Documentary Weddings in Brooklyn

For the unique Brooklyn vibe, documentary photography is the perfect fit for any wedding, large or small.

Reflections sometimes capture the mood like no other perspective, and documentary photography allows me to look for the unusual, rather than be tied to the traditional.
Family hug! At this large wedding reception in Prospect Park, laughter and joy was evident in every frame
As a documentary photographer, I often go for the unusual shot. Rather than be in front of the bride as she went down the aisle, I chose the dramatic wide shot from the back of the church.
Documentary wedding photography can capture a moment that seems almost posed, and that's the beauty of it. This shot of the bride holding her bouquet and looking at my lens was unplanned, but a beautiful documentary portrait on Eastern Parkway in Br
The Brooklyn vibe embodied by two native Minnesotans on their wedding day in the heart of Brooklyn. We took a walk around the block prior to the ceremony, and this shot of the two of them crossing the street is one of my favorites.
The newlyweds leave the church amid bubbles and shouts of joy from their friends. The bride joins in with a whoop.
An outdoor Brooklyn wedding in Brooklyn Bridge Park, and it's the reactions of the friends that make this shot. The elation and emotion on their faces is palpable, as their friends kissed their union into being.
Documentary photography wedding prep doesn't forget the guys! Even if it's just the groom and his best man in the hotel suite, sharing a drink and a story or two, it's part of the day and something I always try to capture.
Previous

Project 18 - Documentary Family Photography
Next

Project 22 - Candid Documentary Wedding Photography