30 verified in Westchester County, and what each publishes about price.
Wedding photographers working in Westchester County. We verified 30 of them: the business exists, works in Westchester County, and publishes enough about itself that we could write something specific. We did not list everyone. We listed the ones we could check.
17 of the 30 put a figure somewhere a couple can find it before making contact. 8 publish it on their own site. 9 publish nothing themselves and carry only a marketplace starting price, which is a floor for the cheapest thing they sell rather than a quote. 13 publish no number at all, and those pages say so.
The thing to settle first is not style, it is coverage. Hours, second shooter, travel and the delivery window are where a photography quote moves, and most of them are not published.
Bases run across Bronx, Harrison, White Plains, Ridgefield, Katonah, New York and others. Several of the studios working Westchester weddings are not based in the county at all, and each page says where the business actually sits, because the travel charge depends on it.
Every profile names the gap as well as the facts: what the business does not publish, and what to get in writing before a deposit. Where a figure came from The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola or The Bash rather than from the business, we say which. Nothing is averaged or estimated.
No stars. No review counts. No rankings, paid placement or sponsored order. We link straight out to every business and take nothing for it. If you run one of these and a figure is wrong, one email fixes it.
Bronx photo and video studio listed at $175 per hour on The Bash, with RAW files included and 14 business day delivery.
Harrison studio publishing a $5,500 average for wedding photography and an $8,500 average with video included.
White Plains photographer with a $1,625 starting price on The Knot and no pricing or coverage terms on its own site.
Ridgefield CT photographer with a Westchester portfolio and Coveleigh Club work; the only figure, $3,000, is The Knot’s.
Katonah documentary photographer whose only public price, $8,000 starting, comes from a listing on The Knot rather than her own site.
Manhattan photo and video studio with dedicated pages for Tappan Hill Mansion and Crabtree’s Kittle House. Inquiry only, no rates.
National chain with no Westchester studio: $1,695 starting on The Knot, $1,395 on WeddingWire for the same region.
Queens photographer stating over 11 years, with a Crabtree’s Kittle House wedding in the portfolio and no prices published.
Documentary Westchester photographer stating 15 plus years, with a $2,500 starting price that belongs to The Knot.
Rhinebeck photographer publishing $7,000 starting collections on its own site, with galleries promised inside 30 business days.
Westchester photographer with a $2,000 starting price on The Knot and no hours, delivery or crew details published.
Garden City studio starting at $2,500, with up to 10 hours in the entry collection and no stated Westchester travel fee.
Rye photographer publishing three packages at $4,000, $5,000 and $8,000, with two photographers included at every tier.
Briarcliff Manor studio of over 10 years. The Knot gives a $8,500 starting price, and the featured venues sit mostly outside the county.
Hudson Valley photographer working since 2008 who states she shoots and hand edits every wedding herself, with no published prices.
Hudson Valley photographer with per venue light guides for Whitby Castle and Glen Island Harbour Club, priced on request only.
Hudson Valley photographer and filmmaker of over a decade, with a Whitby Castle wedding on file and no published pricing.
New York City photographer with Whitby Castle and Westchester Country Club weddings shown, and no base address or prices published.
White Plains studio with a public 2026 price sheet: $2,000 for photo, $18,000 for photo and cinema, four location bands.
Westchester photographer with a venue indexed archive covering the Katonah Museum of Art, and no published prices.
Westchester studio shooting photography and cinematic film in house, with a Tappan Hill Mansion page and no published price.
Beacon studio publishing weddings at $5,200 to $8,500, elopements from $1,200 and engagement sessions from $600.
Chappaqua photographer with June and October weddings at Crabtree’s Kittle House, publishing no prices at all.
Nationwide brand with real Westchester galleries; The Knot gives its base as Seattle and a $1,850 starting price.
Irvington studio publishing $3,900 starting packages with six hours of coverage, a proof book and a USB, second shooter extra.
Manhattan two person team who both shoot every wedding, with galleries quoted at 8 to 10 weeks and no published price.
Norwalk, Connecticut two person team with a Whitby Castle wedding on file. No prices or travel fees published.
New York City photographer publishing a detailed Whitby Castle venue guide, but no photography rates of her own.
Hudson Valley photojournalist of 14 plus years, with a first party $5,500 starting price and Hollow Brook work.
Film photographer shooting expired stocks and Super 8, with a Kittle House wedding shown and no base town or prices published.