City Hall weddings are some of my favourites.

Not because they're small. Because they're focused. No filler. Just the two of you, a handful of people who matter, and the thing itself.

Starting from $800.

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A woman in a sleeveless dress holding a bouquet of flowers standing next to a man in a tuxedo inside a historic building with ornate metal railings, stained glass windows, and a chandelier.

What the day looks like

Arrive 30 minutes early. Check-in, a few minutes to breathe. The ceremony runs ten to fifteen minutes. Then it's yours.

Portraits at City Hall. Family if you want them. And then, the city.

A bride and groom standing on a staircase, with the bride holding a bouquet of white flowers, looking up at the camera.

Let’s create something meaningful together.

A bride and groom sharing a close dance in a wedding venue, with the bride wearing a veil and pearl necklace.

A bouquet of white flowers and green foliage resting on a fluffy cream-colored rug.

A bride and groom holding hands during their wedding ceremony, smiling at each other, with an officiant standing behind them holding a book, inside a decorated indoor venue.

A person in a dark suit and coat, walking on a wet sidewalk, and a woman in a white fur coat and lace dress, with high heels, standing on the sidewalk.

A woman is sitting on a bench near a large window, possibly in a fitting room or studio, trying on a pair of high-heeled shoes. She is wearing a long white skirt and a dark top. Nearby, there are two padded chairs, and the woman has another pair of shoes with smiley face designs on the floor in front of her. The scene is lit by natural light.

A woman and man in formal attire walking together in an urban setting with historic and modern buildings in the background. The woman is holding a bouquet of flowers and wearing a fur coat, lace dress, and earrings. The man is wearing a suit with a long coat and tie.

After the ceremony, the city is yours.

We don't have to rush. Walk a few streets. Find the light between buildings. Take the subway in your wedding clothes just for the fun of it. Visit the place you had your first date.

The best photos often happen here, in the in-between.

A bride and groom holding hands, walking outside, with the bride in a long wedding dress and veil, both smiling.

A smiling woman in a white dress with sheer lace stockings and a cream fur coat holding a bouquet of white flowers, walking up the stairs with a man in a black suit and tie, in an urban city environment with cars, buildings, and streetlights.

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A woman wearing a fluffy, cream-colored fur coat and white top holding glasses, with a smile, in a grand, ornate interior with columns and wooden floors.

How long you'll need

Most couples choose:

1 hour - ceremony and portraits
2 hours - ceremony, portraits, and family
3 hours - ceremony, portraits, and family and a city adventure

A couple sharing a kiss on the steps of a historic stone building, with the man holding the woman in a dip. The woman is in a wedding dress holding a bouquet, and the scene is in black and white.

Packages

Starting from $800 · 1 to 4 hours

All packages include pre-wedding planning, a custom timeline, guided natural direction, full ceremony coverage, sneak peeks within one week, edited gallery within six weeks, and a private online gallery.

1.5 hours · 75 to 100 edited images Ceremony and couple portraits. Short, intentional, exactly what it needs to be.
3 hours · 150 to 200 edited images Pre-ceremony, ceremony, couple portraits, photo walk, and family portraits. Nothing rushed.
4 hours · 300+ edited images Getting ready through the celebration. Quietly and carefully preserved.

Your Questions, Answered

For weddings, 6 to 12 months ahead is ideal. For City Hall and elopements, a few weeks to a few months is usually fine; though popular dates fill up quickly. Portraits can often be booked within a few weeks.
A signed contract and a 20% deposit secure your date. Until both are in place, the date is still available to others.
Sneak peeks within 5 days. Full gallery within six weeks.
Honest and editorial. I document what's actually happening and step in for portraits when the moment calls for it. You won't be posed into something you're not.