We verified 218 Long Island wedding vendors by reading each one's own website, not a marketplace storefront. 34 of them publish a rate. Where a vendor prints a price we print it and say where it came from; where they do not, we say not published. 73 vendors have a full profile with packages, fees and the questions to ask.
25 Long Island wedding photographers, with every price they publish printed and its source named.
LJ Morelli prints a full rate card, $1,495 to $3,195 for 6 to 10 hours. Twelve Long Island wedding videographers, every price labeled by source.
Three Long Island DJ companies print rates on their own sites: $1,995 for one DJ at LI Sound, $1,795 at Just For The Record and $800 to $2,400 at LIDJ Music. We show what the ceremony and cocktail hour add.
WeddingWire's Long Island band page runs $2,000 to $11,000 starting. Four verified Long Island wedding bands and ensembles, hourly rates where published.
Something Blue Floral Events publishes an $8,000 minimum for full wedding florals. Six verified Long Island florists, minimums and mock-ups explained.
One Long Island planner publishes fees: $25,000 to $50,000 and up. Four verified planners, with each tier's start date and day-of hours spelled out.
Two Long Island bridal beauty teams publish prices on their own sites, and a third supplied hers for this listing. Nine verified artists, every fee labeled.
Which Long Island off premise caterers publish per person prices, and what the 20% administrative fee on food, staff and beverage covers.
Eight harpists, string ensembles and pianists who say they play Long Island ceremonies. Exactly one publishes a price, which makes this the least transparent category here.
Eleven mobile bars, five with a published rate card from $299 an hour. All are dry hire, so the alcohol is yours to buy, and several cite New York law for it.
Dortoni supplies the standard cake at 30 plus Long Island catering halls and upgrades it at 50% off retail. Ten bakeries, prices labeled by source.
WeddingWire starting prices for Long Island wedding limos run $75 to $1,500, mostly hourly rates without the hours. Thirteen companies, fleets named.
Academy Tent Rentals prices a 30x60 frame tent with 18 tables and 180 chairs at $1,590 on its own site. Eleven Long Island rental companies compared.
A New York marriage license costs $40 and expires in 60 days, after a 24 hour wait. Eighteen Long Island officiants with fees and rehearsal charges.
Fourteen Long Island stationers, with print methods noted and every published price labeled by source.
LI Fotobooths quotes booths in 2 hour blocks from $350 to $700 on its own site. Fifteen Long Island photo booth operators, prices labeled by source.
The Knot's 70 Long Island bridal salons publish no prices. We found gown bands, tux rental ranges and alteration terms for 19 shops, labeled by source.
Every name here has a working website that we read on 3 September 2026. We took facts from that site first: base town, service area, packages, fees, deposits, delivery timelines, and the Long Island venues their portfolio shows. Where the site prints nothing, we checked The Knot and WeddingWire and labeled anything we took from there as marketplace sourced. We did not copy a sentence from anyone.
Vendors with enough published detail to fill a page got a full profile. The rest are listed with one factual line and a link to their site. Nobody paid to be here, and nobody can pay to move up the list. A vendor can claim a listing free to correct a fact; a Featured placement, when we sell one, is labeled where couples can see it.
No star ratings. No review counts. No “top rated” badges. Those numbers are gamed on every platform that carries them, and they tell you nothing about whether a photographer charges for a second shooter or a florist has an $8,000 minimum. The facts we print are the ones you would otherwise have to email six vendors to get.