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Well, it’s almost a month after National Dog Day, but I’m pretty sure this sweet bulldog puppy was worth the wait! Marisa & Miguel brought their adorable pup, Maya, to their engagement session on the Charles River Esplanade last month.
KellyAnne & Duke were married on Sunday, September 1st at the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem, MA. At first, they weren’t sure if they wanted a big wedding celebration. But selfishly, I’m so glad they decided to have one, since it allowed me to deepen my friendship with this amazing duo.
Last weekend, I got to photograph a beautiful rehearsal dinner. The mother of the groom put together such a special and unique event at Shining Tides in Mattapoisett. I absolutely loved this stunning location and all the custom lobster-themed and nautical details!
Olivia & Philip flew out from their home in the Bay Area to have an intimate family-only wedding at a wooded cabin beside Lake Winnipesaukee.
Sarah & Craig were committed to planning a wedding that was unapologetically infused with everything that is important to them. That meant an unstuffy, collaborative ceremony, delicious (gluten-free) food, all the people they love, and dancing the night away to a killer brass band. The gorgeous riverside setting didn’t hurt either!
I’m making my way through a backlog of the weddings I second shot over the past year. This particular favorite has been sitting in my drafts folder since last August, and I finally decided that it’s time to share it with you.
I loved this delightfully hilarious couple who got married at one of my all time favorite New England wedding venues. (Think stately manor house meets ocean front views.)
This is one of my favorite things – the tremendous privilege of photographing families as they grow and change over time. These are the most important stories – the stories of your life as it shifts and settles and grows in love.
Two years ago, a baby boy made them parents. And then, a few weeks ago, there were four…
Kelly and Duke took me on a “microadventure” in their town of Salem, MA during their engagement session. We traveled to the Punto Urban Art Museum, Wynotts Wands, and the historic Salem waterfront at sunset. I’m so excited to spend more time with these two in their awesome town at their wedding this fall!
Molly and Sean set out to plan a wedding that felt “casual, comfortable, and classy.” There wasn’t any fancy rented china. There was no band, no expensive princess dress. But what they did have is a rock solid relationship, a group of awesome guests, good eats, and great tunes to dance to. And all of those things (the important things) came together into one hell of a day!
I’m not sure I can really call myself a “documentary” wedding photographer anymore. Some parts of that label resonate with what I do and how I approach weddings. But as I continue to grow, it doesn’t quite seem to fit me anymore.
