Erica and Nic planned their wedding in just 5 months and it was wonderful to see that they had designed a day that was exactly what they wanted it to be. The celebration was held in two locations, including an intimate dinner with music, a happy hour before the ceremony and so many adorable couple portraits (even some in the rain).

Melanie and Michael’s summer wedding at The Williams Inn featured elegant taupe, champagne, and greenery decor with fun personal touches. Surrounded by loved ones and celebrating their long journey, their special day was filled with joy and laughter. Captured by Tricia McCormack Photography.

Hello! I’m Janet! I’m a wife, a mom of 2 creative girls, and my favorite place to be is home hanging with my family. Since starting my role as office manager at TMP, I’ve found myself encouraging all the moms around me to get professional family photos.

We find such joy in the details and this day didn’t disappoint. Emilie’s hair clip was made from her mom’s veil and her grandmother’s dress. During their ceremony they each presented their moms with flowers before reading aloud written vows to each other. Their wedding party consisted of their siblings and the cutest flower girl (their niece). The sliding doors of the Linde Center were fully open giving everyone an incredible view of the mountains and sunset during toasts. A packed photo booth and an incredible fiber optic dance party was a great end to an unforgettable day.

My favorite part? Without having me even mention it, this group of friends knew these would be the pictures they would look back on years from now and remember what it felt like to be the best of friends at a college they loved. 

Their ceremony of 65 people was perfectly nestled in the Italian Garden – (one of our favorite spots to photograph couples). Luscious greenery covering the stone walls could not be a more perfect ceremony location for Claire – a total plant lover. Claire’s bouquet was an incredible compilation of florals, greenery and amazing textures that she dreamed up. Craig added his own touch to their walk back down the aisle. The theme song Indian Jones echoed through the garden as they were introduced for the first time as Mr. and Mrs. (this made so many guests smile). 

The scent of lilacs filled the church as David waited to see his bride. He stood next to the priest, who also happened to be his brother and his face said it all when Mary made her appearance at the back of the church. Mary’s floral dress and vibrant bouquet were absolutely stunning as her godson walked her down the aisle.

I knew right away that they had a special connection and so much love for their family (and of course Miso, their dog). The love surrounding both Josh and Sivan was evident from the moment I walked in on the day of their wedding. I was so happy to see them again on such a perfect, sunny Berkshire day and finally get to meet their families.