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Gina & Alex in Rock n Roll Bride Magazine

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an artsy rainbow bright wedding featured in rock n roll bride magazine

spread of gina and alex LA wedding photos in uk wedding magazine

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real wedding rainbow inspiration in rock n roll bride magazine

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🎉 City Hall elopement booking update! 🎉 You

🎉 City Hall elopement booking update! 🎉 You no longer need to have your marriage license in hand when booking your city hall ceremony; you only need to have an appointment in place (and the appointment itself must be at least 24 hours before the ceremony time you want). Need help figuring out the timelines to set up your (in-person or virtual) license and (in-person) ceremony appointments? DM me and we'll do the math(s) together!

took a train, saw a train 🍂

took a train, saw a train 🍂

When the leaves start changing and it's too cold f

When the leaves start changing and it's too cold for bare legs but we brave it anyway for the shot, that's fall in Central Park...and you can bet it's got me reminiscing about Felicia and Nico's quintessential elopement last year, with flowers by @bloombloom.studio and green velvet blazer by @jasminechongofficial
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https://www.theknot.com/real-weddings/classic-elopement-in-central-park-with-a-green-velvet-bridal-blazer-album

Ah, autumn in New York! I'll never get over that m

Ah, autumn in New York! I'll never get over that moment each fall when the subway seats start changing color... 🍂 Elopement bouquet by @__flowerwitch, decor by the MTA

It's me, your friendly neighborhood city hall elop

It's me, your friendly neighborhood city hall elopement photographer with 3 more tips if you're thinking of eloping at the NYC marriage bureau this winter!
1. Be prepared to wear your masks the whole time. Masks are required throughout the city clerk's office while you're waiting and signing paperwork, and it varies officiant by officiant whether they're required during your ceremony, too. We can usually take a few maskless shots in the ceremony space after the officiant has left, but the majority of them will be outside.
2. Have friends/family meet you there! Even though only one witness is allowed inside with each couple (if you have a photographer, that's your one person), guests can meet us outside on Worth Street to cheer your triumphant exit out those iconic doors, throw confetti and take photos. Afterwards, you can all keep the celebration going at a nearby restaurant or bar.
3. Bring a sturdy folder! This seems like a small thing, but you'll get your marriage certificate at the end of your ceremony, and you'll want a way to keep it safe throughout the day and any photos afterwards. Throw a strong file folder into your tote bag with water, your IDs and a printout of your marriage license (though you only need to reference the number) and you'll be good to go.
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If you have questions about these or any part of the process, I'm here to help! Check out my page of elopement tips for more!
https://www.sylviethecamera.com/how-to-elope-in-nyc/
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Bouquet by @bloombloom.studio, makeup by @makeupbylucas

Test shoot with my muse, Icarus, against a backdro

Test shoot with my muse, Icarus, against a backdrop by @_gengy_ 🌈🍦🐈

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