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Story Alley Photography
Wedding Photographer · New York City, New York
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About Story Alley Photography
Story Alley Photography brings photographer services to weddings across New York City, New York, working from West Harrison. Beyond wedding photographers, the business also offers wedding videographers — a range that can simplify vendor coordination. Verified reviews from real couples appear below as they are earned — rankings on Lazo are never sold.
- Where
- West Harrison · 23 miles northeast of central New York City
- Listed under
- Wedding Photographers · Wedding Videographers
- In New York City
- One of 351 wedding photographers we list · 13 within 3 miles
Verified reviews
None yet. Only couples who booked Story Alley Photography through Lazo can leave one — when they do, it appears here, and it is the only thing that moves a Lazo Score.
Details
- Based in
- 79 Lake St, West Harrison, NY 10604, USA
- Phone
- (914) 409-6612
- Website
- Visit site
Around West Harrison
- From downtown
- 23 miles northeast of central New York City
- Nearest venue
- Coliseum White Plains, 1.0 mi
- Venues within 10 mi
- 30 wedding venues
- Wedding Photographers nearby
- 13 within 3 mi, 37 within 10
- Guest hotels
- 13 within 5 mi
- Communities served
- White Plains, Port Chester, Scarsdale, Elmsford
Distances are straight-line from Story Alley Photography; counts come from the businesses and venues Lazo lists around New York City.
Close to these venues
Distances are straight-line from Story Alley Photography to each venue.
Planning questions, answered
How much does a wedding photographer cost in New York City?
Most couples in New York City budget between $1,500 and $3,500 for wedding photography. Packages at the lower end typically cover 6–8 hours with one shooter; higher tiers add a second shooter, engagement sessions, and albums. Always confirm exactly how many hours and edited images are included.
When should we book our wedding photographer?
Photographers with strong reputations are commonly booked 9–14 months ahead — earlier for peak-season Saturdays. If your date is inside six months, ask about waitlists and cancellations; openings do appear.
What should we ask before booking?
Ask to see two full galleries from real weddings (not highlight reels), confirm who will actually shoot your wedding, and get delivery timelines and image counts in the contract.
How does Lazo rank wedding photographers in New York City?
Rankings come from the Lazo Score — verified reviews weighted for recency — and are never sold. Vendors without verified reviews yet start at the community baseline of 65 and earn their score as verified reviews arrive.
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