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Tag Archives: north shore wedding photography

Amy + David’s Wedding at Willowdale Estate, Topsfield, MA

Amy and David were recently married at Willowdale Estate in Topsfield, Mass. Here are a few of my favorite photos from their wedding day.
And… I’m updating this post with some info on the Etsy items that were used in this wedding:
Shawl: Trendy Knitting
Groom’s tie: Buttered Toast
Cake toppers: Goose Grease
Name banner: Earmark

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Angela + Colin's North Shore Wedding

I recently photographed Angela and Colin’s wedding in Newburyport, Mass. Their ceremony was held at the First Religious Society Unitarian Church and the reception was at The Phoenix Room.
Angela and I are both really into ghosts and anything spooky. I think we discovered this when I posted a facebook update about watching Ghost Hunters. When...

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Julie + Fran's North Shore Wedding

I photographed so many North Shore weddings this season; probably more than I photographed in Boston. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Boston’s North Shore, it’s a very pretty area with quaint little New England towns like Salem, Peabody and Beverly.
Julie and Fran are really funny and truly nice people. Fran’s daily facebook...

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Sarah + Oren at Moraine Farm, Beverly, MA: North Shore Wedding Photography

A few weeks ago I photographed Sarah and Oren’s wedding at Moraine Farm on Boston’s North Shore in Beverly. The grounds were landscaped by Frederick Law Olmstead –  the same guy who designed Central Park, the Niagara Falls Reserve, and the grounds of the U.S. Capital to name a few. So needless to say the...

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