We got those photos (about 175 of them) back about a month later, due to the holiday season. Per his suggestions, we did this shoot about 2 months before our wedding so that the advice/coaching was fresh in our brains for the wedding day photos.

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We met him in Central Park for our session, which was about 2.5 hours long and included an outfit change. Our package included an Engagement session with Josh, where he coaches you on positioning your body and angling yourselves in the most complimentary way to get the best photos. We had a 1.5 year engagement, so we didn’t really have much communication with Josh until closer to the wedding. I was already very familiar with his work, but the albums and shots he had shared with us that night blew my husband away. Once we had a date set with our church and venue, we met with Josh at the Empire Hotel in NYC. Before being engaged, I joked with my husband that I would bake my own wedding cake, if I had to – I just knew I wanted Josh to be the photographer on our big day. I literally emailed him hours after getting engaged (which I quickly learned was a little too soon, since we didn’t have a date or venue picked – woops!). He had photographed my cousin’s wedding, as well as my sister’s and two of our friends. While a bit on the expensive side, Josh is worth every. I’m not even sure where to start with this review.

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