JP Wedding Photography

Here are a few of my favorites from Paul and Rachael’s wedding recently at Tavern on the Green. They’re from England, and got engaged here in NYC, so they decided to return for their wedding. It was really unique, because a very small group of close friends and family came over for the wedding here.. It was so cool to have such a small group because I felt like I really got to know a bit of everybody’s personality. They’ll be throwing a big party in a stadium when they get home (complete with my pictures on a projector!)

Rachael’s dad escorts her out of the hotel.

A post ceremony carriage ride through the park.

This tourist grabbed them on the street and got someone to snap a picture with all of them together!

Post-wedding at the hotel (they invited me back for a drink!)

My favorites from Molly and Mark’s recent wedding. A great crowd. Molly and Mark had some beautiful details all over the place. The always great Foundry. And a cool surprise near the end. What more could I ask for?

Mark’s parents.

They put up these handmade birds all over the Foundry.

Mark’s brothers joke about his fashion sensibility during their speech.

DJ Gaza kept everyone moving. My first time shooting a wedding were he played, and he rocked it.

Mark and Molly brought slippers so the girls could get comfortable when the dancing got started… The girls weren’t the only ones getting in on the action.

Molly and Mark surprised their guests with an ice-cream truck midway through the night.

Getting ready to go home. They chartered a bus to get people to and from the Foundry.

Some of my favorites from Laura and Terry’s wedding recently at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens.

Laura sneaks up on Terry after he arrives at the gardens.

They wrote personal letters to every table. Nice. I never got to find out what Hall of Horrors was. (I guess they behaved themselves…)

Chinese tea ceremony.

Waiting to be announced.

Leaving a note in the guest book.

Janet, Laura’s sister, performed an Indian dance during the reception.

I love shooting in the Palm house.