A Wedding Celebration of Legacy, Light, & Classic East Coast Style
Some wedding days feel like they belong to another era—rooted in tradition, effortlessly refined, and full of grace. This summer celebration was all of that and more. From the stately charm of downtown Albany to the sweeping greens of Saratoga National, every part of the day was steeped in intention and old-world elegance. It was the kind of wedding where every detail felt meaningful, yet never overdone—a perfect balance of formality and warmth, with deep family roots running quietly in the background.
The day began in downtown Albany, where the bride got ready at the storied Fort Orange Club. With its mahogany walls, vintage portraits, and understated grandeur, it set the tone for everything that followed. It was the kind of morning that felt quiet and intentional—surrounded by a small circle of loved ones, soaking in the meaning of it all.
The groom, meanwhile, spent the morning at The Adelphi in Saratoga Springs. Polished, historic, and full of character, it offered a relaxed yet distinguished space to prepare for the day ahead.




They exchanged vows at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church—an architectural gem tucked into the heart of Albany. Between the soaring ceilings, stained glass windows, and centuries-old echoes of tradition, the ceremony felt deeply rooted and reverent. A true celebration of legacy and faith.

Following the ceremony, guests made their way to Saratoga National Golf Club for cocktail hour and the evening’s festivities. The weather was unseasonably warm—90s and full sun—but the light was absolutely spectacular. Think: sun-drenched portraits on the lawn, champagne on the terrace, and the kind of sunset that photographers dream about.





Every detail was a masterclass in quiet luxury. Bold, colorful florals, impeccable tailoring, a keyboard and horn quartet playing softly during cocktail hour. The reception unfolded with heartfelt toasts, a lively dance floor, and the kind of grace and ease that only comes with thoughtful planning and deep family tradition.






Out of respect for their privacy, I won’t be sharing names or too many personal details—but it was truly an honor to photograph such a meaningful, elegant day. A celebration that felt less like a production and more like a beautiful continuation of something deeply rooted.
If you're planning your own wedding at Saratoga National—or anywhere in Saratoga Springs—I’d be honored to document it. This venue is truly one of my favorites to photograph, and I’m always excited to return. Get in touch if you’re dreaming up something timeless, personal, and full of heart. I’d love to hear your story!