Karen and Tim had a great day for an outdoor ceremony at La Tourelle resort and Spa. Although the wedding was small, everyone had a great evening filled with dancing, eating, and socializing with friends.
Melissa and Mike were married on a beautiful sunny day at Long Point Winery. They worked hard on making the day very personal by asking friends and family to help out with the details. Centerpieces were creatively done by the groom while family members made some of the desserts. They had their dog be a part of the day as well and friends and family took turns dog sitting. At the end of the night, chinese lanterns were set sail over the lake.
Meet Luke....he just turned one and is bounding around these days. Although the day was cloudy, he still had great smiles and was very interested in all the plants and shrubs at the Plantations!
Kerstin and Brian had a beautiful day. Pedicab ride took them to the falls in downtown Milford for some champagne and formal shots. Lots of dancing, laughing, and great friends helped make this day memorable!
Just about 8 Years ago, I photographed Jake in the Boston Public Gardens and this past month, I had the chance to photograph Jake again. There were a couple of differences since we first met.... this time we shot his photo without film and now he can throw a football!
Despite the record humidity and the sudden downpour after their ceremony, Lisa and Justin didn't seem to mind the weather. Their day was beautiful and the two could not stop smiling during their wedding day. Flowers by Plenty of Posies, and catering was by Ithaca Bakery. The ceremony was at the A.D. White house and reception was held in the Willard Straight Hall on Cornell's campus.
Welcome to my Blog! I have been resisting this for a while since I find it hard to believe that people have time to read a bunch of different blogs. At least I don't ever have time to sit down and catch up on what my friends are blogging about. But then I realized that the old adage, "a picture is worth a thousand words", would work very well for this when people are crunched for time and perfect for my profession!
So here it goes...I will try my best to post images and use words as sparsely as possible. Enjoy!