LGBTQ+ Owned, Lesbian Owned, Woman Owned
LGBTQ+ Owned, Lesbian Owned, Woman Owned
Catherine Claire Art
Analog artistry for intimate weddings.
Photography is more than just documenting for me, it is art. Allow me to capture every detail, every intimate moment, and every cinematic still that arises naturally throughout your day with an unobtrusive presence and down-to-earth demeanor.
I will create an editorial-ready story of your day without posing, shot lists, or pressure to be a ‘photo person.’ I ensure your wedding or event is about you, not taking pictures. As a lover of all things analog, I offer a variety of ways to preserve your photographs physically after our shoot, heirlooms which can be displayed and shared for generations.
Based in
New York City, NY & Burlington, VT
Works with couples
Anywhere in the world
Elopements
from $700
Weddings
from $4500
As a lesbian, I know that the wedding industry and wedding traditions are heteronormative, rigid, and exclusionary. Love is for everyone and making everyone feel welcome to celebrate theirs as they see fit is extremely important to me. I offer flexible pricing for queer couples and bring calm and understanding to each shoot, so that we can focus on joy and love!
Based in
New York City, NY & Burlington, VT
Works with couples
Anywhere in the world
Elopements
from $700
Weddings
from $4500
As a lesbian, I know that the wedding industry and wedding traditions are heteronormative, rigid, and exclusionary. Love is for everyone and making everyone feel welcome to celebrate theirs as they see fit is extremely important to me. I offer flexible pricing for queer couples and bring calm and understanding to each shoot, so that we can focus on joy and love!
What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?
“What we want is almost never impossible for others to bear; it’s the cover-up that maddens and pains.” – From ‘A Simpler Life’ by the School of Life.
How do you go above and beyond for your clients?
One of my favorite activities is looking through older couples’ wedding albums. It’s an experience that can’t be recreated digitally. That’s why I always provide a physical album or scrapbook with real matted prints and an embossed cover, not a photobook, not a digital gallery on its own, an heirloom piece to pore over again and again.
What’s a piece of advice you find yourself giving to all your couples?
Don’t worry about the timeline – everyone is here to celebrate *you.* Let the day unfold as it does so it can be one of joy and ease rather than anxiety and stress.
