Delaware Wedding Photographers: Find the Right Photographer for Your Wedding Style
Featured In This Article:
Jana Bannan Photography
Jana Bannan Photography creates timeless wedding imagery with an editorial eye. Her work feels refined and true to life, balancing beautiful portraiture with thoughtful storytelling throughout the day.
Best For: Couples planning elegant, classic weddings
Photography Style: Editorial • Timeless • True-to-Life
What You’ll Notice:
- Beautiful composition and creative perspectives
- Rich, true-to-life color that stands the test of time
- Thoughtfully framed portraits and detail images
- An eye for both the big moments and the quiet in-between ones
Her Approach:
- Creates a comfortable, relaxed experience in front of the camera.
- Gives gentle direction while allowing personalities to shine.
- Delivers polished, thoughtfully curated galleries.
Jana Bannan was our favorite vendor. She made us feel comfortable immediately, and the photos turned out even better than we could have imagined.
Clare, bride
Kerry Harrison Photography
Kerry Harrison Photography approaches every wedding with equal parts preparation and heart. Her imagery feels warm, timeless, and authentic, documenting both the emotions of the day and the relationships that make each celebration meaningful.
Best For: Couples who value a personal, relationship-focused photography experience
Photography Style: Timeless • True-to-Life • Storytelling
What You’ll Notice:
- Warm, authentic moments captured throughout the day
- Natural, true-to-life color and classic editing
- Thoughtful attention to family, relationships, and meaningful interactions
- Beautifully balanced galleries featuring portraits, candid moments, and wedding details
Her Approach:
- Meets with every couple before the wedding to understand their priorities.
- Every wedding includes a second photographer.
- Focuses on creating a calm, well-organized experience from start to finish.
YRN Photography
YRN Photography creates wedding galleries that feel vibrant, energetic, and full of life. Their work blends editorial portraiture with documentary storytelling, capturing the excitement of the celebration alongside beautifully composed images that make an impact.
Best For: Couples planning a lively celebration with a modern, editorial feel
Photography Style: Editorial • Documentary • True-to-Life Color
What You’ll Notice:
- Bold compositions and creative use of light
- Vibrant, true-to-life color with striking contrast
- Dynamic portraits that feel confident and fashion-forward
- High-energy moments that capture the atmosphere of the celebration
Their Approach:
- Balances directed portraits with candid storytelling throughout the day
- Brings an energetic presence that matches the pace of the celebration
- Creates galleries that highlight both the people and the experience
Sterrett Photography
Sisters Mallory and Mariah are the team behind Sterrett Photography, bringing an upbeat, easygoing energy to weddings throughout the Eastern Shore and surrounding region. They’re especially good at helping couples relax in front of the camera, giving direction when it’s needed while leaving room for the expressions, interactions and in-between moments that happen naturally.
Best For: Couples who are nervous in front of the camera and want photographers who will help them loosen up and have fun
Photography Style: Bright • Natural • Candid
What You’ll Notice:
- Bright, true-to-life color
- Plenty of laughter, movement and natural expressions
- A balance of polished portraits and candid moments
- Photos that feel lively
Their Approach:
- Gives couples direction so they never have to wonder what to do in front of the camera
- Keeps the experience upbeat and comfortable
- Works as a two-sister team, bringing two perspectives to the wedding
Wed Society Tip
We’ve featured hundreds of weddings throughout Delaware and the Eastern Shore, and one thing has become clear:
There isn’t a single “best” photography style.
The best photographer is the one whose work still feels like your wedding years from now.
When you find yourself repeatedly saving galleries from the same photographer, pay attention. You’re probably responding to more than beautiful images—you’re connecting with the way they tell a story.
