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One of the best photo locations in NYC , Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Dumbo area is a favorite amongst our Brooklyn wedding clients and couples getting married in other parts of New York City. While Central Park weddings are beautiful and our photographers have captured tons of elopement wedding ceremonies in Manhattan, Brooklyn is home to many unique wedding venues and wedding photo locations like Brooklyn Bridge Park. Whether you choose to get hitched in a quickie City Hall wedding ceremony and walk over the Brooklyn Bridge for photos, or you book our all-inclusive elopement package and exchange vows on Pebble beach in Brooklyn Bridge park with the NYC skyline as your backdrop, you are guaranteed amazing wedding photos in this area! Check out our recent wedding photo session in Brooklyn Bridge Park….

Eloping in NYC offers couples an array of beautiful indoor and outdoor options to choose from for a fraction of the price of hosting a traditional 100 guest wedding. From Manhattan to Brooklyn, most of the New York City public parks allow you to get hitched for free or for a small fee. Our all-inclusive package includes the an officiant to perform the wedding ceremony, a photographer to capture it all and you can even add in hair, makeup and flowers. This adorable couple chose the Japanese Hill and Pond Garden at Brooklyn Botanic Garden for their big day. They added videography to their package so be sure to check out their romantic wedding trailer video!

This beautiful elopement perfectly portrays why getting married in NYC is always the right choice. All the way from Miami, Ginny & Michael didn’t have to give up their idea of a “beach wedding” when they choose Brooklyn Bridge Park for their ceremony location. They booked our all-inclusive package with officiant, photographer and Bridal bouquet. Our photographers found the perfect spot for their ceremony and our officiant joined the Bride and Groom on the rocks in the shadow of the Manhattan Bridge to usher the lovebirds into matrimony. The view of the Manhattan skyline was breathtaking and the weather was perfect. After wards the newlyweds had their “first dance” by Jane’s Carousel. The elopement shoot ended with a final kiss on the Brooklyn Bridge and we think their photos came out perfect ! Check it out for yourself!

At first glance you would never realize this Central Park elopement took place in January on New Year’s Day. The lucky couple enjoyed a mild temperature of 48 degrees for their outdoor ceremony and the beautiful bride even wore a strapless gown! Joanna and Travis chose Gapstow Bridge for their New Year’s day wedding location and our elopement team were happy to join them. Check it out!

This beautiful bride knew she wanted to have her elopement wedding ceremony at Central Park’s secluded Wagner Cove no matter what! She and hubby John, were even forced to change their original wedding date because the New York City Marathon would be taking over the area for the annual race. Our all-inclusive elopement team were so excited that everything worked out for this adorable couple and the amazing photos are proof that a positive attitude (and a little flexibility) are key to a happily ever after. They chose the package that included our officiant, photographer and Central Park permit to capture every moment. Check it out.

More often than not an elaborate 200-guest wedding started out as a simple 50-person affair with the couple’s closest family and friends. Due to the urging of parents, family members and well-meaning friends, a once modest guest list can grow into a less manageable soiree! But how do you decide who to invite and whom you can “respectfully” exclude from the invites? Our photographer and elopement team had the honor of capturing this beautiful couple Stephanie and Eric who opted to nix the guests list all together and elope in Central Park. But if you aren’t as lucky as these newlyweds there are a few pointers to keep in mind for keeping your guest list as small as possible. Check it out!

An elopement no longer means a quickie ceremony at City Hall and dinner for two at a local restaurant (although for some couples that’s the perfect wedding day arrangement). The modern day elopement has morphed into a “mini-wedding” of sorts; complete with getting ready photography, a first look, quick ceremony in Central Park, Trolly rides for the happy couple and their guests and an after party at one of NYC’s intimate venues! Take this beautiful summer elopement our team recently had the honor of capturing. Leah & Mathieu exchanged vows at the popular Ladies pavilion before taking a Trolly ride throughout New York City for portraits. They ended the day with a wedding reception at Locanda Verde, a Tribeca based Italian restaurant. Check it out!

More and more couples are choosing to forgo the 100-person wedding-guest list for smaller affairs. Locals and international couples alike love our all inclusive elopement packages that make planning an intimate affair even easier by offering one stop shopping for all their wedding needs! Check out the gallery to hear what this couple all the way from the Netherlands had to say!

“We are a Dutch couple that had a very intimate (16 guests) wedding in NYC. Looking for vendors from across the pond was not easy, but we are so happy we found Le image! We chose Le Image for elopement videography and photography because of their good reviews and we like their style. And we were not disappointed….

