A wedding couple kissing on the dance floor surrounded by guests

Honest, unhurried photography for the parts you planned, and the parts you didn't.

Bride in a floral gown laughing arm in arm with the groom
Couple embracing at sunset by the water
Bride and groom laughing together outdoors
Groom kissing the bride's cheek outside a glowing reception tent
Bride's veil blowing in the wind on the beach
Bride and groom framed by an archway overlooking the valley
Elderly couple holding hands and laughing at a tented reception
Black and white photo of the couple dancing in a barn reception
Bride and groom smiling at each other outside a pink villa

Connecticut & New York Wedding Photographer

Est. 2016

Beth Zink Linke smiling in a field at golden hour

About

Hi, I'm Beth, a photographer and storyteller.

I'm a wedding photographer based in Weston, Connecticut, photographing across Connecticut and New York. Ten years and hundreds of weddings in, I'm still after the same thing: real moments, big and small. I photograph the connection between you as it naturally unfolds, telling your story as it happens.

More about me

The story

I tell the story of your wedding day through the details, the people, and the in-between moments.

How I work

From the first email to the last edit

Planning partnership

I'm with you from the moment you book. Together, or with your planner, we'll build a timeline that leaves room for good photographs and for actually enjoying your own wedding. I'll help with vendor recommendations and a rain plan too.

Your wedding day

Your only job is to live it. Nothing needs your attention but the people in front of you. You'll forget I'm there as the day goes on, and when it's time for portraits I'll walk you into good light and let you be.

Meticulous editing

I edit every image myself. Nothing is outsourced and nothing is rushed. Each wedding takes about two weeks of editing.

Prepared for anything

Rain or shine, dim church or bright garden. I bring professional lighting and backup gear, and enough years behind me to handle whatever the day does.

The small things

Lint rollers for tuxes. Safety pins for dresses. An eye for the quiet moments in between the big ones. I think of everything so you don't have to.

As featured in

New York TimesCarats & CakeThe Connecticut BrideHow He Asked

Kind words

“She was able to capture our wedding day for us in such a perfect way that we feel like we are reliving the day every time we look at them.”

— Katrina + Bryan

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