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I photographed Laura and TJ’s engagement session in Boston’s Back Bay a few weeks ago. You’ll see their wedding photos here next year, when they have their wedding at Fuller Gardens in North Hampton, New Hampshire.
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October was the month of all months not only for weddings, but also for engagement photo sessions. Last month I photographed Caitlin and Dean at the Boston Public Garden and around Beacon Hill. You’ll see their wedding next year here on the blog, when they will be married at the State Room in Boston.
Hello all! I just thought I would give an update on where I’m at with wedding photography bookings for next year. I’m about 50 percent booked for 2011, with many of the prime dates from May through October already taken. But don’t be dissuaded! I still have 50 percent of next year’s dates available.
If 2011 is anything like 2010, all dates will be filled by March.
Next year I’m slated to photograph weddings at venues around Boston, Newport, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Connecticut. Some are big and beautiful, others are tiny and quaint, a few are rustic, there’s also modern & artsy… you name it. Locations include Fuller Gardens, the Holden Inn, Marianapolis Preparatory School, Artists For Humanity Epicenter, the Boston College Club, the W Hotel in Boston, Jones River Trading, Belding House Bed & Breakfast, and the DeCordova Museum. I’ll also be going back to the Overbrook House, the Lenox Hotel, the MIT Chapel, the Boston Public Library, the Pierce House, the State Room, and Belle Mer in Newport.
And finally, what is a photographer’s blog post without photos? These are some of my favorite ROCKS! The first one below, is a very cool natural diamond from Whitney & Phil’s destination wedding in La Jolla, California (coming to a blog near you very soon).
Bridal portrait of Juliane. Photographed at The Villa.
Sarah and Jacob were recently married at Misselwood in Beverly, Massachusetts. Their portrait session was one of my favorites this season. First, we had tons of time to walk around Lynch Park and get creative. Second, these two had such a great attitude and lots of enthusiasm. We kept looking at the previews on the back of the camera and going “OH MY GOD!” It was so much fun!
Some cool details about their wedding: Sarah wore her grandmother’s wedding gown from the 1930′s and her mother’s veil from the 1960′s. Their save the date cards were vintage postcards from around the world. Reception tables were named after some of their favorite cities from their backpacking/camping trip through ten European countries. Wedding rings were designed in the couple’s hometown of Northampton, Massachusetts by Rebekah Brooks. In lieu of favors they made donations to our favorite local public television station, WGBH.