The rehearsal dinner is the “party before the party” of wedding weekend events and we love to photograph it! Why? We get to meet you and your family in a more relaxed setting before the wedding day.

I confessed in a recent email that I have in fact not booked a vacation rental because there were bad photos on the listing. Don’t miss out out potential clients renting your home because you didn’t invest in quality images of your spaces. TMP has software that takes HDR images and editing capabilities beyond filters.

My advice to you – book family photos at all different times of the year. Winter availability for photographers is often more flexible, it’s easier to dress your family, and you might even get lucky and have snow falling on you.

The Mount – it wouldn’t be a TMP wedding without stopping for some “after ceremony” photos on the the gravel path of pleached linden trees.See why Edith Wharton’s estate is such and unforgettable venue to have your wedding.

You asked for it and we listened – prints are back!

Introducing our newest booth, the ease of the iPad system with the quality of a high resolution camera and professional lighting to capture everyone looking their best!

Birthdays, galas, Bat/Bar Mitzvah, baby showers, engagement parties, no matter the event this booth is sure to be a hit!

When asked to be part of a styled shoot for the newest venue in the Berkshires I immediately said, “YES!” Located in Tyringham surrounded by breathtaking views, Winbrooke is certain to be one of our area’s most sought after venues. Grateful to collaborate with amazing wedding industry vendors on this shoot planned by Danecca & Co and Taylored and Thyme.

Sarah and Nathan’s was beautiful and provided all the best vibes of the holiday season. There are not many years we get to photograph weddings so close to Christmas, and their wedding got everyone in a festive mood with all the holiday touches.

Molly and Josh’s late fall wedding at Gedney Farm was such a beautiful day. Jewel tones, huge smiles, pie, and lots and lots of laughing. Another sweet touch was the centerpieces sculpted by Josh’s grandfather. They were so unique and beautiful I couldn’t stop photographing them.