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It's often said that one of the best ways to grow as a wedding photographer is to write a recurring blog featuring some of your clients. It helps connect you with your readers and let's you show your voice to the world in ways the images don't themselves always convey.
For this reason, in the fall of 2014 I began a newly-designed photo blog specifically for my wedding photography that I hoped would ultimately lead me to telling some of the stories behind my favorite photos. Little did I know it would evolve into something much, much more than that.
This blog is a chance for me to document my thoughts about each and every wedding I shoot. Some of them are my George Street weddings where I will likely never see the couple again, and those blogs provide a historical record of the day in question. Others are from my own personal clients and allow me the chance to showcase what I consider the best work from those sessions in an easy-to-access webpage that my clients can see for themselves and show to their friends and families.
Either way, I thoroughly enjoy writing these blogs and hope you enjoy reading them. With that being said, have a look and let me know what you think. This blog will update regularly throughout wedding season. Enjoy!
MY LATEST WEDDING PHOTO BLOGS
Five Bridge Inn, Massachusetts
Date: August 30th, 2026
If you do it right, every wedding day should flow like a well-organized book where each chapter of the day feels like it's own story and has little bits and pieces you remember by the time you reach the final page.
I thought about this a lot back in August as I photographed Maeve and David's wedding as, perhaps more than any other wedding I had in 2026, their day felt like a non-stop series of amazing events.
Of course, ten hours of coverage will do that to you. And, yet, the day never felt long. In fact, it felt by. Why? Well, see for yourself by clicking here.
The Barn at Wight Farm, Sturbridge, Mass.
Date: August 29th, 2026
If you have the right people by your side, your wedding day should feel like more than just you and your partner's special day. It should feel like a celebration for all the people you care about.
That's why I knew Eilat and David's wedding was something special because, for each and every big moment they had on the day they said "I do," there were dozens of people just as excited as they were.
And I can't blame them. Eilat and David's wedding was heartwarming and a perfect example of how special weddings are. Want to see why? Click here.
Coonamessett Farm, East Falmouth, Mass.
Date: August 1st, 2026
One of the benefits of being a 40-something year old photographer is I'm starting to feel like I finally have a little bit of perspective on life. That's why I love working with couples like Ashley and Tyler, who were married back in August at Coonamessett Farm in a wedding that was as laid back and authentic as it gets.
I love couples who know exactly what they value and make it a point to have a wedding that reflects it and that's why, in many ways, Ashley and Tyler's big day felt more than a family get together than a wedding. In the best way. See for yourself why by clicking here.
North Beach Clubhouse, Narragansett, RI
Date: July 25th, 2026
My friends and family members will tell you there's usually nowhere I'd rather be than shooting a wedding but, in the summer, most folks would assume I'd rather be off partying than working. The thing they don't understand is, on a good day, they're one in the same.
That's certainly how things felt, anyway, on the day Krissie and Adam said I do at the North Beach Clubhouse back in July. To say Krissie and Adam's wedding was the perfect summer night is an understatement. It was a reminder of why I love Rhode Island so, so very much. See why by clicking here.
Five Bridge Inn, Rehoboth, Massachusetts
Date: July 19th, 2026
As a self-professed "storyteller," I love when I can shoot the FULL wedding day of a bride and groom. As much as I love how much easier and more relaxed a shorter wedding is, getting to work with couples from the start of bridal prep until the end of the night just feels like a more complete picture of the day they said "i do."
Or, at least it did for Katie and Cole back in July as I was lucky enough to spend 10 hours documenting their big trip the aisle. And what a 10 hours it was. See why I loved this summer wedding so much by clicking here.
St John the Evangelist Church & Pawtucket CC
Date: July 10th, 2026
There aren't a lot of days I'm hesitant to book a wedding but July 10th is one of them as, well, that's MY anniversary.
So, anytime I get an inquiry for that date, the vibes have to be absolutely perfect to make it work and I walk into the wedding with crazy high expectations.
