Kathy and Harold began talking with me about their engagement session last winter. We talked about waiting until spring, when it was going to be warm outside! Because the end of April HAS to be warm right?! Of course the second you think you can count on New England's weather, you're wrong.

"Let's do engagement photos in April, it will definitely be warm by then!" - An overly optimistic, and very wrong, Mads. Although it was NOT warm (I was still wearing my winter parka during this session) I still had a blast exploring The Knob in Wood's Hole with Bethany and David on Saturday. This is where David

My name is Mads and I LOVE trains. Especially Amtrak. I could take the Acela from Boston to New York and back, not even get off, and still have the best day ever. Maybe it's because growing up in Virginia I didn't know anyone who actually used trains as a form of transportation, or maybe it's because I didn't

After the first dance, but before the cutting of the cake, there was a spontaneous toast. And spontaneous toasts are only caused by one of two things in my experience-- an overflow of alcohol or an outpouring of love. This toast, luckily, was brought on by a father's incredible love for his son. The 

If you have not traveled to Iceland yet, do it. Like now, get a ticket and go. Having already been there once, I had been joking with friends about going back for, oh, about a whole year. With a couple of my freelance friends, we bought tickets about a month before we were to go and only days before taking off did we book our hotel.

When the opportunity arises for a spontaneous, last-minute trip to Iceland with two of your girlfriends, you pack your BHLDN skirt and GO. Because When else might the opportunity arise to go off roading on the famous black sand and feel the wind in your hair?! Or to walk along the ancient glacier lagoon, 

Coastal flooding, power outages, and 70 mile-per-our wind gusts-- the recipe for a fairytale wedding day, right? Well, the day before Rachel and Sean's wintry wedding at Valley View Farm in Haydenville, Massachusetts the skies opened up and a Nor'easter rained down here in New England. We were

I met Katie and Nic about two years ago when we joined the same community group through Reality Boston. Nic's law school had brought them to the east coast, and as newlyweds, I admired their move to a brand new city so much and knew how scary it could be. 

The high temperature in Portland, Maine on Saturday was 23 degrees and the low was a measly 2, but that didn't deter Callyn and Jesse one bit. This season I've found myself saying time and time again how thankful I am for being blessed with adventurous couples,