Most of our US Photographers can be booked for weddings throughout USA and beyond.

Gabriella is originally from New York and Jordan is from London, where they now live - and the couple had a destination wedding in Portugal. "Having a wedding abroad made sense (to us at least!) As my family was traveling from the US, we figured we might as well get everyone to a place we loved! We wanted our day to feel like one big love fest. The food and music mattered a lot, but we really felt like if we got the energy right, everything else would fall into place."

talc is a London based bridal accessories studio creating modern veils and headpieces for contemporary brides. Founded by designer and artist Ann-Marie Williamson, the brand sits between fashion and art. Each piece is designed with a strong focus on material, form and texture, resulting in accessories that feel refined, understated and quietly expressive. talc is launching a new collection at the end of March and will be at the London Wedding Show, as well as Barcelona Bridal

Soumia and Vince's plan was to keep their day very low-key. "We got married on the courts, played a few friendly matches in the afternoon, and then headed inside for dinner and a dance floor. We kept things simple and community-driven, so apart from the venue and our photographer, most of the day came together with the help of friends. It just felt like the most natural way for us to celebrate."

Perth-based Peggy Saas' style is playful and relaxed, with a love for capturing wonderfully candid moments. She is attracted to colourful and unique weddings and strives to immerse herself in each wedding to capture those small, unnoticed moments quietly and unobtrusively. Peggy Saas is passionate about 35mm film, with many couples choosing her film collection.

Alicia Rae and Jeremy didn’t want a production. "It was about intention in the small details. We also didn’t overload the day with traditions just because they’re expected. We kept the ones that felt meaningful and let the rest go. We cared about how the room felt. The lighting, the texture, the pace of the evening. Subtle things people feel, even if they can’t quite name them."

"We are deeply rooted in our homeland, endlessly inspired by where we come from: the light, the sea, the long conversations, the way family and friends are never just “close” but essential. Even while living abroad, we carry Catalonia with us — in our values, our rhythms, and the way we celebrate life. For us, incorporating art and local culture was essential. From live painting to traditional Empordà ceramics, every detail reflected our love for creativity and authenticity."

Lila and Geoff got engaged in July last year. "After our summer travels we returned to New York in September, and started talking about the wedding. It was my dream to have a fall wedding—the most romantic season in New York. We weren’t sure if we could pull it off, given that it was already September—but on September 9th we sent out a poll to our 17 guests and two days later we had confirmed a date where everyone could attend. The wedding was on for November 15th!"

This editorial was influenced by the landscape, textures, and the quiet rhythm and artistic essence its environment. Instead of creating something that competed with the surroundings, the creative team let the environment take the lead, crafting a vision that felt naturally integrated into its setting. 

Haley and Brendon had recently been on a trip to Mallorca before getting engaged, and thought it would be a cool place to bring their closest friends and family. "We wanted it to feel like a beautiful party, where everyone had an opportunity to feel like the best version of themselves. Our attire was “Avante Garden”, inspiring folks to dress to the nines with eccentric sculptural pieces that always need an “excuse” to be worn."

Weddings by Nato takes a personalised approach, utilising digital and film photography to craft images that are both unique and timeless.

Film photography is central to Stefano Santucci's art. He personally develops, scans, and prints each roll he captures in his Florence studio, ensuring full quality control. Working with film also involves embracing imperfection, as minor variations and unexpected details give photographs character and soul. For Stefano Santucci, photography is not about technical flawlessness but about creating images that convey emotion and stand the test of time.

Shima and Andrea wanted to create a warm, welcoming space that felt like home. "In both of our Latina and Persian cultures, gathering with loved ones is sacred. It’s how we celebrate, how we show love, and how we build community. We wanted our closest friends and family to feel honored, included, and truly part of the experience, not just witnesses to it."

Jacky and Ross' wedding was a true reflection of who they are and what matters most to them. "Honouring Jacky’s culture was incredibly important, which we celebrated through details like arriving in a classic Hong Kong taxi and featuring a vibrant lion dance performance. Queerness was at the heart of the day as well — we were married by a fabulous drag queen celebrant, bringing joy, personality and pride to the ceremony. We also made sure our individuality shone through every

As designers, the visual and sensory world of Nat and Nick's wedding was a top priority. "We wanted to create an environment that spoke to our identity as a couple. Beauty is a guiding principle for us, one that encompasses romance, creativity, and a deep connection to nature. We represented this through a visual theme dedicated to the beauty of a tropical sunset."

Pablo and Gwen chose to keep their ceremony very private, with only their parents, siblings, and closest friends as witnesses. "We held it on a boat, sailing through the canals of Amsterdam where we have made so many memories. After the ceremony, our guests joined us for the cocktail hour, dinner, and the party, bringing the total to around 40 guests. It felt like the perfect balance, deeply intimate at the start, and then warm and celebratory, surrounded by the people we lov

Bailee and Nick were celebrated in the South of France. "Nick’s family has a home there and we’ve spent the past five summers there and have created some of our favorite memories together. Between the incredible local food, landscape, and warm, welcoming people, it quickly became our favorite place. We couldn’t wait to share that part of the world with our guests and let them experience a summer at Gigaro Beach with us."

