Waterfront wedding photos in New Rochelle

Glen Island Harbour Club

Jenna and Adam stand on the rocks beneath a wide stretch of sky. There’s room in the frame for the shoreline as well as the two of them. If you want a portrait that shows where you got married, show your photographer this one and talk about when you can step away together.

The Surf Club on the Sound

Brittany and Tony hold hands at the water’s edge. The beach gives them space to face each other. A spot like this works for a couple’s portrait even if you’d prefer to keep the big family groups closer to the reception.

When to take your waterfront portraits

Start with the part of cocktail hour you want to enjoy. Work back from there with your photographer. Allow time to gather family, walk outside and get back to your guests. If you plan a first look before the ceremony, that’s another chance for a portrait together.

Tell us if anyone needs a level path or a chair. Ask your venue which outdoor spots you can use that day and pick an indoor spot you’d be happy with if the weather turns. Keep the family list short enough that the two of you still get a moment by the water.

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