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She shoots only the East End: North Fork, Hamptons and Montauk, with the Hudson Valley the one exception. The Wedding Collection is up to 10 hours with a second shooter included, drone portraits when weather and location permit, a teaser gallery in one to two days and the full gallery in six to eight weeks. The pricing page carries no figures. Salt Air Farm and Bedell Cellars appear in the work.
kaitlynferris.com/pricingThe single Wedding Collection covers up to 10 hours. A second shooter is included, as is a consultation that produces a timeline and vendor recommendations. Teaser images arrive in one to two days. Full retouching is done before the gallery, which lands in six to eight weeks. Drone portraits are included when the weather and the venue allow. Heirloom albums, prints and engagement sessions are a la carte.
The stated specialty is North Fork, Hamptons and Montauk work exclusively, with the Hudson Valley also served. Couples marrying elsewhere on the Island are outside the stated territory and should not expect a yes. Salt Air Farm and Bedell Cellars are in the portfolio we saw.
The pricing page we read on 3 September 2026 lists what is included but no dollar figures. Engagement sessions are not bundled, so add that line to the quote. The 10 hour cap is firm on paper, and the drone is conditional. The natural client is a vineyard or farm wedding on the East End, one photographer's eye, a teaser inside two days. A hotel wedding in Nassau is off the map.
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.
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.
Three video tiers, all with raw footage on a USB drive, are the clearest thing Miralli publishes.