Elope Me · New York City
NYC elopements and intimate wedding stories
Begin with Elena and Salva’s winter City Hall elopement and Amy and Nicholas’s City Hall and West Village day. Then explore other intimate celebrations, with each collection following the couple’s own setting and story.
Explore the collections
Elena & Salva: a winter City Hall elopement
Snowy Manhattan portraits, a City Clerk ceremony with guests and time together around Washington Square Arch. Explore their full 44-photograph story.
Amy & Nicholas: City Hall and the West Village
The Manhattan Marriage Bureau, city journeys, West Village portraits, Joe’s Pizza and a celebration at Blind Tiger. Explore 42 photographs.
Flo & Phil: Central Park, The Plaza exterior and Manhattan
A lakeside ceremony, Bethesda Terrace portraits, The Plaza exterior and Rockefeller Center skyline views. See all 56 photographs and the day’s different settings.
Martha & Tyler’s Brooklyn Botanic Garden micro-wedding
A morning ceremony at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, family brunch and an evening with friends. Explore Martha and Tyler’s 74-photograph micro-wedding story.
Shot on location at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Jenna & Steve at Frank’s
An intimate Brooklyn restaurant wedding at Frank’s, with friends and immediate family gathered for dinner and dancing. Jenna and Steve chose film for its color and feeling. Explore their complete 48-photograph wedding story.
An urban wedding story
City streets, a subway journey and portraits together: a wedding story told through both movement and quiet moments.
A ceremony and the moments around it
From getting ready to a ring exchange and portraits, this collection follows the small gestures around a wedding ceremony.
An outdoor ceremony by the water
An outdoor ring exchange beneath a stone arch, portraits on the grass and time by the waterfront.
What to look for in a full story
Look at the ceremony photographs alongside the portraits. Notice the quiet frames, the wider scenes and the way the people move through the collection. That balance is at the heart of our documentary and editorial approach.
Use the stories to tell us what you respond to: movement, close portraits, city texture or time with your guests. Those choices help us discuss coverage for your own day.