BOSTON WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS

A free guide to wedding photographers in Boston, Massachusetts.

Aynav Yefet Photography
Aynav Yefet began her photography career in 1990, in Tel Aviv, Israel, where her early work focused on landscapes and portraits. She later moved on to documentary work and photojournalism. Aynav holds a BFA in Fine Art Photography from the Massachusetts College of Art. She is an award-winning photographer and member of the Professional Photographers of America (PPA), and Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI).

Bryce Vickmark Photography
Photography has always been my greatest talent and biggest passion. After graduating from Montana State University in 1997, with a BA in photography, I received my first job in journalism at the Connecticut Post Newspaper and Brooks Community News. In 2001, I decided to make a go at starting a freelance photography business specializing in documentary wedding photography and editorial features.

Cristina Hajosy Photography
Cristina Hajosy has provided Wedding Photography, Bridal Portraits, and Engagement Sittings as well as Portraiture of Women, Children and Families to clients in Greater Boston and around the world since 1993. Baby Photography is a specialty. Cristina offers a full range of photographic services in color and black and white, including techniques combining trend with tradition, custom printing, digital work, and more. We welcome you to explore this "Studio on the web".

Dana Guiliana Wedding Photographer
Naturally beautiful wedding photographs that tell the story of your wedding or commitment ceremony. Serving Boston and eastern Massachusetts. Affordable packages include an online wedding album, professional color prints plus the freedom to do what you want with your negatives. I have been a photographer of Weddings in the Boston area for more than three years.

Francis Kavanagh Photography
I approach each wedding differently. That's because each bride and groom is different. It's your wedding. It should be photographed the way you want it to be. In color. Black and White. Traditional Wedding portraits. Nontraditional wedding portraits. A mix of all of the above. It's your choice. It's your day.

Jennifer Lawrence Photography
I started shooting weddings while I was attending New England School of Photography, where I was a Color Photography Major, with a Minor in Editorial Photography. After graduating, I continued to shoot weddings while working primarily as a Photojournalist for local papers, music magazines, and schools. I also worked for small studios in order to learn more about the wedding photography business. When working for these studios, I was noticing a real lack of emotion in the photography which really bothered me. When you are shooting one of the most emotional days of a person's life, it is really important to capture the little details that may otherwise be forgotten . The traditional style of posed wedding pictures was just not interesting to me. I then decided it was time for me to leave the studios, so that I could pursue my own style, and use my photojournalistic background to tell an interesting, and emotional story of peoples' weddings. I find that when you concentrate on photographing people naturally, their personality comes through in the photographs. Rarely does this happen in the formals. Of course the formals are still an important part of photographing a wedding. I have never had a couple say that they didn't want ANY formals. I try to photograph the formals in a relaxed way-paying attention to detail without "over" posing. I want you to feel natural in your formal pictures. If you FEEL natural, your photographs will look more natural.

Justin Allardyce Knight Photography
Justin began his career in 1993 while documenting nature, landscapes, and the unique summer light of Mount Desert Island, ME. In early 1995, images from this project were printed as Ilfochromes and displayed in Boston-area exhibits at both the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the First Impressions Gallery. Following the success of these exhibits and amid a growing interest in his work, he began photographing people and events for freelance clients in academia, health care, and business.

Kim Case Photographpy
Kim Case Photography is a wedding photography service offering a unique photojournalistic approach to one of our most traditional celebrations. Her advanced training in photojournalism and fine art photography have helped her succeed in providing incredible and unique photography for today's most sophisticated brides.