Luckily, in the case of Katie and Jacob, not even the highest expectations would match how amazing this wedding was as they had one of my favorite weddings of not just this summer but any summer and you can check it out for yourself by clicking here.
Rachel's Lakeside, Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Date: June 27th, 2026
One of the toughest feelings you can have as a wedding photographer is shooting a reception and thinking "Man, we still have some much time left."
Most times, it means the day has been less than exciting but, in the case of Mackenzie and Kory's wedding back, I thought that to myself because their day was so beautiful and so jam packed with love that it didn't make sense there was still so much left to do.
I can think of no better compliment and if you want to see why I adored this couple and their special day so much, check it out for yourself by clicking here.
St. Raymond's Church & Crystal Lake Golf Club
Date: June 26th, 2026
It blows my mind at weddings where there is an anniversary dance and the last couple dancing says they've been married for 50 or more years. For that math to work out, they had to tie the knot super young and stay together through all of life's changes.
I find that to be an incredibly rare thing and it's why I appreciate when I shoot a young couple's wedding and think "Yeah, these two are in it for the long haul."
That's all I could think when working with Christian and Richard during their traditional and timeless wedding back in June. See why by clicking here.
Miraval Gardens, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Date: June 7th, 2026
One of the toughest challenges you face when you second shoot a wedding is trying to make a connection with a bride and groom in the few hours you have to work with them.
I always remind myself in this situation that connections are important but, honestly, sometimes all you really need to do is sit back and pay attention and that's why I adored Alex and Lori's wedding so much. While I didn't know this couple before capturing their special day, I felt I knew a ton about their love by the end of it. Why? See for yourself by clicking here.
Kirkbrae Country Club, Lincoln, Rhode Island
Date: June 6th, 2026
It might seem counterproductive but, as a wedding photographer, I find I am most creatively inspired by my couples who take their wedding days the least serious.
I don't mean the ones who might not care. No, I mean those who don't let the pomp and circumstance of getting married change who they are. Case in point: Rachel and Tyler. Throughout their June wedding, Rachel and Tyler made sure to laugh, a lot, and be their silly selves. In turn, it was one of my most fun weddings of the year with the best photos. Why? See for yourself by clicking here.
St. Mary's Catholic Church & Alpine Country Club
Date: May 30th, 2026
There are a lot of things a bride and groom can do to give themselves the best chance at having a great wedding day but, to me, one of the best is leaving extra time built in the schedule in case things go awry.
That's what I kept telling myself on the day Amy and Ken said "I do." Whether it was rain coming on and off again or wind making it hard to photograph anyone outside, Amy and Ken's day was a tricky one to navigate. But, because we had time, and patience, we knew everything would work out. And work out it did. See for yourself how by clicking here.
Miraval Gardens, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Date: May 16th, 2026
You know that expression 'Dance like nobody's watching?" I feel like all the best wedding photos have that same energy: Pose like nobody's watching.
It's something I strive for at every wedding I shoot but few couples did it better than Khristian and Ryan during their May wedding at Miraval Gardens.
Moments after the newlyweds finished their formal family and wedding party photos, they were leaning on each other and making awkward faces and I just loved that energy. Almost as much as I loved their wedding day, which you can see for yourself by clicking here.
Keeler Tavern Museum, Ridgefield, Connecticut
Date: May 9th, 2026
I'm always a little worried when I find out a couple whose wedding I am going to shoot has been together since high school or even earlier. There's always a risk a wedding won't live up to the expectations placed on it when a couple has built up their anticipation of it for a decade or longer.
In the case of Kathryn and Kane, though, that long time together just made their big day even that more special as the pair had one of the most wholesome, and adorable, weddings I've ever shot. Why? Check it out for yourself by clicking here.
The Barker House, Scituate, Massachusetts
Date: April 24th, 2026
There's something beautiful about second shooting. I don't know if it's because I know not much is expected of me if I'm not a lead photographer but I love second shooting for a couple because it feels so much freer creatively. More importantly, though, it allows me to document weddings I wouldn't otherwise be a part of and that's how I got to capture Ashley and James' special day at the Barker House back in April.