Digital and Film Photographer Nicoletta Subitoni's work is delicate and emotive. Based in Milan, she travels throughout Europe and beyond.

Holly Butler is a boutique business exclusively working from Melbourne, Australia. Each piece is custom designed in-house.

Dani and Kramer wanted to turn their wedding into a dream vacation with everyone they love. "I’ve always been drawn to the ancient world, and I had quietly imagined getting married in Greece one day. When I found our venue on The Anti-Bride, I hadn’t seen any other place as beautiful and knew it had to be there. With our friends and family traveling across the world, including my 91-year-old grandpa (!), we wanted to make sure the weekend was unforgettable for everyone."

Tom and Alex's destination micro wedding was always going to be in Puglia. "It’s a place full of memories and meaning for us. We specifically chose Masseria Moroseta as it captures the essence of Puglia perfectly."

Originally from Hong Kong and raised in Canada, Jackie Chick currently resides in Europe, dividing her time between Hamburg and Lisbon. Her multicultural background significantly influences her perspective and approach to wedding photography. Her style is artistic, combining a documentary feel with an editorial composition, and incorporates an ethereal, playful quality. She is particularly attracted to couples who embrace fashion, creativity, and are willing to make bold, del

Monica Leggio has crafted her unique style over the last ten years by merging her architectural and photographic studies with her deep passion for poetry and literature. Based in Rome, Italy, she captures weddings throughout Europe and across the globe, with an honest and empathetic approach. Monica Leggio's style seamlessly combines documentary and editorial elements, reflecting the intricate and diverse nuances of a wedding.

Brontë McVeigh is drawn to design-conscious couples seeking timeless images with a contemporary, stylish flair. She emphasises authentic connections with couples and the celebration of their unique stories. Brontë McVeigh is currently based between South East Queensland and Sydney and is also available for destination weddings and elopements worldwide.

Every element of Louise and Hayden's weekend was carefully considered, with subtle, personal details that reflected parts of their lives. "Three elements that were important to us to incorporate were our family’s wine (Green Door Wines), our dog (without having her there) and our favourite dessert, tiramisu."

Stephanie and John wanted all aspects of their wedding to reflect parts of their relationship. "From our venue, which is a place we run and bike by often, to the menu, reflecting a cross section of our favorite foods and culture — all designed to help our guests experience the places, flavors, and moments that have shaped our life together."

Eugenio and Ewan kept their wedding small and intimate, - "and very demure. We love New York. New York has been a safe haven for us to escape to. Both of us had cultural/ environmental difficulties when it came to our sexual orientation. In New York, we're allowed to express ourselves creatively and find those alike."

Brisbane-based Taylor Kezia's photography style is loose editorial, focusing on classical storytelling with an editorial touch. She provides a calming presence on her couples' special day, similar to that of an old friend and believes that every couple deserves to celebrate their day authentically. Taylor Kezia captures weddings throughout Australia and travels internationally.

Melbourne-based trio Isla, Eric and Roy from Emotions And Math, live and breathe wedding photography and videography. Through over 500 weddings across Melbourne and destinations like Italy, Switzerland, and the US, as well as their graphic design background, they have developed a unique perspective that they bring to every celebration. With an ethereal, soft, and muted style, Emotions And Math blend documentary storytelling with an eye for details that often go unnoticed.

Rachel and John went back and forth between having a big wedding or eloping, torn between celebration and intimacy. "In the end, we chose something that felt distinctly us: a courthouse ceremony followed by an intimate reception with our closest friends and family."

Emilio and Brady were married in Chicago. "During the big day, people always told us to “be in the moment” and after our ceremony we had a private moment for 10 minutes with drinks and food in our wedding suite. No cameras, no noise. It was one of our favorite memories of the night. We really felt in the moment and excited to celebrate the night with our family and friends."

Rachael and Catriona celebrated their wedding in a way that was meaningful to them "You can do what you want. There is a lot of tradition and pageantry in weddings, for clarity around this we had a handful of conversations about whether or not to include certain elements, weighing if it was out of obligation or if we actually thought it would add something meaningful."

Alix and David fell in love with Italy on a trip they took together before they were engaged. "What started as a half-joking comment—“when we get married, we should just elope and run off to Italy”—slowly became less of a fairytale and more of a real possibility. With Alix’s family spread across Arizona, Colorado, and Texas, and David’s family in Seattle and Michigan, everyone would be traveling no matter where we married."

A family-style reception was one of Karleigh and Jake's top priorities. "Long, connected tables created an atmosphere that felt intimate and communal. More like a family dinner than a formal reception. Cocktail hour was equally important, giving us the chance to immediately connect with our guests and spend meaningful time with each one."

With over a decade experience The Shalom Imaginative are an inclusive wedding photography collective documenting weddings on film, digital, and Super 8. Based in Los Angeles, California the team specialises in capturing candid, real moments in a documentary style. The Shalom Imaginative often work in California and have photographed weddings worldwide, including in Hong Kong, Scotland and Paris.

