Quilted tablecloths, the cutest little kitschy details everywhere, a massive ballgown moment, and a dance dress change that honestly deserved its own round of applause?! Kelsey & Arthur’s wedding at the historic Rotch-Jones-Duff House felt like the perfect blend of elegant and playful in a way that never tried too hard
Read MoreBritton and Ryan’s wedding at Oxbow Brewery in Newcastle, Maine, was a perfect blend of personal charm and laid-back celebration set against the beautiful backdrop of coastal Maine. As a destination wedding photographer, I loved how every detail told a story—from Britton’s thrifted vintage dress and plates to their grandmas walking down as flower girls.
Read MoreWhen looking for a photographer, you've probably come across two different styles of photography: candid and editorial. They're like the yin and yang of the photography world, each with its own vibe and purpose. Let's dig in a bit to the differences!
Read MoreKatelynn, adorned in a stunning dress by Teutamatoshi, stole the show. Covered in delicate daisies, the dress perfectly encapsulated the essence of their 60's theme. But Katelynn didn't stop there – she handcrafted oversized daisies that adorned the ceremony space, creating a whimsical and enchanting atmosphere. These became such a stand out detail of the day that was so much fun for photos!
Read MoreJocelyn blew us all away in a pearled, yellow gown by teutamatoshi. Close friend of the bride had bedazzled a rad pair of pink Jeffery Campell boots, which were the perfect addition. Whit was too hott in a patterned jacket and open black shirt with a Fenty piece underneith. They are easily the coolest and best looking people I know.
Read MoreYour wedding day is the perfect opportunity to cruise around in the car of your dreams with the person of your dreams! Grace and Dustin’s wedding plans involved an hour long drive up the coast of Maine from the ceremony to the reception. They wisely used this time to eat a nice quiet & chill lunch by the harbor and enjoyed the drive in a 1974 Land Rover Series III.
Read MoreAmanda and John were too excited to start their lives together to wait for Covid to get it’s act together. On a drizzly day in Boston, they had a quick elopement to make it official! Amanda told me that even though they were officially married, she did want to take photos to really celebrate and commemorate this special occasion!
Read MoreThe most charming, Maine coast wedding, featuring the most perfect pin up bride style, DIY flowers and a freshly caught lobster bake!
Read MoreLauren and Matt kicked off the reception the next day at Warehouse XI with a grand entrance and their first dance. While they skipped many of the “wedding traditions” this really helped connect the two events and kick started the party. The night was relaxed and pretty much a huge party! There were donuts from Union Square Donuts and North East of the Border pulled up right side the door to feed guests all night.
Read MoreFlavia and Ben are both members of the Museum of Fine Arts. Since they visit together often, they thought it would be fun to take wedding photos there! This is 100% something you need to contact the museum before doing. Because of copyright laws and such, most of the museum does not allow any type of photos.
Read More! Alison was a PERFECT 1940’s pin up bride in her Fame and Partners Dress and proved a black wedding dress can be elegant and bridal! Also, WEDDING DRESS CAPES ARE ALWAYS A YES!
Read MoreWe made the quick trip to Peabody and arrived to Olio to get Laura and Jen married! In the gorgeous window light, the brides committed to each other and a life full of love and animals. Not a dry eye in the room, you could feel the love, support and pride pouring right out of everyone there.
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