And I'm so glad I did because this was a day full of moments I know they will never forget and ones that made me smile so, so much. Why? Check it out here.
The Barker House, Scituate, Massachusetts
Date: April 10th, 2026
Every good wedding is defined by moments but, as a wedding photographer, I'm never looking for the ones other people see. To me, it's the ones that are of the blink-and-you'll-miss-them variety that hit hardest.
That's one of the reasons I loved Sarah and Mike's wedding so much. As beautiful as their big moments were, it was a series of small moments that really showed how much this bride and groom loved each other and those around them.
And in those moments? There was love. Want to see what I mean? Check it out by clicking here.
Barn at Gibbet Hill, Groton, Massachusetts
Date: March 28th, 2026
Not always but most of the time you can tell a lot about a bride and groom's relationship by the way the people who attend their wedding celebrate. If you're doing it right, the people around you will love that you're getting married and will party the night away and nowhere was that clearer than when Danae and Nonso said "I do" back in March.
From the very start of their ceremony until the jam-packed dance floor, Danae and Nonso's wedding was one of the most love-filled days I've ever seen for a couple. Why? See for yourself by clicking here.
The Barker House, Scituate, Massachusetts
Date: March 21st, 2026
I've long said this but one of the things I love the most about weddings is how quick things can go from fun to emotional and nowhere was that clearer than watching Abby go from having the silliest, most chill bridal prep to choking back tears during a first look just minutes later.
But that was the vibe of her and Chris' March wedding at the Barker House in Scituate, Massachusetts. It was one of love, laughter and plety of the best emotions. Why? See for yourself by clicking here.
Chinese Christian Church of Rhode Island
Date: February 21st, 2026
I'm always a bit hesitant to take winter weddings.
For one thing, as much as I love shooting weddings, I need an offseason to mentally and physically recharge. For another, winter weddings can be the most unpredictable when it comes to weather conditions.
That's why, if I'm going to take a winter wedding, I want it to be a relaxed and casual one and they simply don't get more relaxed and easy than Justin and Anna's we back in February. Why? See for yourself by clicking here.
The Kilburn Mill, New Bedford, Massachusetts
Date: December 6th, 2025
It's not often I can say a specific wedding is one I waited for more than any other but, in the case of Meaghan and Chris and their December nuptials at the Kilburn Mill, that's absolutely the case.
Why? Because I first started talking to this pair about their 2025 wedding six years earlier at a bridal expo. Then a pandemic happened. Then life happened and the pair had to keep pushing their date back.
But then a funny thing happened: Their wedding was still, somehow, worth the wait. See why for yourself by clicking here.
Holy Apostles Catholic Church, Cranston, RI
Date: November 16th, 2025
If there's one thing I wish I could change about the weddings I work as a second shooter, it's that I wish I could stay at a wedding a bit longer.
Sometimes, the couples I work with are so fun and their weddings are so easy to shoot that it doesn't feel like work and that was certainly the case for Juliana and Brandon, who were married back in November at Holy Apostles Church in Cranston.
Honestly, though, I was there for the perfect amount of time with this couple. Why? See for yourself by clicking here.
Wyndham Newport, Middletown, Rhode Island
Date: November 15th, 2025
By the time I get to the end of a wedding season, I am almost always running on fumes and, in many ways, I need my couples to inspire me to take great photos as much as they need me to do the same.
But I'm so fortunate because, in these moments, I almost always have couples like Amanda and Chris, who were married back in November in Middletown.
These two were so adorably cute together and so carefree about their photos that working with them was exactly what I needed: A nice, smooth, easy and beautiful day. How? See for yourself by clicking here.
Miraval Gardens, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Date: November 2nd, 2025
One of the biggest compliments I get from folks seeing my wedding photography for the first time is that it feels "real" and "unstaged." I wish I could take credit for that but, sometimes, it's just timing and luck.
