As Covewood Lodge wedding photographers, we captured Sydney and Alex's waterfront Adirondack wedding, from an intimate lakeside ceremony to a tent reception filled with live music and swing dancing.
Rebecca and Brandon’s September wedding at Longview Farm and Event Center was filled with happy tears, incredible energy, beautiful valley views, and one of the most epic wedding-day sunsets we have ever photographed.
Sadie and Emily celebrated their October wedding at Old Hickory Farm with an emotional first touch, private vows, a pond-side ceremony, and a night full of dancing.
Kaitlyn and Cyle celebrated just after New Year's with a Catholic church ceremony and a lively reception at Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery.
Rain could not stop Megan and Lucas from enjoying their wedding at The Silos of Seneca. They embraced the weather, celebrated with their families, and filled the dance floor with plenty of laughter.
Kristin and Austin's January wedding at Timber Banks Golf Club proved winter weddings can be just as warm and lively as summer ones, especially when a spontaneous Buffalo Bills watch party takes over the reception.
Juliana and Alexander's Finger Lakes wedding brought a little rain, a spectacular Ventosa Vineyards sunset, and one of the most high-energy receptions we've ever photographed, complete with a surprise saxophone solo and giant face signs.
Elizabeth and Matt's wedding at The Manor House in Pierrepont, NY, broke every rule and still felt perfectly them, from Liz's peachy-pink gown to Matt's kilt, right down to a surprise visit from the Pickle Priest.
Most couples overlook their getting-ready space, but it directly impacts the quality of their wedding photos and video. Moments Captured CNY shares what to look for when choosing the right location for your wedding morning in Central New York.
A black tie wedding is the ultimate in formal elegance. From the venue to the final dance, every detail matters. Here is everything you need to plan a stunning black tie celebration in Central New York.