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New York Wedding Photographers at Ainslie | Claudio & Claire

Brick, history and a rooftop with city views welcomed us to Ainslie in Williamsburg. As New York wedding photographers, we love venues that feel full of Brooklyn character, and this one delivers. Ainslie sits on Ainslie Street, in one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in the city. Cafes, shops and parks surround it. The energy outside is fun, but inside it feels warm and inviting.

Ainslie is a wine bar, beer garden and Italian restaurant with ten thousand square feet of space. The building dates back to the 1870s, when it was used for warehouse and factory work. Today it has been turned into a rustic yet lively spot to celebrate. Exposed brick, wood details and industrial touches give it real charm. A retractable glass roof can even let in plenty of natural light.

The venue spreads across three levels, so couples have lots of options. The main floor has a wine bar with a wood burning oven. Out back, the beer garden opens through a hangar door into a garden with green walls. Upstairs, the Living Room offers vintage sofas, antique rugs and velvet seating for a cozier feel. Then there is the rooftop, with views of the skyline for a quiet moment under the stars.

Claudio and Claire’s Family Centered Wedding

Claudio and Claire met through a mutual friend in 2016. They were close friends for a couple of years before things turned romantic. They bonded over music, especially EDM and hip hop, plus food and travel. These days they call themselves retired ravers. They love spending time at home with their two cats, playing video games, cooking complex new recipes and planning their next big trip.

For Claudio and Claire, the wedding marked the start of a new chapter. They are drawn to simplicity and the outdoors, but they also love thoughtful details and timeless elegance. A soft, sage green palette set a calm and organic tone. At its heart, their celebration was all about family. They have always been people who bring others together, and their day honored the families joining as one.

Our studio is based in New York, and we photograph and film weddings across the entire state. Brooklyn is one of our favorite places to work, because every venue has its own story. A great wedding photographer helps you relax and simply enjoy the people around you. That is what our team aims for every single time. You can find more New York weddings like this one on our blog.

As a New York team, we are used to fast paced days and busy rooms full of guests. We move quietly through the crowd and catch the moments that matter most. Toasts, hugs and big dance floor energy all have a place in the story. We make sure none of it slips by.

Planning a wedding in the city? Our wedding photography packages come in several sizes, so you can choose what feels right. Have a look at our prices whenever you are ready. You can also read reviews from couples who already worked with us. For more love stories and real weddings, visit our blog anytime. We would love to hear about your plans!

Original Weddings is a team of New York wedding photographers and videographers. Please click here to learn more about our New York photography and videography services. This wedding was edited in our Timeless editing style. We offer three different photography editing styles: Timeless, Airy, and Rustic. Please click here to learn more about our photography styles. You pick the style you love for your photos.

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New York Wedding Photographers at Ainslie

Original Weddings is a team of New York wedding photographers who love real emotion and natural moments. We watch for the details that tell your story, like a parent’s proud smile or friends sharing a laugh over drinks. Our photographers give gentle direction when needed, then step back so you can enjoy your day. We plan the timeline with you ahead of time, so we always know where to be. That way, you can stay focused on your family and friends. We love getting to know you before the wedding, because it helps us understand what makes you laugh and what matters most to you. That connection shows up clearly in the final photos.

Our team is based in New York, and we travel all over the city and the state for weddings. We often photograph celebrations in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Long Island and Hoboken. Every couple gets friendly photographers who arrive early and stay calm, even in a busy city setting. We work smoothly with venue teams and planners to keep everything on track. After the wedding, you receive a gallery edited in the style you chose. Our goal is to give you photos that feel timeless and true to you. Clear communication is a big part of our work, so you always know what to expect. We answer questions quickly and happily share timeline ideas whenever you need a little help.

New York Wedding Videographers at Ainslie

Original Weddings also has a team of New York wedding videographers who capture the sound and motion of your celebration. Your vows, the speeches and the music of the night all come back to life on film. Our videographers move quietly through the room, so your guests act naturally and every moment feels real. We also gather little details, like your rings, flowers and decor, so your film shows the full feeling of the celebration.

We film weddings across New York and the nearby area, from Brooklyn to Manhattan, the Hudson Valley and Long Island. Each film is edited with care, set to music and shaped into a story that feels personal. For a celebration centered on family, video is a lovely way to save the voices of the people you love. Having one team for photos and video also keeps planning simple and connected. We take time to understand your style first, so your film feels natural and true to who you are as a couple.

Where is Ainslie located?

Ainslie is at 76 Ainslie Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York.

What spaces does Ainslie offer?

Ainslie has a wine bar, a beer garden, an upstairs Living Room and a rooftop across three levels.

How old is the Ainslie building?

The building dates back to the 1870s, when it was used for warehouse and factory work.