Take Kate and Tim's wedding, for instance. After freezing our butts off in the late afternoon November chill, we started walking back to their reception venue and I spotted a nice batch of trees and asked them to go there and walk. The result? My banner image for all 2026 marketing. But that's just the kind of day we had: unplanned magic. See for yourself why by clicking here.
Saint Peter's Episcopal Church, Cambridge, MA.
Date: November 1st, 2025
I'm a big believer that it doesn't matter how big or small your wedding day is, it can still be an incredibly grand affair you remember for the rest of your lives.
But it's a lesson I need to be reminded of every now and again because sometimes I get a couple like Betsy and John and think "Oh wow. That's it? That's all you're looking for?" And, trust me, that's a compliment.
Betsy and John had, without a doubt, the most casual and carefree full wedding day I shot in 2025 and while it may have been small, it was packed full of special moments. See for yourself why by clicking here.
Eustis Estate Museum & Study Center, Milton, MA.
Date: October 31st, 2025
The fastest way to pique my curiosity as a wedding photographer is to tell me you want to do something strange or weird. Those two words can mean a lot of things to a lot of people but, in my experience, anytime a couple goes off the beaten path, good things happen.
And I knew two minutes into talking to Spencer and Christina about their October wedding that strange and weird was just the start of something special.
Spencer and Christina said 'I do" on Halloween and truly lived up to the spooky holiday in all the best ways. See for yourself how by clicking here.
Sapphire Estate, Sharon, Massachusetts
Date: October 30th, 2025
Sometimes the hardest thing for me to remember on a wedding day is that things don't have to go perfect to be perfect.
That's a lesson that proved especially true on Meaghan and Daniel's wedding day back in October as, for seemingly the three millionth time in 2025, a wedding I was really looking forward to turned into a rainy day and all my plans got washed away.
But it couldn't dampen Meaghan and Danny's spirits. No, this couple STILL had the time of their lives. Why? See for yourself by clicking here.
Hotel Viking, Newport, Rhode Island
Date: October 25th, 2025
I try not to judge a wedding by where it is taking place but, I've got to be honest, in my experience the overwhelming majority of weddings I shoot in Newport, Rhode Island tend to be on the stuffy side.
Now, there's nothing wrong with that. I don't mind a stuffy day but when I head over those bridges, I always hope my couple will be super chill and the day fun and, thankfully, Kayla and Scott delivered on both of those fronts for their October wedding at Hotel Viking.
How? Well, by being true to themselves. See what I mean for yourself by clicking here.
Bristol Harbor Inn, Bristol, Rhode Island
Date: October 18th, 2025
I feel like every wedding season, I book a two-week period of nonstop shooting in the middle of October that makes me question all of my life choices and just why, exactly, I have to punish myself. That's surely how I felt driving to Laura and Sawyer's wedding back in October as it was the sixth wedding I had in a span of seven days.
But then a funny thing happened. Their wedding was so much fun and they were so laidback that it felt more like a celebration than work. Both for me ... and for them. Why? Check it out here.
Wright's Farm, Harrisville, Rhode Island
Date: October 17th, 2025
The surest sign that I'm having an absolutely amazing time photographing a wedding is if I find myself on a dance floor, camera in hand, wondering out loud "What in the hell is going on here?"
To me, there is no bigger complement and that was the exact sentiment I let out during Tara and Jared's October wedding in Burrillville, Rhode Island when I turned my head and saw my groom shirtless on the dance floor rocking out. Tara and Jared's wedding was one of the wildest I shot in 2025 and you can see why I loved it so much by clicking here.
Groveland Fairways, Groveland, Massachusetts
Date: October 16th, 2025
I've always felt the hardest part about shooting an elopement is having next to no time to work with a bride and groom before you're in the midst of one of the most stressful days of their lives.
I think that's why I adored Bridget and Jacob so much. For a couple I only spent three total hours with, it felt like I knew them forever. Mostly because their love story and relationship was so clear and obvious, and so beautiful. Bridget and Jacob's October elopement was one of my favorite shoots in all of 2025. See for yourself why by clicking here.
