first minute. He’ll make a joke to lighten the mood in the right moment if you’re nervous on your wedding day.
Jordan was a pleasure on the day, always making everyone laugh and capturing every moment. The pictures are beautiful and really captured all the love.
Behind the camera
Twenty-one years in, the part I still care about most is the connection. I’m not a fly on the wall pretending I’m not there. I’m in the room with you, reading what’s happening, making the small calls that decide whether a frame works or doesn’t. The trust we build before the day shows up in every picture after it.
The honest part
Three public collections, each with a second photographer included. Most couples land between $5,500 and $9,500 depending on hours, album, and whether they add an engagement session or cinema coverage. Tell us your date and we’ll send a real number, not a brochure.
Common questions
Twenty-one years and 500+ weddings. Mount Laurel based, mostly across South Jersey, Philadelphia, the Shore, and the Main Line. Long enough to read a room, short enough to still get excited at every first dance.
Natural and fun. We document the day as it actually happens, then add light artistic posing for the moments that deserve to be framed, the two of you, the wedding party, the family portraits. No stiff lineups, no posing-by-numbers, no asking you to fake-laugh on cue. Real day, lightly directed when it counts.
Yes, on every collection, not as an upcharge. There are always two rooms happening at once, getting ready in two suites, ceremony from two angles, the speech and the reaction at the same time. One photographer means missing half of it.
Simple, we plan it all out ahead of time. A short questionnaire goes out about six weeks before the wedding so you can fill in who goes in which group, name by name. The goal is to knock the immediate family formals out before the ceremony, then save only the extended family for the very start of cocktail hour. Run that way, the whole thing wraps in 10 to 15 minutes instead of 20 to 25, and nobody is standing around waiting on relatives who got lost in the parking lot.
Yes. Philadelphia, the Main Line, the Jersey Shore, Bucks County, and the Lehigh Valley are routine. Anywhere further than a 90-minute drive, we add a small travel line so I show up rested, not road-weary. International weddings, ask.
Twenty-one years, never missed a wedding. I also keep a vetted backup network for the once-in-a-career emergency, and I cover the difference if it ever happens. The contract spells it out.
A sneak peek lands within 72 hours, give or take a day if I happen to be out of town the week of your wedding. Your fully edited gallery is usually ready in four weeks. Album design comes in four to six weeks. No gallery sign-off step, no waiting around. Once the album is built and the gallery is delivered, you are good.
Inquire
Most replies go out the same day. If your date is open, we’ll set up a quick call.
Philadelphia: Cescaphe, Knowlton Mansion, the Ballroom at the Ben, Crystal Tea Room, the W, Four Seasons, The Logan, Loews. Country estates: River House at Odette’s, HollyHedge, Brandywine Manor House, Grounds for Sculpture, Bishop Farmstead, Lambertville Station. North Jersey: Battello, Maritime Parc, Park Chateau, The Park Savoy. Jersey Shore: ICONA Avalon, ICONA Diamond Beach, Windows on the Water, Mallard Island Yacht Club, Bonnet Island Estate. One page each, no filler.
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