Elope Me · Manhattan, New York
West Village Elopement Photographer
Continue your City Hall elopement with a West Village portrait walk and a neighborhood celebration. We photograph the time together after your ceremony, as well as intimate wedding stories and portraits with their own starting point.
Amy & Nicholas: City Hall to the West Village
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.
Make room for the neighborhood and for each other
Amy and Nicholas’s story moves from the Manhattan Marriage Bureau into city journeys, a stop at Joe’s Pizza and West Village portraits. Brick corners, street signs and townhouse fronts sit alongside the laughs and gestures between them.
Our West Village wedding photography brings that same attention to a walk you can enjoy. Share the places that mean something to you, the portrait style you like and how much of the celebration belongs in the photographs.
Photography for the route and celebration you choose
NYC CLASSIC is $2,700 for your City Hall ceremony, followed by up to 2 hours of photography at two locations. Tell us your appointment time and West Village portrait ideas so we can plan the journey and photographs together.
For your City Hall ceremony and 40 minutes of portraits nearby, choose JUST THE TWO OF US at $1,850. If you want getting ready, your first look, vows and celebration dinner photographed, THE MICRO-WEDDING offers up to 6 hours at $5,200. A West Village route needs its own travel and photographic time; discuss those choices before you book.
Choose a few moments, rather than every corner
A portrait walk
Neighborhood streets can give the collection variety without a long list of stops. Agree the walking distance, pace and places that matter to you.
A pause together
Amy and Nicholas’s pizza stop became part of their story. A favorite café, lunch or another pause can be discussed for yours, with the business’s permission for the planned photography.
A celebration with your people
Their collection ends with glasses raised and cake at Blind Tiger. For your own meal or party, arrange the venue directly and share the actual access and timing with us.
From the street photographs to the celebration
Street portraits and a restaurant gathering need different arrangements. Keep sidewalks and doorways available to their everyday users; ask a business or property owner before planning portraits on private premises.
If the day continues indoors, confirm the venue’s photography conditions, guests and timing. Those arrangements and their costs are separate from Elope Me’s coverage.
Start with the ceremony, then shape the afternoon
Book the City Clerk license and ceremony through the official process. Then choose the Village photographs and celebration you want to include, leaving space for the journey and whatever the day brings.
Our City Hall guide covers the current appointment, license and attendee requirements. Your photographer belongs within the office’s companion allowance, so plan the group before confirming ceremony coverage.
Plan the photographs around your day
Share the starting point
Tell us your ceremony office and appointment, or where your portrait session begins. Include your date, guests and celebration ideas.
Choose the neighborhood priorities
Decide which portraits and moments matter most. Discuss walking, travel and any venue access before agreeing the coverage.
Confirm the practical details
Agree a meeting point and outdoor plan. Share the booking instructions for any business or venue included in the day.