Sarah Greco and Jim Murphy were wed this past week in Maywood, NJ… and while the skies may have let loose, the happy couple didn’t have a care in the world.
Or at least they didn’t seem to have a care… Jim’s mother was quick to point out that this was far from the first wedding [...]
When we’re off shooting wedding photos for NY brides, we end up spending quite a bit of time with the bridal party.
In an ideal world, the bridesmaids help create a fun, relaxing, and joyful day for the bride… and it’s not easy, to be sure!
So how do you repay these fine ladies for all their [...]
Lyn Liao and Jim Butler married in Chappaqua, New York at Crabtree’s Kittle House. We’re no stranger to the Kittle House here at Dave Cross Photography, and had a blast yet again while spending the day with Lyn and Jim.
Lyn took an unconventional route with her wedding preparations: in addition to being a trained dancer [...]
Jennifer Brillante and Robert Weaver were married in true New York fashion–at the small parish around the corner from the bride’s childhood Brooklyn home.
The bride and her attendants began their day at the Roosevelt Hotel with the assistance of makeup artist Erica Whelan and stylist Jennifer Brent. It was a touching experience when the bride’s [...]
Dave Cross Photography extends warm congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Christian and Melanie In. Melanie and Christian were married in New York at the Waldorf=Astoria, surrounded by close family and friends.
As flight attendants, Melanie and Christian are no strangers to weather waylaying plans and itineraries… but true to form, the bride and groom braved the [...]
For over fifteen years, Dave Cross has worked with brides and grooms to create the moments that will last a lifetime.
Every wedding is photographed exclusively by Dave, with the help of one or more assistants, to ensure the personal attention needed to make your day run smoothly.
His unique sensitivity to timing, light, color, and space enable him to capture your priceless moments. His artistic eye and spontaneous approach sees the shots that will continue to come alive in every photograph.
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