New Yorkers are some of the most interesting people in the world. Our great city has been home to celebrities, dignitaries and even Presidents! Some have come here and stayed while others visited for a short time before moving on. One of our recent couples, Fiona and Jonathon, spent only 8 months here but were so moved by the culture and beauty of NYC that they returned many years later (with their two kids in tow) to become husband and wife! They wanted a practical and affordable option for their wedding and chose Le Image to help them make it happen! Our all inclusive elopement package was the perfect solution for this globetrotting family of four and we are so honored to have been a part of their love story!

Taking advantage of all that an NYC destination wedding has to offer, Fay & Marv traveled all the way from The United Kingdom for an intimate elopement and honeymoon in one! They found our studio online after searching for NYC elopement photographers (thanks Google!) and booked their package directly through our site! (A convenient option for international couples). They wanted their big day to be intimate (it was just the two of them traveling here) and stress free. The stubborn winter we’ve been experiencing actually provided a very romantic (and snowy) backdrop for their rooftop ceremony at the Nomad Hotel (they have a rooftop suite with views to die for!) The cute couple sealed their union with a champagne toast before heading out for a night on the town to celebrate! Our photographers were honored to be a part of it all.

This cute couple thought of everything for their NYC Central Park Elopement. From the detailed map of central park for their guests, to the reserved Pedicabs on standby to whisk them between locations for photos! Who said choosing to elope meant cutting corners? They had a full wedding party, amazing photographers (yes that was a cheap plug!) and a fun reception afterwards. We had a blast sharing in their day.

Every month is wedding season in New York City. Whether it’s an elaborate 300- guest spring wedding at The Edison Ballroom or an intimate 2-person winter elopement in Central Park, you will be sure to hear wedding bells no matter where you go! Our photographers have seen it all! Brides on roller blades (makes for an easy commute to the ceremony location), cocker spaniels in bow ties serving as ring bearers and even Star Wars themed wedding party (complete with lightsabers!) Each love story is unique and there is no right or wrong way to get married, it’s all about what’s special to you as a couple. We recently had the honor of shooting Kerry & Alex who chose the infamous Central Park for their fall elopement and traveled around the city to celebrate their union.

Weddings come in all sizes and styles. More and more couples are choosing to elope in NYC as an intimate alternative to the traditional full size weddings. Our clients come from all parts of the world to experience the excitement that New York City has to offer. You can marry in Central Park, head over to Times Square for beautiful photos (if you don’t mind passerby’s in your portraits) then go to Brooklyn Bridge Park and take a carousel ride together. The possibilities are endless when eloping in a city as diverse as ours!

We’ve shot weddings in an array of venues; ballrooms, small restaurants, boutique hotels, loft and backyards! (even grand central). We love it when couples make their wedding ceremony special by choosing a location or theme that reflects their personal style. This beautiful same sex couple, Judene and Rose, wanted an intimate and casual setting for their big day. They got ready together in their Brooklyn home, walked over to their new loft (followed by a marching band) and became wives in front of their closest family and friends. Creative professionals, Judene & Rose included artistic elements to their ceremony including live singers and even an interpretive dancer! The pair wore sleek white Bridal suitsn and had a special surprise for everyone after their vows. Our photographers had a blast shooting this intimate Brooklyn elopement!

This fifth avenue elopement took place several stories above the busy streets of New York City and offered a romantic oasis for Julian and Chloe to become husband and wife. The private terrace of Rockefeller Center was the perfect venue for their outdoor elopement. Chloe’s look was inspired by the roaring 20’s and Julian looked very spiffy in his blue three piece suit. The couple, guest and officiant braved the chilly winds for this winter nuptial and ended it with fun photos at The Top of The Rock!

They met on a Caribbean vacation in Dominican Republic and have been inseparable ever since. We had the honor of providing both photography and video for Raquel and Gregory’s Central Park elopement this past spring. After they marry Raquel will be leaving the states to join her new husband in Belgium; talk about international love! They both wanted to incorporate the great sites of New York City in their wedding photos and did just that traveling from 5th avenue to Times Square to Brooklyn Bridge Park. Their elopement video included well wishes in her native Spanish language from Raquel’s family. Their “amor” is sure to last a lifetime!

Angela & Jeff brought their family and friends all the way from Australia to share in their New York City elopement. They became husband and wife on the infamous Bow Bridge in Central Park. Our photographers loved their style as Jeff and his “best man” donned red bow ties and sneakers. Angela was stunning in her ivory form fitting dress with complimented with pearls. The weather was beautiful for this summer wedding and everyone had a blast posing for photos throughout the park.

New York City is still one of the top destination wedding spots in the world! Our photographers (many NY transplants themselves) always enjoy meeting and shooting our visitors! Cara & Jason chose to become husband and wife atop the popular Rockefeller Center, known to the locals as “Top of the Rock”. Afterwards they posed for portraits in the iconic Central Park and were even serenaded by a sax player! We were honored to be their tour guide!