What a long time to wait but…. of all the dates to pick in 2022 I think they chose the perfect one. This past Saturday’s weather was the day you dream of in September and gave us the golden lighting that Lisa and I live for taking pictures of.
As a mom, I know photos of when they are little grow exponentially in value. I’m so grateful Jess and Jake are a part of my life and work. I feel like I hit the jackpot in connecting with them back in 2014 when I photographed their wedding at The Mount.
Their wedding had the vibe of end of summer nostalgia best celebrated with your favorite people. To make their friends and family feel welcome, Lauren and Jason included a casual brunch the morning of their wedding with a garden party feel. To follow was a formal ceremony among wild flowers and a mountain backdrop and then an intimate dinner.
Lisa and I met Sam and Andrea in 2018 at her sister’s wedding. We were chatting with them in the photo booth and loved them instantly! We dropped the not so subtle hint that when they were to get engaged they should give us a call – we wanted to be the one to capture it. Three months later, I got that call! Sam had proposed to Andrea!
Chances are you found yourself here looking for inspiration and guidance for your upcoming senior portrait session. Well you are in the right place! We’ve put together everything you need to know about having your senior portrait session.
Liam and Elizabeth met at a going away party for a mutual friend in 2019. Little did they know, they would spend the next two years quarantining together in New York City. In that time they adopted a Bernedoodle named Louie, enjoyed many of Elizabeth’s home cooked meals, and spent almost everyday together.
For me, one of my favorite things to uncover is why my couples choose to have their wedding in the Berkshires. In Kimber and Will’s case it seems kismet that even though they met in Boston they both have childhood ties to this area. Kimber feels sentimental about Stockbridge where she spent summers as a kid and during those same years, Will was traveling to Tanglewood while his sister practiced with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Greer and Jared’s wedding at Cottage Farm of the Berkshires was the very first wedding to happen at this brand new Berkshire venue. This space was once a working horse farm and was recently renovated to be an all inclusive wedding weekend spot.
Marianna and Rebecca opted out of a first look and instead got ready together. Enjoying time together at Tourists Hotel before helping each other get into their gowns was really something special! The genuine kindness and support they showed each other the whole morning leading up to the ceremony was also special. They continually checked in on each other to make sure the other was okay. I love that about them
Sheila and Carlton’s wedding could not have been any cuter. These two sweethearts decided to tie the knot at age 80… what a love story! Their families, friends from church, and even Carlton’s Bridge buddies gathered for a small ceremony to witness the marriage.
If you have a location in mind for our portrait session, I’d love to hear it! We also enjoy photographing families at their own homes.
2023 has been a great year for TMP with so many new projects.So much work goes on behind the scenes to keep this small business thriving. Learn more about the team behind it all!
Listing your rental property? We can help you get the most views on short term rental sites with the right photos. Take a peek inside the Freeman house..
The power of a crowd. 143 investors from Main St. to Wall St. now own The Kemble Inn.The mission? To preserve historical properties and create modern, luxurious spaces for sharing. See the amazing renovations that just wrapped up at The Kemble Inn. This share estates property is the largest real estate syndicator in Berkshire County.
Megan and Andrew’s love of the outdoors was beautifully matched with the greenery that decorated the indoor ceremony space and the summer BBQ vibe of the cocktail hour and reception. It was such a special moment watching them enjoy their first look.
There was a point during family portraits, when Ashley’s mom said, “This looks exactly like the inspiration photo she sent me years ago.” Marrying Dylan, her bridesmaids in red, the cow pasture in the distance, rolling mountains, and a bouquet of sunflowers and roses.