Stanley Park, Westfield, Massachusetts
Date: October 14th, 2025
If I had to impart one piece of wisdom to every couple getting married, it would be simple: Just do what you want. It's a message that seems easy enough but, as someone who has shot weddings for 15 years, let me tell you it's sometimes lost in the craziness of wedding planning.
But not for Angela and Marcelo. These two, who eloped at Stanley Park in Westfield, Massachusetts, knew exactly what they wanted their wedding day to be and it was. It was small. It was quick. And it was beautiful. Check it out for yourself by clicking here.
Dighton Community Church & Terrydiddle Farm
Date: October 12th, 2025
I try very hard to connect with ALL of the couples whose weddings I shoot but, every now and again, I meet a bride and groom whose love just makes my heart melt and reminds me why I love doing what I do.
And I knew Jennifer and Jacob were one of those couples and their wedding would be one of those days before I even set my bag down at Jennifer's bridal prep.
Jennifer and Jacob's wedding was arguably the toughest I shot in 2025 ... and yet it was one of the most beautiful and definitely one of the most fun and you can see why for yourself by clicking here.
Notre Dame Church & Spencer Country Inn
Date: October 11th, 2025
One of the cool things about returning to a venue where you've shot a memorable wedding is seeing how a new couple approaches their day differently than your previous couple did so when Sara and Michael told me they were having their reception at the Spencer Country Inn in Spencer, Massachusetts, my thoughts immediately went back to the one and only wedding I've shot there ... for Sara's sister two years earlier.
In the end, there were a LOT of similarities but Sara and Michael still made their day perfectly their own. And perfect it was. See why I feel that way by clicking here.
Stepping Stone Ranch, West Greenwich, RI
Date: October 4th, 2025
There's something so incredibly intimate about getting married in a backyard and, yet, for a lot of couples, that option is off the table because they still want the big wedding event feel. I think that's why I loved Catherine and Steven's October wedding so much as they found a way to do both.
The pair said 'I do' on the sunniest and hottest wedding day I had in 2025 and then partied the day away in the perfect rustic farm venue and, together, the locations made their wedding one of my most memorable in 2025. See why by clicking here.
Private Residence, Saunderstown, Rhode Island
Date: September 27th, 2025
Wedding days can be stressful. All it takes is one unplanned moment to throw the vibes off and that's why I was a bit nervous working with Coleen and John during their September wedding when the bride was a bit panicked at the end of bridal prep.
Thankfully, the best cure for being stressed is wrapping yourself in the arms of your soulmate and that's why all it took was a sweet first look to get Coleen and John's wedding back on track to be one of the most beautiful I shot in 2025. Why? See it for yourself by clicking here.
Wychmere Beach Club, Harwich Port, Mass.
Date: September 25th, 2025
I've often been asked by the people in my life why I choose to spend the rare days I have off second shooting weddings for couples I don't know. Well, it's simple. I love shooting weddings and I love getting to work for other awesome photographer friends of mine who I adore.
Plus, it lets me meet couples like Jamie and Ed and allows me to photograph awesome wedding reception dance floors I wouldn't have seen otherwise.
And, trust me, Jamie and Ed's dance floor was a whole vibe. Why? Check it out here.
Private Residence, Warwick, Rhode Island
Date: September 21st, 2025
I love traveling for weddings but, if I'm being honest, I'd really love to shoot some of these events closer to my house and that was one of the reasons Kristen and Brett's wedding was so fun for me.
Not only were they just down the road from me but their wedding was an easy peasy backyard ceremony and reception. What I didn't know is it would also be one of the most adorable, sweetest weddings I say in 2025 and that Kristen and Brett would prove to be one of the best couples I worked with. Why? Check it out for yourself by clicking here.
Crystal Lake Golf Club, Mapleville, Rhode Island
Date: September 20th, 2025
Have you ever heard someone say it doesn't "feel" like a particular time of year until they've experienced something they closely associate with that time of year?
