Multi-market studio listed in Seattle on The Knot at $1,850 starting, with five Westchester venues in its posted work.
Original Weddings Photo & Video markets itself as a New York team, and The Knot lists its base as Seattle, Washington. Both statements are in the public record and they do not agree. The marketplace starting price is $1,850, and that figure sits on the Westchester photography listing rather than a video listing, which matters if you are hiring them to film. The county work is real and specific. There are posts covering The Briarcliff Manor, Trump National Golf Club Westchester and Lyndhurst Castle in Tarrytown. Reid Castle at Manhattanville and Sleepy Hollow Country Club appear too. The studio sells photo and video from a single booking and offers three named editing looks, Airy and Rustic among them. The Briarcliff post even publishes that venue’s own catering cost range.
The single public figure is a marketplace starting price drawn from the photography listing, so it says nothing about what a film costs. Ask for video, photo and the combined booking priced separately. Hours, crew and finished film length belong inside each one. Then establish which filmmaker is assigned and where that person is based. Whether travel to Westchester is billed to you follows from that.
The Briarcliff Manor wedding post on originalweddings.com and the Westchester wedding photographers listing on The Knot. Checked September 2026. First party means the business’s own site or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
The Knot puts this business in Seattle, Washington, with no Westchester office behind it. Its $1,850 floor is drawn from the photography listing.
A multi-market brand covers many regions from a central booking operation, and the listed headquarters may have nothing to do with who shoots your wedding. That is the model. The five Westchester venue posts show that the work does happen here.
The practical question is who. Pin down which filmmaker is assigned to your date and when that assignment is made. Where that person is based decides whether travel from another market lands on your invoice. Get those answers in the contract.
The venue list is the part of this record that holds up. Five county venues have posted work behind them. The Briarcliff Manor, Trump National Golf Club Westchester and Lyndhurst Castle are three. Reid Castle and Sleepy Hollow Country Club are the others. If yours is on that list, request the full film from that wedding and the date it was shot.
The Knot’s Westchester photographers listing is where the $1,850 starting figure appears. If you are booking video, or photo and video together, that number is a poor guide. The studio publishes no first party rate card that we could find.
Ask for video priced alone and photo priced alone, then the combined package. Hours, crew size and finished film length should be attached to each. The combined price is the one this business is built to sell.
Get the delivery timeline too, expressed in weeks for the gallery and for the film. Nothing on the public record commits the studio to a date, and video edits routinely take longer than couples expect. A number in the contract is the only version of that promise worth having.
The three named editing styles are a real choice and worth making early, because a look applied in the edit is hard to reverse once the film is delivered. Ask to watch a complete film in each style, start to finish, from a venue like yours.
The Briarcliff Manor post also publishes that venue’s own catering cost range, which is unusual for a vendor blog and useful if Briarcliff is on your list. Read it as a figure from a third party site and confirm it with the venue directly.
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