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Massachusetts Engagement Session Preview

Although Catherine and Kevin are planning a fun winter wedding, we thought we’d take advantage of a warm summer afternoon to to shoot an urban-bucolic engagement session. It started off with some serene photos in the Public Garden.

 

Even just walking from location to location, it was impossible not to notice how much they care for one another.

 

After a while we traded in the green spaces for a decidedly more urban landscape .

 

Outside Quincy Market we came across this drummer setting up and Catherine requested an impromptu lesson.

 

And I’ll give you one guess where Kevin and Catherine are planning their reception.

 

Congratulations again on your engagement Catherine and Kevin!

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Mount Hope Farm Wedding Preview

I’ve been looking forward to this wedding ever since Elizabeth and John described it to me over a year ago. They envisioned celebrating their wedding in a rustically picturesque location overlooking the ocean surrounded by family and friends. The pictured lots of personal touches to the day and many emotional moments. And that’s exactly the wedding they created!

They held their wedding at Mount Hope Farm, a historic Inn and coastal farm in Bristol, Rhode Island. Elizabeth arrived first and her mother and John’s mother helped her with her dress.

 

John arrived soon after. They had a tender first look, then we meandered off to take  some posed photos.

 

It was a gorgeous day for a wedding ceremony, with Mount Hope Bay as a backdrop. Elizabeth and John were each escorted down the aisle by both parents and even their pug Kenny was in attendance.

 

The newlyweds exited the ceremony to the smiles and applause of the gathered guests, who followed them to the nearby Cove Cabin for cocktails and congratulations… and a few final details such as signing the marriage certificate.

 

There were lots of personal touches to the day. The couple and their families built the arbor they were married under. Elizabeth also showed her craft making and design talents by making the table numbers, creating wedding favors of vanilla extract, designing the program, making colorful drink stirrers, and even making special ice embedded with edible flowers for the water glasses at the reception! Kudos to Sweet Berry Farm for the flowers and a big shout out to Francesca and her staff from Campo and Company Events who did a magnificent job of pulling everything together. They worked very hard yet made the day feel effortless.

 

As dusk fell and the moon rose over the reception, Elizabeth and Jake were treated to toasts and treated the room to their first dance.

 

A fun, happy ending to a remarkable day.

 

Congratulations again Elizabeth and John!

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Elm Bank Wellesley Wedding Preview

It was a beautiful hot summer day and I found myself shooting another magnificent outdoor wedding. Sarah and Jake tied the knot at the Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s Gardens at Elm Bank in Wellesley.  Sarah and her bridesmaids got ready on site, accompanied by her mother and father.

 

Jake arrived shortly and was escorted by his groomsmen to “Weezie’s Garden” where Sarah waited in the iconic red chair, anticipating their first look at one another.

 

I was fortunate to have one of my favorite photographers, Stacey Doyle, along for the day. She captured many great images including the one above.

 

Honestly, have you ever seen a happier couple?

 

We shot a few posed photographs with the wedding party and soon it was time for the ceremony. Sarah’s parents led her to the chuppah in front of the Manor House for a touching, emotional ceremony.

 

That evening was filled with special moment, joyous fun and a rollicking dance floor!

Congratulations again Sarah and Jake!

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