Weddings

There is a harsh reality when it comes to wedding planning for New England brides: we can’t control the weather. Even despite the rise of Etsy witches.

On a beautiful sunny day in May, Taylor and Eric gathered their family and friends there to celebrate a wedding day filled with heartfelt moments, classic details, and unforgettable scenery.

If you are planning a Glen Manor House wedding, I truly cannot recommend this venue enough. I have photographed weddings here nearly 25 times, and every single event feels unique.

A Garden at Elm Bank wedding in Wellesley, MA feels like stepping into a living painting, and Baxter and Maya’s day brought that vision to life in every possible way.

If you’re planning an Old Saybrook CT wedding, Saybrook Point Resort & Marina offers a setting that feels like a true getaway.

If you’re wondering how to plan a summer wedding in Newport RI, it starts with leaning into everything that makes this coastal city iconic—historic churches, Gilded Age mansions, and waterfront celebrations that showcase the harbor.

This Boston harbor yacht wedding for Sarah and Brendan brought together timeless tradition and a intimate, nautical feel right in the heart of the city.

This day is exactly why I love Little Compton wedding photography. Lizzie and Jack’s story feels inseparable from Little Compton. They grew up summering here, with families that have been close for years. What started as a childhood connection eventually turned into something more, and once it did, they were “all in.”

Ella and Jake’s Spring Glen Manor wedding in Portsmouth, Rhode Island felt effortlessly beautiful from start to finish. The waterfront setting, vibrant florals, and thoughtful details made it unforgettable.

Macy and Conor traveled from Texas to Newport for their Texas-size Castle Hill wedding, bringing big joy, Jewish heritage and a guest list ready to celebrate.