New York
Our home market is Long Island, from Nassau County out to the Hamptons. We photograph weddings across New York City, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, as well as Westchester and the Hudson Valley.

Wedding photography for couples across New York City, Long Island and New Jersey, from getting ready and the ceremony to family portraits and the last dance.
Your wedding day goes fast. Wedding photography is how you get to see it properly afterwards: the moments you were part of and the ones happening across the room. Verma Photography is a wedding photographer team based in New York, photographing weddings across New York City, Long Island and New Jersey. Our photographers, videographers and editors are full-time staff, and we photograph every kind of wedding, from a city hall ceremony to a three-day celebration.
We plan coverage around how your day actually runs. A typical wedding includes some or all of these:
Some weddings are one afternoon. Others are a rehearsal dinner, a ceremony, a reception and a brunch, or a mix of Indian and American events over several days. One of our couples celebrated across four days. We plan each event on its own terms and keep the photography consistent from start to finish. If your wedding includes South Asian ceremonies, see Indian wedding photography or South Indian wedding photography.
Every package can be customized with extra hours, albums and prints.
You will spend more of your wedding day with your photographer than with most of your guests. Couples who review us often mention a friendly team, professionalism, attention to detail, on-time delivery and an experience that felt effortless. In practice that means we keep the timeline moving without rushing you, we know when to step in for a portrait and when to step back, and we make sure every event you booked is covered.
It also means being comfortable with families. Whether your wedding is a small ceremony with close friends or a ballroom full of relatives from several countries, we work calmly in the room and keep the focus on you.
The best wedding photos usually come from a timeline with a little breathing room. When we review your schedule, we look at a few things in particular. How long hair and makeup will really take, and whether photos of the dress and details can happen while it finishes. Whether a first look would free up time after the ceremony. How long family portraits need for the number of groups on your list. When sunset falls on your date, so couple portraits can happen in good light.
We also plan for travel between locations, which matters on Long Island and in the city, where a short distance can take a long time. A realistic timeline is one of the most useful things we can help you with, and it means the day feels relaxed rather than rushed.
Our home market is Long Island, from Nassau County out to the Hamptons. We photograph weddings across New York City, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, as well as Westchester and the Hudson Valley.
We cover all of New Jersey, including Morristown, Princeton and Jersey City.
We also travel for destination weddings. See real weddings in our portfolio, read reviews, or check your date.
When we look around your venue, these are the places we hope to find.
Often dim, with flash limited or not allowed. We use lenses that work in low light and agree positions with your officiant ahead of time.
Soft in the late afternoon, harsh at midday. We look for open shade for family groups and save the open lawn for later.
Colored uplighting looks good in the room and odd on skin. We balance it with our own light so faces stay natural.
Sand and water bounce light everywhere, and wind is a factor. A ceremony and portraits timed for a lower sun help most.
Tall buildings cast deep shadows. The last hour before sunset usually brings warm light down to street level.

The hour before sunset gives the softest, warmest light of the day, and it often lands in the middle of cocktail hour or dinner. If we know the sunset time for your date, we can plan a short slip away: ten quiet minutes outside, then back before anyone misses you.
It is also a little time alone together, which is rare on a wedding day. Tell your planner or DJ in advance, so the reception keeps moving while you are gone.
A good list means family photos take minutes, not the whole cocktail hour.
In their own words on Google: four-day weddings, Diwali parties, anniversaries and more.
Tell us your dates, events and venues, and we will come back with availability and coverage built around your celebration.