Samantha and Jesse are such giving people and I had the honor of photographing their intimate wedding. As medical professionals, they work tirelessly for others, and that same dedication is clear in the way they show up for each other. They are best friends at the core, and they are surrounded by the most supportive families.

Photographing Katie and Noah’s wedding felt like a homecoming to old friends. I’ve gotten to know (and have photographed)  Katie’s extended family over the years through her Aunt and my friend Tammy, so being part of their wedding day felt personal and full of heart.

Some love stories begin unexpectedly. For Abby and Josh, it started during the pandemic when a mutual friend introduced their parents, both second home owners in Richmond, MA. One afternoon, they all gathered for a barbecue. Abby and Josh met that day, connected instantly, and made plans to go kayaking the next morning. That simple beginning turned into something lasting

Some wedding days just feel special from the moment you arrive. This celebration for Rachele and John at Miraval Resort was one of those days. With just fifty of their closest family and friends, this couple created a day full of love, joy, and meaningful connection.

Photographer – Tricia McCormack Photography Venue – Evergreen Properties Earrings– Coyote Crafted Cake– Popp Off Provisions This wedding filled my creative cup in the best way. On May 24th, Aly and Dylan were married in a private, heartfelt celebration at a beautiful home in the Berkshires. With just five people present—Aly’s best friend officiating and their […]

It rained on and off throughout Gosia and Nic’s wedding day, with a heavy downpour arriving just after their ceremony. But they didn’t let it take anything away from the celebration—instead, they embraced it, creating a day that felt heartfelt, emotional, and uniquely theirs.

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