Jennifer and Cahal's Wedding 7/14/07

Photographed by: Mariah

I had a great time at Jenn and Cahal's wedding. LOVE the Irish accents! All I can say is... CUE the sailboat! I arranged that! (ha ha) I will stop at nothing to get the perfect shot. Anyway, my hard work has paid off - Jenn reports the Cahal can't stop talking about the wedding and is thrilled with the photos. He is asking about photo thank you cards and albums. It's so fun after the wedding day to keep reliving it thru the photos. Mission accomplished. I love the shot of J & C in the photolounge. Too cute.

Lindsay and Dan Engagement Session 8/2/07

Photographed by: Mariah

I took Lindsay and Dan to our new secret spot in Middletown. Trish and I discovered this spot when we couldn't use second beach due to the red tide... YUCK. This beach is so much better. This is one of our two excellent engagement photo spots. The other is in Providence at Roger Williams Park (see Nicole and Scott photos.)

Lindsay and Dan are getting married in November- can't wait! I hadn't met Dan yet- and was excited to find out that he is a super surfer. It is my secret desire to learn to surf (not so secret anymore now that I blogged it). Anyhow, I am looking forward to getting some tips from Dan. Lindsay is a teacher, and I am glad she doesn't have my son as a student. He would be so in love with her that he wouldn't make it to 4th grade.

Photos Before the Ceremony? Here's Why!!!

Photographed by: Trish

Trish and I often encourage people to do their formal photos before the ceremony. I know, I know... you are traditional and want the big entrance as you walk down the aisle. Would you believe you can have your cake and eat it too? Believe it or not, it's been our experience that you can have an even grander entrance this way. Hear us out...It is much more sweet and intimate because you don't have to share it with a crowd of people. It is much more attractive because we will set up a "see each other for the first time" spot that will look amazing in the photos. It takes the pressure off you for the ceremony, allows you to BE at your cocktail hour and later in the season- buys you that precious daylight for photos that dissapears at 4pm! The proof is in the photos!