So nice to celebrate Spring with a wedding! And in my home town of Plymouth, NH no less.

3 years ago, I photographed Kim & Matt’s wedding in Maine.  This past weekend, I photographed Matt’s cousin’s wedding at the Atkinson Country Club in Atkinson, NH.  It was wonderful to reconnect with Kim & Matt and get to know more of their extended family.

The ceremony was held at the Saint Monica’s Parish in Methuen, MA. This was my first time to the Atkinson Country Club and I hope the first of many.  It was a joy to photograph at such a comfortable and beautiful location.  My only regret is not having enough daylight to take advantage of the scenery!

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One of the joys of photographing weddings is getting to know my clients through their friends and family.  It was a pleasure hearing about Anna & JP’s 10 year relationship.  Anna & JP met at Dartmouth College and decided to exchange their vows there also.  The ceremony was officiated by a friend of theirs at Rollins Chapel on the Dartmouth Campus. The reception was held at the “Top of the Hop” and catered by the Hanover Inn.  Everything was as perfect as can be.

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Katie and Mike through a classic and classy Boston wedding this past Friday in Copley Square.  The beautiful church ceremony at Our Lady of Victories in Copley.  This church is a hidden gem.  Tucked away down a small street and walking distance from the Fairmont. The Fairmont in Copley Square absolutely blew my socks off.  This is an amazing location for a wedding reception!

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Okay, we did not actually trash the dress.  The dress is fine.  But we did make some beautiful images for Lindsay and Voss.  We started at their home in Danbury, NH then headed to a farm in Bristol, NH and finished on Newfound Lake in Hebron, NH.  You just can’t do 3 locations on a wedding day which is why I love doing these kinds of bridal sessions.  There is just so much more time and less pressure to allow for creativity.

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