When Sarah and Chris decided to tie the knot, they chose the picturesque Smith Barn in Peabody, Massachusetts, as the backdrop for their special day. As a wedding photographer, I had the incredible honor of documenting their love story in this charming, rustic setting.

Jackson, NH, is simply an amazing little town in the heart of the White Mountains. It is magical, rustic anytime of the year. When Shannon and Justin asked me to photograph their wedding day at The Wentworth, I jumped at the chance! The Wentworth is in the center of town with access to the falls, the colonial covered bridge and so much more! And with the latest renovations, The Wentworth is an amazing place to have a wedding!

Spring weddings in New England are interesting and unpredictable. The weather can change instantly and without warning. When Emily and Jin asked me to photograph their wedding at the historic House of Seven Gables in Salem, Massachusetts, I jumped at the chance! The historic sight is well maintained, gorgeous and is the original old New England Charm. The weather was foggy and rainy, but for the few hours of wedding time, the weather turned perfect!

Fall in New England is a very lovely time of year, but when it rains, things can seem a little damp… no pun intended. But When you embrace the bad weather, it becomes something more! It becomes art! This is what happened when I had the chance to photograph Jessica and Eric’s amazing wedding at the Atkinson Country Club!

York, Maine, is a wonderful place. Rain or shine, it’s full of old New England history and charm. It was great to be back when Lia and Max asked me to photograph their wedding at Stage Neck Inn. The seacoast venue is absolutely amazing, situated right on the rocky cliffs giving everyone a great view of the ocean and coastline.