Sarah & Ryan, married

When Ryan contacted me a couple years ago, he mentioned that he had originally seen my documentary work about Catholic hospitals in NH in Dappled Things. Certainly a pleasant surprise! Fast forward to last month, when I photographed he and Sarah marry in a Catholic ceremony at Saint Stanislaus Basilica—but not before beginning the festivities at the Hotel Northampton’s pub for the rehearsal dinner. We returned there after the ceremony for the reception, as well.

Sarah and Ryan are wonderful, loving couple with welcoming friends and family. I was so glad to have ended 2018 with their joyful wedding.

Madeline & Gerin, married

Madeline and Gerin were married on a beautiful summer day at The Abbey Church of Saint Anselm College. Their reception at the Stonebridge Country Club was slightly delayed by a wicked yet brief rainstorm: once it ended, however, the festivities commenced. 

The day was filled was families and friends celebrating this wonderful, genuine couple.

Kaz & Jon, married

Kaz and Jon were married earlier this summer on Cape Cod. The day was relaxed and fun, allowing me plenty of opportunities to explore the nuances and subtler moments. They were married at Our Lady of Hope Chapel, an intimate, seasonal Catholic church. The reception was located the beautiful Cape Cod Museum of Art. Following dinner outdoors, everyone danced and lingered in the museum among some compelling artworks.

Kathryn & Sam, married

I met Kathryn a few years ago, when I photographed her sister Kristen’s wedding. I was honored when she asked me to photograph hers, too. (All of us happen to be Saint Anselm alumni, which was our initial connection.) So for me, this wedding was a bit of a family reunion!

Kathryn got ready at The Vanderbilt in Newport, RI. The Catholic wedding ceremony was held at Salve Regina University’s Our Lady of Mercy Chapel, where it was officiated by Rev. Jonathan DeFelice, OSB, the former president of Saint Anselm. Family and friends enjoyed the rest of the day at The Kinney Bungalow in Narragansett.

The day was truly a wonderful, relaxed, and joyous one for Kathryn and Sam. I was truly grateful to be a part of it.