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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.
An engagement session in Beacon Hill is a classic location choice, but Luke and Madison took it to another level. Before we left Beacon Hill for a stroll through the Public Garden, they brought me up to the roof of their apartment building for some gorgeous views of the Boston skyline.
Wedding decisions are personal. But knowing everything I now know, I definitely should have done a first look. There are several practical and emotional reasons why it was the right decision for me. Hopefully, by sharing them, I can help you make the decision that’s right for you.
Andrew and Cate had an urban and artsy winter engagement session, wandering through Davis Square.
How did Golden Door Photography get its name? The short answer is that it came from a famous poem. The long answer is that the name is a reflection of the business – meaningful, inviting, and layered with intention.
It can be hard to coordinate a photo session with a particular kind of weather, but last Monday, we lucked out. We ended up with the perfect snowy day that this pair was hoping for!
Cute boots, rosy cheeks, the Boston skyline, and a stunning couple… What more can you ask for?
I was recently asked how old my business is and for the life of me, I couldn’t remember. So I looked it up. And the answer surprised me.
Because today is Golden Door Photography’s birthday!
