Katie & Dave, Maudslay State Park Wedding

Michelle & Craig, Pine Hills Golf Club Wedding

Rene & Keith, Publick House Wedding

We have had a very busy, but very rewarding and exciting, last few weeks. Thanks to the Roberges, the Murrays, and the Petersons for letting us witness the most important day of your lives. We will have more posted soon (if we can catch our breath!)

Liz and John were fabulously relaxed and gracious on their wedding day. You can see how excited they are to get married, but also how perfectly comfortable they are with the idea. We spend a lot of time with each couple on their wedding day, and it was so easy to spend the day with Liz, John, their families and friends. Oh, and we got kick ass carousel shots, so all in all, I’d say it was a perfect day.

On the carousel at Roger Williams Park

Christine and Tim brought Marlee, their adorable puppy. She wasn’t psyched about the weird people watching her parents with cameras all over the place, but it made for funny photos.

Just a little teaser from our wedding photography coverage of Erin and Dustin’s wine country reception.

Pine Hills Golf Club is a beautiful, well kept country club famous for its challenging course. But when we went and scoped it out for Michelle and Craig’s upcoming wedding we weren’t thinking golf; we were thinking of ways that we could capture the beauty of the place while also inserting our customary uniqueness. Whenever we haven’t shot at a place before, we go and scout it out in advance. These are out pictures from a couple weeks ago!

This barn is actually a flower shop in the town center leading up to the golf club

This is a hidden gem on the golf course!

The rocks are a cool geometric design I think we can use.

The turkeys thought this place was awesome! They were just chillin' on the side of the road.

Though Pine Hills is definitely full of pines, the beach is only 15 minutes down the road.