KERI CALABRESE
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My style has evolved over the decade I have photographing weddings into capturing the day with more dimension, embracing the many layered emotions present on a wedding day.
The photos we create are my interpretation of your vision, which is why choosing the right person is so important. I aim to balance art directing (as appropriate) with a more documentary style approach.
Alt simple portfolio page here.
Milena Abramova & Daniel Martini wed on the Gulf Coast of Long Island, at the iconic Oheka Castle in Huntington, New York. Kicking off their celebration with sunset cocktails, followed by a water garden ceremony that concluded with surprise celebratory fireworks.
Averi & Jake celebrated at the beautiful estate, Jasna Polana with a wedding best described as old world elegance. Averi looked like a supermodel with a chic updo and her perfect posture.
Sarah Casey & Timothy Armstrong chose to escape the hustle of New York City and wed upstate, in nature, overlooking the Hudson River and Thunder Mountain. Vows were exchanged under the arch of two trees. Guests enjoyed cocktails with a view, a stunning sunset black-tie dancing under the grand tent.
Kendall Daly and Alex Walker wed on the water in the prestigious town of Franklin Lakes, New Jersey on a warm & sunny September day followed by a black tie affair of dinner and dancing.
“KERI IS WARM, RESPONSIVE, AND INCREDIBLY EASY TO WORK WITH.”
"Keri took the time to understand our vision and brought a calm and grounding presence, making the entire experience feel effortless."
— Talia, Past Bride
Featured Projects
Lauren and Corey chose the incredible Aldrich Mansion in Warwick, RI to host their guests for a weekend of festivities fit for royalty.
Featured Projects
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Where We Shoot
New york city
The East Coast
Rhode island
South Carolina
The hamptons
New Jersey
You can use this for a list of anything, really — different styles of galleries, locations you've shot, links to blog posts, particular types of images (headshots, portraits, etc.). But this travel idea is super fun!
