A Note From Margaux
Hi, I'm Margaux. Your wedding day moves fast — I'm here to slow it down.
I believe the best wedding photographs aren't arranged, they're noticed: the way your dad's hands shake as he ties his tie, the look you give your partner mid-vow when the room disappears. My job is to be close enough to see it and quiet enough that you forget I'm there.
I've spent the last decade photographing weddings across the Hudson Valley and beyond, and I still get the same flutter before every first look. That feeling is the whole reason I do this.
Recent Work
Every Wedding Tells Its Own Story
From full estate celebrations to two-person elopements on a mountaintop, here's a glimpse of the moments we've been trusted to document.
Working Together
Three Steps From "Hello" to Your Gallery
No stiff itineraries, no forced poses. Here's exactly what to expect, so the only thing you have to think about on your wedding day is each other.
The Connection Call
We talk for thirty unhurried minutes about your love story, your venue, and what a good day looks like to you. No script, no pressure — just a real conversation to see if we're a match.
The Intentional Planning
Six weeks out, we build a photography timeline together — one that protects real light and real moments instead of rushing you between checklist photos.
The Unforgettable Day
I arrive early, stay late, and mostly disappear into the background. You dance, you cry, you forget the camera is there — and three weeks later, you relive it all again.
Your Photographer
Formally Trained. Endlessly Curious. Deeply Invested in You.
Before I picked up a camera full-time, I studied documentary film — and it shows. I'm less interested in a perfectly symmetrical portrait than I am in the split second before you both start laughing.
Couples tell me the best part of working together wasn't the photos — it was having someone in their corner who genuinely cared how the day felt, not just how it looked.
