Craig is an award-winning photojournalist whose work over the past decade has taken him to all corners of New York City -- and the world. He has covered everything from New York City's Fashion Week to President Barack Obama, to the recent earthquake in Haiti. His work has been honored by the National Press Photographers Association, the New York Press Photographers Association and the Connecticut society of Professional Journalists, among others. In 2005 he earned the Photo of the Year from the New York Press Photographers Association for his work covering Hurricane Katrina. Read More...

The Wedding Photojournalist Association proudly recognizes the accomplishments and creative excellence of Craig Warga. The following awards have been earned by Craig from the WPJA. These achievements come with great merit considering the high level of competition that a member faces in the contests.

Wedding day package includes full day coverage, generally from the time the Bride is getting dressed, until the reception is winding down. An additional photographer/assistant is provided. Clients will receive DVD's containing all images and an 8 1/2 x 11 hard bound proof book containing approximately 500 of the best photos from the day. Photos will be uploaded to a print resale site for you and your family.,

The following letters are from the clients of Craig Warga. Click an image to view a larger version.

Tracie & Ryan
Married September 12th, 2008
"My wife and I must have looked at hundreds of wedding photographer websites, portfolios, samples, and books. We had a number of referrals, even more meetings, and dealt with every level of tired 'wedding photographer' only to walk away feeling like nobody 'gets it'. For us, it was...more " all about capturing a moment in a totally honest and vulnerable way so that anyone who looks at our photos felt connected to that split second of our lives in a way that elicited an emotional response. We just couldn't stomach the idea of pictures that were staged like the wedding version of "Glamour Shots" i.e. 'look out the window, see your future... SNAP'. It's amazing how little artistry dominates the wedding photography field and how exorbitant the costs for sub-par talent can run. We were grateful to find Craig and felt as though- despite his humble demeanor, that we were lucky to get a photographer of his caliber to shoot our wedding. We worked really hard to put our wedding together and his photographs remind us every day how lucky we are- and, if we can pat ourselves on the back, how good we looked! Finally, and this is for all the guys out there, wedding planning isn't always easy on our girls, and having a guy like Craig who quickly put my wife at ease was worth more than I can say..." show less