On a blustery Vineyard May day, I was there to document a re-arranged wedding day for Beka and Nick. The pandemic took much from us, but love prevails.

As a photographer, I always try to document the big picture and the small details, - the weight of memory we all carry and the photographs that help us hold it.

Long before Covid forced (or, some might say, inspired) couples to rethink cozy, small celebrations of a big love were still a hit. And so it was for Brianna and Joe, who came up the Vineyard for their November elopement.

I first met Sam and Will at their “engagement” session - an opportunity I offer all my wedding clients as a chance for us to get to know each other without the pressure of The Wedding Day - and I knew right away that I was going to have fun with them.

One of my earliest weddings was to celebrate Allison and Stewart and the coming together of their two families on a foggy autumn night.

Courtney is my longest friend and I was thrilled and honored to photograph her wedding.

First, the getting ready. When I photograph a wedding, I like to be there the whole time because there is so much to the day to tell, from moments spontaneous to planned, but all of which will flee from memory as time rolls on.