
LGBTQ WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY WITH DEPTH, PRESENCE, AND HEART
Available in South Florida and New York
Your wedding should be photographed with care, respect, and a real understanding of what the day means. I create LGBTQ wedding photography focused on honest emotion, chosen family, natural light, and the quiet, joyful moments that make your celebration feel fully yours.
LGBTQ WEDDING STORIES, PHOTOGRAPHED WITH CARE
The galleries below are not meant to show one kind of LGBTQ wedding photography. They are here to help you imagine what your own celebration could feel like in photographs: intimate, emotional, honest, joyful, and fully yours. Whether your wedding is a quiet elopement, a garden ceremony, or a gathering with family and chosen family, the goal is the same — to create images that honor your love, your people, and the atmosphere of the day.
AN INTIMATE LGBTQ ELOPEMENT WITH NEW YORK CITY ENERGY
For couples planning a small wedding or elopement, the day can still feel cinematic, emotional, and deeply personal. This Singapore-to-New York celebration moved from quiet vows at the Waldorf Astoria to portraits on the Brooklyn Bridge, showing how an intimate LGBTQ wedding can carry the feeling of a much larger love story.
A GARDEN CEREMONY THAT FEELS QUIET, PERSONAL, AND TRUE
Your wedding does not have to be large to feel meaningful. For couples planning something intimate, the photographs should preserve the tenderness, dignity, family, chosen family, and quiet emotion of the day without making anything feel staged or forced. This garden ceremony in the heart of New York shows how a simple celebration can still feel deeply personal, beautifully composed, and fully yours.






A FULL CELEBRATION CENTERED ON LOVE, FAMILY, AND PRESENCE
If your wedding includes family, friends, chosen family, ceremony, portraits, and a full reception, your photographs should help you remember the whole experience, not just the formal moments. This autumn estate celebration shows how an LGBTQ wedding can be photographed with warmth, dignity, movement, and joy, so the people, atmosphere, and emotion of the day are preserved with care.










ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER
Your LGBTQ wedding photographs should feel honest, respectful, and true to the way your day unfolded. I’m Hans Gonzalez, a wedding photographer serving South Florida and New York, and I help LGBTQ couples feel grounded, seen, and cared for in front of the camera. My approach is calm, documentary-driven, and intentional, with guidance when needed and space when the moment should simply unfold.
Whether your wedding is a quiet elopement, a garden ceremony, or a full celebration with family and chosen family, the goal is simple: images that honor your love, your people, and the atmosphere of the day with clarity, dignity, and heart.


