Choose one anchor and a fallback
Set a meeting point and a small route with varied backgrounds nearby. Confirm weather options and whether an indoor alternative has actual access, cost and availability.
New York City · Couple and engagement photography
An anniversary session does not need a proposal, a ceremony or a long list of landmarks. Choose one meaningful setting and a few photographs you want to keep, then build a comfortable portrait plan around the two of you.
Quoted for your brief
Creative professional, scope and delivery agreed before booking
Start with your idea and rough date. We’ll work out the details.
For couples celebrating a first anniversary, a milestone year or simply a chapter worth recording. You can wear everyday clothes or revisit wedding attire. Tell us whether the session is for a framed print, a small album or a private gallery before deciding on locations.
This is a planned couple portrait inquiry, not surprise-proposal coverage, a vow-renewal ceremony or an event booking. If you want guests, a ceremony or a celebration photographed, add those requirements to the brief so they can be scoped separately.
Every frame has a job to do
Set a meeting point and a small route with varied backgrounds nearby. Confirm weather options and whether an indoor alternative has actual access, cost and availability.
Begin with a comfortable standing or seated photograph before walking or changing outfits. Tell the photographer which kinds of direction feel natural and which gestures you prefer to avoid.
Review the set for variety and usable print crops, not just the number of frames. Confirm the agreed editing, selection process and delivery timing in writing. Prints and albums are separate unless included in that scope.
Request a portrait-session quote based on duration, location, outfit changes and agreed images. Wedding-day packages are not automatically the price or scope for an anniversary session. Studio rental, venue access, prints, albums and additional coverage must be confirmed separately; no room or date is reserved by submitting an inquiry.
Plan shoes, outerwear and a place for belongings as carefully as the outfit. Check current park information and access conditions before choosing a public setting. Crowds, construction and weather can change the route. Share privacy preferences with the proposed photographer before booking, including whether images may be used publicly. A surprise gift should still leave both participants comfortable with being photographed.
Plan anniversary photos around one meaningful placeYes, make that part of the proposed brief. Consider fit, movement, changing arrangements and whether the location suits the clothing. Styling and garment care are not assumed inclusions.
Mention the headcount and desired combinations before booking. A couple session and a family portrait session need different time and image plans.
Agree the weather and rescheduling terms before booking. An indoor backup is only a backup once access and any rental have been confirmed.
The optional $100 priority deposit after intake is credited toward the session but does not reserve a date by itself. A date is secured only after availability, scope, the booking agreement, and the required booking retainer are confirmed in writing.
Consumer packages include personal use, while headshot and model packages include professional self-promotion. Business packages can include website, organic social, recruiting, sales, press, and internal use. Paid advertising, outdoor campaigns, resale, and third-party use are licensed separately.
We’ll clarify the brief, check photographer fit and availability, and confirm a written scope before you book.