Inspired by The Ways Of Life I’ve Witnessed Firsthand.
Mindfully documenting yours.
NYC Wedding Photographer
This will be all about you and the love of your life, centered around organic moments, family, and the key elements of the life you’re starting together.
new york city wedding photographer
Kelsey Jonvea
A seasoned traveler with an intrinsic desire to help others. Experienced in professional photography from weddings to large-scale events.
With a background in photographing concerts, I thrive in a fast-changing environment: looking at angles and light, and embracing documentary-style photographs that hold up to the editorial world. With wedding weekends, this approach applies effortlessly, lending to imagery with genuine energy and emotion.
Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity, and change.
— Brené Brown
international photographer
Location, lifestyle, scale — I don’t choose between luxury wedding weekends and elopements because there is a story in both. Documenting your wedding supports my volunteer work. Then, the time I spend as a volunteer fills my cup to be more present during your wedding. It all feeds into each other.
It all circles back.
This is where I belong
Skiiing & enjoying the outdoors
Traveling & making friends all over the world
Living abroad while enjoying new experieces
A good long run on a Sunday morning
Volunteer work
Where you’ll find me
Known for my work as an New York City event photographer, home is where life directs me — often settling into destinations where I can focus on weddings and volunteer projects.
I’m based just outside of Time Square, traveling often to the Upstate New York, Connecticut and neighboring wedding destinations. Recently, home after spending 6 months abroad doing volunteer work between Guatemala & Australia.
A Quick Look
Cold Press Juices
Hallmark Movies
Scandinavia
Vegan Desserts
Spa Days
Sending Care Packages ENFJ
Acupuncture
Time w/ Friends
FRESH MOUTAIN AIR
Acai Bowls & Mocktails
NYC Wedding Photographer
My First Piece Of Advice To You…
If we have the opportunity to work together, this won’t be the last piece of advice that I share — if I can ever softly suggest something that will improve your experience, I will.
In the meantime, know this: go with the photographer you truly resonate with. Their perspective will influence the coverage of your story. And you should have fun working with them! As one of my couples said, “The most comfortable I’ve felt in front of a photographer. It felt like hanging out with a friend.”