A priority for Ailbhe and Fergus was good wine and food. "We drove to France on the ferry four months before our wedding to get the wine for the weekend and it was such a fun process. Similarly the catering company we chose, served amazing food on the day which was right to our liking."

Capturing photos and videos in digital, 35mm, and Super 8 allows Kaleidos Wedding to blend the romance of the past with the sophistication of the present, creating wedding memories that feel authentic, intimate, and timeless. Based in Ibiza, Kaleidos Wedding works across all the Balearic Islands, including Mallorca, throughout Spain, from Galicia to Barcelona, as well as in Italy, including the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, and Tuscany.

Ashley Houghton from Unabridged Photography is based in both Chicago and NYC and is available to travel globally. With a film forward approach, she loves experimenting with a mix of film and digital cameras. Unabridged Photography's style blends documentary storytelling and loose editorial photography.

For Bianca and Duncan the most important elements were the personal choices that reflected their families, their backgrounds, and how they wanted the day to feel. "My mother is from Mexico City, so incorporating my Mexican heritage was especially meaningful. We had Mariachi Fuego play as we exited the church and led us to the venue for a champagne toast. It was one of the most memorable moments of the day. Family involvement mattered deeply to us and it was important they fel

Inspired by a home near Rimini by the Adriatic Sea, the creative team drew deep inspiration from the house itself—small, authentic, and full of character. During the shoot, Martina Boggian Fotografie explored contrasts, combining the home's timeless atmosphere with modern art pieces, crafting a quiet yet intentional dialogue between the old and the new.

NYC-based Aly Hansen often feels like the wedding photographer for couples who prefer an authentic portrayal of their day for keepsakes, rather than a traditional wedding photographer. She specialises in film photography but also includes digital images, prioritising true-to-life colours and a carefully curated collection when delivering the final gallery.

Portland-based Raina Virginia is a documentarian at heart, with a love for editorial photography. Her perspective is greatly influenced by film photography, which demands a slow focus even in fast-paced scenes, which is the backbone to her approach. With over 9 years experience, Raina Virginia simply never gets tired of capturing a love story and all the secret moments in between.

Over the past few years Daniele and Casey have been to countless weddings together. "They were all lovely but none of them were what we could imagine having for ourselves. We knew a lot about what we didn't want and not a lot of what we did, which left us feeling stuck for a while. We eventually decided to separate our celebrations with both friends and family. We wanted an intimate and intentional experience with our family and a big party with our friends."

Thuan and Rooz had an intimate wedding with just fifty guests. "It was important for us to represent our Persian and Vietnamese cultures. We decided to do this through a traditional Persian Sofreh Aghd ceremony and a Vietnamese dinner menu. Rooz's mom and aunt sourced items from Iran and worked closely with our planner to design a modern Sofreh Aghd. "

Tatiana and Maxim wanted to get married in Italy as they felt it had the key ingredients to a great wedding: excellent food, good wine and sunny skies. "We decided on Tuscany as a region and meticulously combed through all the potential locations, filtered by budget, capacity, travel time and scope to make it our own. "

Based in Milan, Paola Valli takes a personal, sensitive, and authentic approach. Her nature is both inquisitive and discreet. She focuses on details, emotions, and the special moments that make each wedding unique. Paola Valli also provides analog photography for couples who appreciate a gentle, romantic, and timeless feel. Recognising that every couple has unique needs, she customises her packages to ensure their day is captured just as they envision it.

London-based Joy, By Ash offers her photography services globally. She collaborates with just 20 couples annually and is now scheduling weddings for 2027. As a photographer who uses both digital and film, Joy, By Ash loves working with kind, creative, and laid-back couples to create modern, romantic, and effortlessly stylish images.

Utah-based Emily Klarer primarily concentrates on film and capturing those in-between moments. She prefers images that don't appear overly polished or contrived and are meant solely for the couple. Emily Klarer invests significant time in getting to know her couples, ensuring they feel completely at ease with her and trust her to document their weekend in a way that feels honest to them.

Meg and Jack were married in San Diego after twelve years together. "Be open to where the process takes you. We never thought we’d be those people who get “into their wedding,” but the deeper we got into planning, the more it became a creative outlet — and a way to honor our journey and essence as a couple. And there’s no shame in that!"

Melbourne is where Teneile and Dave's love story began — "Two country kids who found a city that felt like home. We spent most of our life together here and wanted to get married in the place that means the most to us, and to be where our families and friends first met. The most important element for us was definitely being with family, especially our boys feeling all the love. We always imagined ourselves sharing dinner, conversation and wine, followed by a whole lot of fun

Throughout their planning process, Megan and Audg were both focused on maintaining an overarching atmosphere of warmth. "We also wanted to make sure that our guests had all of their needs met throughout the night so that they could just relax and enjoy themselves. We also wanted the day to just feel authentic to us and our relationship."