The perfect 1920’s Gatsby inspired wedding is RIGHT up my alley y’all, you know I’m here for the champagne and art deco elements. But planning a wedding in the winter in Boston is risky because you never know what storm you will be dealing with. Thankfully this year we’ve had a mild winter and even enjoyed 32 degrees for Mary-Kate and Derek’s downtown Boston wedding!!

I met Suzanne and Scott at my first wedding of the year, Rachel and Sean, where Suzanne was a bridesmaid­ and I still can’t believe that they became my last wedding of the year, talk about bringing 2018 full circle. For their engagement session, we met at their home in Massachusetts with their dog, enjoying the summer air and strolling around their

Theresa and Kyle’s romantic greenhouse wedding at The Lyman estate left me speechless. But that’s bound to happen when a poet and writer tie the knot, right? Theresa, Kyle and I first bonded on a snowy morning last year when we only had an inkling of the adventures to come. We ran through the snow, and later after one of the last

These two are crazy in love and have the best time together. From the handmade details to the best gals around to the insane dancing, I couldn’t get enough. One of the hobbies Matt and Austyn developed together as a couple is refinishing furniture. They brought vintage pieces with them in their move from North Carolina to New Hampshire and

Kelly and James got engaged in June and knew they wanted to get married as soon as possible­ so Kelly being an organizational wizard, planned an elegant, intimate, fall wedding in less than three months y’all! Three months. I thought it was lucky when she called me, because September 29th was the last date I had available in the fall.

Adam planned a backyard wedding like no other. That's right, the groom planned 99.9 percent of their wedding and it brought me pure joy seeing the proud groom during the day of the wedding.

Paige was one of my very first portrait sessions when I was transitioning out of a corporate job and into becoming a photographer. Then fast forward a couple of years later, she reached out about photographing her wedding. Love how being a photographer builds relationships over years and life transitions.

I first met Janelle and Julian at the end of last summer for their Narragansett engagement session. They gave me a tour of the URI campus where they met, we ran around the beach until sunset, and capped off the night with some of the best fried seafood I've ever had. It's been such a busy year for all of us that

Bethany, David and I froze our butts off back in April for their beach Cape Code engagement session so I was pretty dang excited to be photographing their wedding at The Aldrich Mansion when it was warmer with an overcast day (i.e. perfect light) but not overly hot.