This rainy wedding at Brookmeadow Country Club turned into the most relaxed, meaningful celebration – complete with an indoor ceremony, a quick break for portraits, and a surprise post-toast sunset that made the whole day unforgettable.

They started the day holding hands around a corner, sharing a quiet first touch before heading separately to their Hartford City Hall Wedding. What followed was bold florals, a room full of pink and orange-clad guests who absolutely understood the assignment, and portraits inside City Hall that felt like a dream. The celebration continued with a lively Pond House Wedding reception filled with incredible music, layered tablescapes, and moments that were equal parts elegant and electric.

The forecast kept shifting all day, but Alicia and Brian never did. Their Lord Thompson Manor Wedding in Connecticut was filled with private vows under a tree, portraits with their dog Winnie, and an outdoor ceremony that ended with the most perfectly timed romantic rain. From quiet, intentional moments to a packed dance floor and a first dance sung by the bride’s mom, this rainy wedding day proved that the best celebrations aren’t about perfect weather — they’re about fully embracing the moment.

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Rory and Brad had their summer wedding in Newport, Rhode Island on the most beautiful of days. They celebrated their wedding at the stunning Regatta Place, surrounded by the sounds and sights of the ocean. Their family and friends joined them for an unforgettable celebration. Getting Ready at Regatta Place Rory and her bridesmaids cranked […]

As a Boston wedding photographer, I believe a well-curated wedding gallery should include a mix of color and black and white wedding photos. While color images capture the vibrancy of your day, black and white wedding photography brings a level of depth & emotion that allows you to be able to remember exactly how you […]

Don’t forget about (photographing) the details! The day is finally here! You’ve spent months (and a lot of sweat and tears) planning your wedding day. You’ve chosen the perfect location, found the dress of your dreams, the most incredible shoes, you mailed all the invitations and you have your something borrowed. In other words – […]

Miriam and Noah’s Cambridge Wedding at the Commonwealth Cambridge was such a joy to shoot. Miriam and Noah met while doing a summer internship in DC and started dating while they were still in DC. They’ve been inseparable ever since! Wedding at Commonwealth Cambridge They ended up with the most GORGEOUS summer wedding day. The […]

Casey and Tim’s intimate backyard wedding was such a beautiful day! The couple met through a mutual love of volleyball and coaching. After getting engaged in September 2019, they decided to get married under the Japanese Maple in their backyard. I love when couples pick a spot that means so much to them! These two […]

Andrew and Kylie’s intimate wedding took place on a gorgeous September Saturday with a soft breeze and gorgeous sunlight. Located in the Charlestown Navy Yard, The Anchor is a beer garden that offers gorgeous city and coastal views. It’s also just a quick drive from downtown Boston, which makes it convenient for any out-of-town guests! […]

Jane and Andrew were living in California, but they planned an intimate backyard wedding in Jane’s hometown of Sturbridge, Massachusetts. They chose to hold their ceremony at the town common in a gazebo – which worked perfectly! They added some fresh flowers for a little bit of color, and a rug at the alter. Following […]

Destination Wedding at Peak n’ Peek Resort Shelby and Ryan’s destination wedding at Peak n’ Peek Resort was such a pleasure to shoot. I LOVE to travel. My passport is always current and I am pre-check approved so name the place and I AM THERE. Shelby and Ryan’s wedding was my first time getting on […]