Every milestone deserves to be captured beautifully — and Armenian photographers and videographers in Los Angeles have a gift for storytelling through imagery. SupportArmenian connects you with Armenian-owned photo and video studios throughout Los Angeles, Glendale, and beyond, ready to document your wedding, family portrait, corporate event, or creative project.
From cinematic wedding films and stunning portrait sessions to event coverage and brand content, these Armenian visual artists bring creativity, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of Armenian celebrations to every shoot.
Armenian weddings are grand, emotional, and full of unforgettable moments — and the photographers in this directory know exactly how to capture them. With experience shooting Armenian church ceremonies, elaborate receptions, and everything in between, these photographers understand the flow, the traditions, and the moments that matter most to Armenian families.
Beyond photography, this directory features Armenian-owned videography studios and cinematographers specializing in wedding films, documentary-style event coverage, and creative video production. Whether you want a highlight reel or a full cinematic film of your event, these Armenian filmmakers deliver work that you'll treasure forever.
Wedding, event, portrait and commercial work. The strong ones book Saturdays a year ahead, so enquire before you set a date if you have someone in mind. The directory currently lists 47 businesses, each with contact details, services and location. Listings are submitted and maintained by the business owners themselves, so what you see here is first-hand rather than scraped.
Los Angeles has the most at 31, followed by Glendale (6), Sherman Oaks (2), Yerevan (2), Pasadena (2), La Cañada Flintridge (1). Southern California holds the bulk of the Armenian diaspora, so Glendale, Burbank and the San Fernando Valley recur throughout the directory, but listings outside California and in Armenia are included wherever members have added them.
Being able to explain what you need in Armenian, to a person who already understands the context, removes a lot of friction. It also keeps money inside a community that largely rebuilt itself from nothing twice over. Every listing here is either Armenian-owned or Armenian-serving, and owners can claim and update their own page.
Own a business in this category? Add or claim your listing — it is free. You can also browse every category, see current member offers, or advertise to reach the community directly.
How early should I book a wedding photographer?
Twelve months for a Saturday in peak season. If there is someone specific you want, enquire before you lock the date, because availability may decide it for you.
How many Armenian photographers & videographers are listed on SupportArmenian?
There are currently 47 listed, mostly around Los Angeles, Glendale, Sherman Oaks. The number changes as owners add and claim listings, and every entry includes contact details, services and location.
Is it free to list a business here?
Yes. Adding or claiming a listing is free, and the owner keeps control of the page afterwards. Paid placement and advertising are separate and entirely optional.
How do I book an Armenian wedding photographer?
SupportArmenian lists Armenian-speaking wedding photographers and videographers across Los Angeles who understand Armenian wedding traditions, from the khosk-kapur ceremony to the reception. Contact photographers directly through their listing to check availability.
What is the average cost of an Armenian wedding photographer?
Armenian wedding photography packages in LA typically range from $2,500 to $8,500 depending on coverage hours, second shooters, and add-ons like engagement sessions, albums, and same-day edits.
Do Armenian photographers do family portraits and engagement shoots?
Yes, most Armenian-owned photo studios in this directory offer engagement sessions, family portraits, baptism photography, school portraits, and newborn sessions in addition to weddings.
