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Susan Rae

59th St., at Ninth Ave.; 917-449-2265; susanrae.net

Using her experience from film school (and her fifteen years of shooting), this photographer likes to take a storytelling approach to weddings, while remaining unobtrusive—the majority of her images are candid. Many of her clients are in the visual arts, and she specializes in small weddings. Prices upon request.

Tanya Arianne Malott

33 High St., nr. Rte. 114, Sag Harbor, N.Y.; 631-725-8233; ariannemalott.com

This former fashion photographer has flown all over the world shooting weddings for her clients, many of whom have become lifelong friends. She prefers to arrive early in order to capture the backstage preparations. The result: intimate, unposed photographs mixed with the right amount of traditional shots. From $12,000.

Tanya Tribble Studio

423 Atlantic Ave., nr. Smith St., Boerum Hill, Brooklyn; 917-414-7287; tanyatribbleweddings.com

Tribble’s work has appeared in InStyle, Martha Stewart Weddings, Brides, and Town & Country. In her photojournalism-meets-fine-arts style, she pays attention to the subtlest details—place cards, menus—that make each wedding special. She specializes in handmade albums or leather-bound books. Prices start at $10,000.

Teri Bloom Photography Inc.

300 Mercer St., nr. Waverly Pl.; 212-475-2274; teribloom.com/weddings

An experienced award-winning photojournalist, Bloom has documented hundreds of weddings in her career and excels at capturing spontaneous moments of movement, laughter, or surprise. Prices start at $3,750.

Timothy K. Lee

5–53 49th Ave., Long Island City; 718-482-8344; tkleephoto.com

With more than fifteen years of experience in wedding photography, Lee has mastered the art of capturing the day in a style influenced by fine art and photographic-essay formats. Rates for the full day start at $6,000.

Todd France Weddings

917-748-6882; toddfranceweddings.com

Todd France has perfected a photojournalistic style during his fifteen years of shooting weddings. A contract with France (starting at $4,000) is good for eight hours of work plus an assistant photographer. He will create a proof album of the best photos, providing a helpful starting point for designing a more formal album. The proofs are also available to view on a password-encrypted website, and he provides a DVD with high-resolution copies of all photos.

Virginie Blachére photography

244 Fifth Ave., nr. 28th St., Ste. N210; 212-927-5757; imagesinguliere.com

Blachére’s focus on the tiny revealing moments that make the day special—from the table settings to intimate scenes with friends—gives her photos unusual emotional impact. She travels worldwide on assignment. From $6,500.

Warwick Brown Fine Photography

144 E. 22nd St., nr. Lexington Ave., Apt. 1E; 212-358-1718; warwickbrown.com

Cyndy Warwick and Sheila Brown have garnered international acclaim for their fusion of a documentary sensibility and a flair for fashion. Their experience and willingness to accommodate any situation have made them word-of-mouth favorites; they aim to please. Prices start at $6,000 for a basic wedding package.

Zia O'Hara Photography

917-747-9792; ziaphotography.com

O’Hara’s wedding photography utilizes the same artsy, photojournalistic style she’s used while shooting for several magazines—Martha Stewart Weddings among them. She also takes traditional portraits as well as artistic stills of wedding-day details like the flowers and cake. From $5,500.

Zieff Photography

888-353-4248; zieffphoto.com

RISD grad Karen Zieff describes her approach to shooting weddings as “cinematic” and distinguishes herself from other photographers through the emotion and sincerity of her shots. She offers both film and digital, even using a few antique cameras, which produce beautifully unique images. Prices start at $5,000.

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