That's how I feel about fall wedding season. To me, it doesn't "feel" like it's fall until I'm shooting a wedding at Crystal Lake Golf Club in September or October and when it comes to fall weddings, they just don't get much better than Sandra and Joseph's.
Sandra and Joseph tied the knot at Crystal Lake back in September and it was a picture perfect day from start to finish. See why by clicking here.
The Barker House, Scituate, Massachusetts
Date: September 19th, 2025
If there's one thing that really makes me smile on a wedding day, it's when I hear or see something that I know the couple I'm working with will laugh about for the rest of their lives.
That's why when I was photographing Scott and James' September wedding ceremony and heard James drop a subtle, but 'If You Know You Know' joke during his vows and saw Scott crack up, I knew it was something they'd cherish forever. And on a day full of precious moments, which you can see for yourself by clicking here, that's all you can ask for.
The Codman Estate, Lincoln, Massachusetts
Date: September 14th, 2025
I'm a sucker for big moments on a wedding day and I think that's why I love Jewish weddings so much. Moreso than most other cultures, Jewish weddings have a lot of pomp and circumstance in terms of events and traditions and nowhere was that clearer than Rebecca and Jeffrey's September wedding.
But, the funny thing is, as much as I loved things like their first look, ketubah signing and especially their outstanding Hora, at the end of the day, what mattered most from this couple were their little, unplanned moments. See for yourself by clicking here.
Buffumville Lake Park, Charlton, Mass.
Date: September 13th, 2025
I pride myself for my ability to know, in the moment, when I'm seeing something special and while it may only happen two or three times a year, every now and again, I get to work with a couple who is so adorable and so beautiful together that it takes my breath away.
Neil and Abigail, who said "I do" at Buffumville Lake Park in Charlton, Massachusetts, were one of these couples. Why? Because they had a wedding so unlike anything else I shot in 2025 that, even as it was happening, I knew it would be one I wouldn't soon forget. Check it out for yourself by clicking here.
Quonset 'O' Club, North Kingstown, Rhode Island
Date: September 12th, 2025
One of my biggest fears when I second shoot a wedding for a friend of mine is that my short time with a bride and groom means I'm not going to be present for the big, marquee moments that make their day special.
It's usually an unfounded fear because what happens, much more often, is that these are some of the most emotional wedding days I attend. The ones with moments you'll remember for a lifetime sprinkled throughout the day. Such was the case for Heather and Joe, who said I do back in September in a day that was both beautiful and touching. Why? Click here.
Bittersweet Farm, Westport, Massachusetts
Date: September 6th, 2025
I shoot a lot of weddings. Because of this, sometimes when I'm in the thick of busy season, no matter how great a couple's day is, it can feel like a lot of other ones I've recently photographed.
That was certainly not the case for Brittney and John when they said "I do" back in September. No, this couple and this wedding stood out in all the best ways.
I mean, the groom wore a white tux. The bride was a bundle of joy and laughter. Oh .. and there were dancing dinosaurs. Trust me. If you love fun days, you'll love this wedding. See for yourself by clicking here.
Quonset 'O' Club, North Kingstown, Rhode Island
Date: September 5th, 2025
If I were getting married today, my wedding would look a lot different than it did in 2010. Now, that's not to say I don't love the wedding I had but I didn't know back then just how easy it is to make it your own.
That's why I love working with couples like Samantha and Bret, who were married back in September at the Quonset 'O' Club.
No matter what these two young sweethearts did on their wedding day, you knew it was THEIR idea and they put their own spin on it. What do I mean? See for yourself by clicking here.
Olde Scotland Links, Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Date: August 31st, 2025
There are few things that make me smile more than seeing a bride or groom come out of their shell and be themselves as the night wears on. But I don't think I've ever seen a transformationas fun as Chris' on the day he said 'I do' to Kristin back in August.
At the beginning of Chris' groom prep, he was quiet, nervous and clearly in his feelings. By the end? He was on the dance floor in a t-shirt having the time of his life. And I don't blame him because his wedding? Well, it was one of the wildest ones I had in 2025. Why? Check it out by clicking here.