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Meet the Photographer

About Momo

I wasn't trained as a photographer.


I was trained as a storyteller.


Before becoming a wedding photographer, I earned both my Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Communication and Journalism, where I learned to observe, listen, and uncover the stories that connect people. My years in journalism taught me that the most meaningful moments are rarely staged—they happen naturally, often in the quiet spaces between the big events.


That perspective continues to shape every wedding I photograph today.


My love for visual storytelling runs deep in my family. My grandmother spent more than fifty years behind a camera, photographing families, developing film by hand, and preserving memories long before the digital age. Watching her work taught me that photographs are more than beautiful images—they become part of a family's history.

Momo Lee


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Today, I combine that documentary foundation with an editorial eye.


My approach is rooted in authenticity. I am drawn to genuine emotion, meaningful connection, and the moments that cannot be recreated. At the same time, I believe wedding photography should feel refined, intentional, and timeless. The result is imagery that blends honest storytelling with elegant artistry—photographs that feel as beautiful as they are true.


I don't believe a wedding day should revolve around photography.


Instead, photography should support the experience, allowing you to remain fully present while preserving the moments that matter most. Whether I'm quietly documenting an emotional exchange during a ceremony or creating portraits inspired by the elegance of editorial fashion photography, my goal is always the same: to tell your story honestly and beautifully.

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As a mother of two, I understand how quickly life changes. Perhaps that's why I value photographs so deeply. Years from now, the images that matter most won't just remind you how everything looked—they will remind you how it felt. The laughter. The anticipation. The people who gathered to celebrate one of the most important days of your life.


Those are the moments I photograph.


Based in New York and New Jersey, I photograph weddings throughout the United States and destinations worldwide. From intimate celebrations to multi-day wedding weekends, I work with couples who value authenticity, artistry, and meaningful storytelling.


Because long after the flowers have faded and the music has ended, photographs become something more than memories.


They become your visual inheritance.


— Momo

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A Few Things About Me


  • Former journalist with a lifelong love of storytelling
  • Granddaughter of a photographer
  • Mom of two wonderful kids
  • Snowboarder, traveler, and drummer
  • Based in New York & New Jersey
  • Available worldwide

Clients Say

When we came across Momo’s work, right away, we knew she had a style that was timeless and incredibly artistic. She has an incredible way of storytelling with thoughtful shot compositions and capturing genuinely emotional moments through her lens. Her sense of color-grading and her eye for lighting always feels natural, warm, but also her own.

Sarah & Matt

Clients Say

When we came across Momo’s work, right away, we knew she had a style that was timeless and incredibly artistic. She has an incredible way of storytelling with thoughtful shot compositions and capturing genuinely emotional moments through her lens. Her sense of color-grading and her eye for lighting always feels natural, warm, but also her own.

sarah & matt

Clients Say

She’s not only incredibly skilled with the camera, but she also creates such a relaxed atmosphere that made us feel completely natural in front of the lens. The colors, composition, and emotions in the photos perfectly captured the beauty of that day. When we received the photos, we were genuinely moved — every shot feels alive and full of warmth.

Shan & tony
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Get in touch


Take a moment to fill out the contact form and I will get back to you as soon as possible!


If you don't hear from me within 3 business days after submitting your inquiry,

feel free to contact me directly at:


Email: momoshotphotography@gmail.com                          

Phone: +1 8482563501

 

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