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Two photographers, an engagement session, same-night preview images and a custom album all sit inside the $7,200 starting collection, according to the studio's own cost page. Galleries arrive in about four weeks. Heritage House works from 1432 Briarcliff Drive in Merrick and says it takes a limited number of weddings each year, so the calendar is the constraint rather than the menu.
heritagehousephoto.com/long-island-wedding-costThe page lists what the starting collection covers: two photographers, an engagement session, full-day coverage, planning support, same-night preview images, a custom wedding album and a gallery in roughly four weeks. The album is in the base price, which is worth noting since albums are often an add-on. The site does not print an hour count for full-day coverage, and it does not list a tier above the entry collection.
The portfolio names seven Long Island venues: Garden City Hotel, Briarcliff Manor, Crescent Beach Club, Huntington Crescent Club, Watermill Caterers, Bailey Arboretum and Flowerfield. That list runs from Garden City to Flowerfield. The studio describes itself as boutique and limits weddings per year, which is the trade for the same-night previews.
Couples who want an album in hand without a second negotiation, and who value a same-night preview to post, are the target. The service area extends to NYC, the Hudson Valley and upstate New York, so a Long Island couple with a Hudson Valley rehearsal dinner can ask about coverage. What the page leaves out: the number of hours in a full day, the second photographer's hours, and any travel fee. Ask for each.
The $7,500 wedding collection is the number to know.
Every photography tier here is a 10 hour block.
No travel surcharge anywhere on Long Island, and a second shooter on every Long Island booking.
Wedding collections start at $8,000 and cover 10 or more hours with a second photographer, per the investment page.
Three video tiers, all with raw footage on a USB drive, are the clearest thing Miralli publishes.
Greek Orthodox, Indian, Jewish and Chinese weddings are named specialties, and the site spells them out.