We were on top of a mountain with a view that would take your breath away.  All of us in attendance felt lucky to witness Anna and Eric exchange rings and become forever partners on an extraordinary late summer evening.  The expansive property and beautiful home belongs to Anna’s grandparents and because of her close bond with them, our bride and groom could think of no better place to bring together all the people they loved the most.

The morning of their wedding rain poured. However, as if on cue, it stopped just as we were setting up for the first look. For Maddy, family traditions are incredibly important. One such tradition is getting married at the charming Church on the Hill, a place that holds significant meaning for her family. Maddy and Nick embraced this tradition.

Joud and Anson honored family tradition by riding to the church in a horse-drawn carriage, a nod to the generations before them who had done the same.

Casey and Kristen’s wedding at The Williams Inn in Williamstown was a beautiful celebration that we were proud to be a part of. Casey and Kristen, who met at UConn, found their paths crossing again years later at work. This time being in the same place at the same time became a love match.

Meeting Rachael and her team filled me up. The space, their goals, and her story made me feel so lucky to contribute. Their mission here in the Berkshires? Helping people feel good in their bodies. See more of this incredible branding session.

Jennie and Jeremy had a wedding that was glowing with happiness.The speeches however, were a highlight of the evening. The bride’s brothers stole the show with their mock diary, chronicling her life from birth to I do. Their humorous and affectionate retelling of childhood memories was so cute. They provided moments of both laughter and sentiment.

For Kelsey and Jack, Tanglewood holds a unique place in their hearts. Since 2014, they haven’t missed a single visit to this haven of classical music, even in 2020 when there were no concerts. They got engaged on the sundial and Kelsey even worked there as a tour guide. Tanglewood is more than just a venue for them and they couldn’t imagine getting married anywhere else.

We have the EASIEST solution to get all your phone photos off the screen and into an album. Clients underestimate the time it takes to pick 100 photos from a wedding day gallery of 1,000 photos. You know what’s even harder? Combing through your camera roll. Our Album Project will hod you accountable.

These little sessions are individual, close-up, black and white portraits designed to accommodate kids ages 1 – 12.