the wolfeboro inn | 4th of July wedding Venue: Wolfeboro Inn, Wolfeboro NH Florist: Lakes Region Florist, Laconia NH Cake: Jacques Pastries, Suncook NH Bridal Salon: Country Bridals, Jaffrey NH Wedding dress: Badgley Mischka Band: Block Head, Newport RI Officiant: Debra Grow Second Photographer: Kathy Pothier Chelsea and Corey met at a summer camp, where...
Laura and Ben met while living in Los Angeles, when a friend “volunteered” Ben to drive her friend Laura to the airport for a trip. Two hours stuck in traffic, turned what may easily have been an awkward situation into great conversation, and a growing realization that they shared many common interests (travel, craft beer,...
Lauren and Craig had a beautiful wedding at the Mile Away Restaurant, and at the very end of the reception they did a sparkler send-off. This was an exciting and memorable way to end the evening, and all the guests had a great time with it. I thought I’d take the opportunity to provide a...
Alex’s mom Colleen got all choked up when she saw that I had chosen the shade of the tall evergreen tree in their front yard as the background for some posed photos. She said, “I’ve been thinking about cutting this tree down, but we’ve used it for pictures for so many years….. proms, etc….. that...
“I’m not a flower person,” Samantha shrugged, when someone asked why her groomsmen didn’t wear boutonnieres. I begged to differ, however, when I saw her beautifully-done DIY bouquet and those of her bridesmaids. In fact, Sam’s entire wedding was DIY by a team of family members who all seemed to conveniently have roles in the...
Happy moments. That’s what I saw when I photographed Melissa and Ben’s wedding at the Bedford Village Inn. So many happy moments, big laughs, and shared enjoyment all woven seamlessly among the small gathering of guests. I was warmly welcomed by Melissa’s parents who immediately felt like old family friends. They had a beautiful and...
I’m so in love with these photos I took of my brother Derek and his wife Jill. If this isn’t compelling proof of why you should have your portraits made in the evening, then I don’t know what is! You’d never get this amazing light in the mid-afternoon.
