Liberty House Wedding Photography
Photographers: Konrad and Nino
Venue: Liberty House
Hotel: The Westin Jersey City
Bride’s hair and makeup: My Makeup Artist Victoria
Wedding dress: Mikaella
Bride’s shoes: Badgley Mishka
Bride’s Hairpiece / Veil: David’s Bridal
Wedding dress shop: Designer Loft Bridal
Bridesmaids dresses: Revelry
Groom’s Attire: Alan David
Groomsmen’s Attire: Men’s Warehouse
Florist: JR Florals
DJ: Pulse Event Group
Catering: Liberty House
Lighting: JR Florals
Cake: Palermo Bakery
Capturing Romance: Jessica and Ryan’s Liberty House Wedding in Jersey City
Immersed in vintage elegance and stunning views, we delighted in photographing Jessica and Ryan’s love story at Liberty House in Jersey City. Our photographers, Konrad and Nino, artfully utilized the unique features of Liberty State Park Train Station and the picturesque Liberty Park, framing the day with charm and romance.
The vintage allure of Liberty State Park Train Station provided a timeless backdrop for Jessica and Ryan’s first look, creating a setting filled with historical charm. The subsequent stroll through Liberty Park allowed us to capture breathtaking photos against the iconic Manhattan skyline, the water’s edge adding an extra layer of charm.
The wedding ceremony, set against the backdrop of a sunset in Liberty Park, elevated the romantic atmosphere of the day. The gala dinner at Liberty House was a celebration of warmth and comfort, marking the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable day.
Liberty State Park holds a special place as our favorite location for a wedding photoshoot in Jersey City. For more insights into the best places for wedding photography in the area, explore our article. Let us help you create a visual love story at Liberty House, where vintage charm, stunning views, and the embrace of Liberty State Park converge seamlessly.
If you want to get an idea of how our other photographers have captured Liberty House check out Christy and Kevin’s wedding, by Massimo and Ryan. Or Hannah and James’ wedding by Anna and Taras.
