To wrap up a week spent photographing students in schools, it felt only fitting to end it with two teachers celebrating their marriage.

Taylin and Ben were officially married over the summer in an intimate ceremony. Today wasn’t the wedding — it was everything but the wedding: the family, the friends, the formals, and the full celebration. A perfect day of joy and connection.

I first met this incredible couple through my work photographing Tri-County, and it was an honor to be there to document this chapter of their story. Congratulations, Taylin and Ben.

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I love all the weddings I get to document—each one is special. But every now and then, one carries a little extra meaning. Yesterday, I had the honor of photographing Ariana and Cam. I’ve known Ariana’s family for most of my life, which made being part of their day even more meaningful.

Surrounded by loved ones, their dog Tucker joined the celebration, Ariana’s “Bubba” performed a heartfelt ceremony, and the heat—while intense—was better than rain. It all took place at one of my favorite venues, Blissful Meadows in Uxbridge.

Congratulations to this wonderful couple and their families. It truly was an honor.

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Today, I had the honor of capturing a beautiful wedding at the Thayer House, my favorite venue in Medway. As the rain cleared and the skies opened up, Meg and Marc’s special day came to life. Congratulations to the happy couple and their families—thank you for allowing me to be part of such a memorable celebration.

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Allison and Rich got married today. I was on hand for their intimate Millis Town Hall ceremony. Congratulations to this fantastic couple. It was a great way to spend Valentine’s Day.

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I made it to Vestahorn this morning, the reason I am on this quick trip to Iceland. I got there at dawn, it was covered in clouds – you couldn’t see an inch. I explored the area, and as the hours passed, it appeared. I spend most of the day there, early light, dark light, sunset, and even northern lights. I will be sharing all those later.

This photo came right after the sunset. This couple is from South Korea and got married at the mountain today. I was heading to the beach for one last look, and our paths crossed. They were with their wedding photographer, I asked if I could take a photo too. Wrong lens, no lighting, sun was gone, snow was falling, this is far from the best technical photo I have, BUT… it was so sweet to get to take a picture of a bride and groom while in Iceland. I am sure their pro has plenty of great photos for them. I was honored to be able to get one, too.

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