Well I was one BLESSED photographer on the weekend I did mini sessions. Such adorable kiddos. I could have spent hours choosing photos to preview on here, but I just went with one or two from each session that just spoke to me. It was a lot of cuteness in one day! Thank you to all the families who participated. 

I feel so lucky and honored to have been asked to document Sarah and Jesse's big day up in Jackson, NH at Whitney's Inn. Both Sarah and Jesse, their families and their friends could not have been any nicer. I truly had such a great time getting to know all of them.  I was there for the full weekend and felt like a part of the festivities from the moment I said hello. In the first few minutes of me being there, Sarah's sweetest grandmother asked how we had become friends. (I didn't know Sarah at all before she was referred to me, but I feel like I will for a long time now!). 

We all were a little worried about the rain all day, and yes, it did rain during the ceremony but we soldiered on! The pictures ended up coming out beautifully and those two were such troopers. There is one very clear picture of the rain coming down during the exchange of the rings. Again, I can't say enough wonderful things about these two and the people who love them. I'm buried in adorable photos of these two. This entire day was just focused on LOVE. In fact, Jesse and Sarah love each other so much, they had already gotten married a year ago (to the date) because they just couldn't wait to be married. This was their full ceremony with friends, family and everyone to simply celebrate with them all. I love this piece of their story. 

Oh, and what a reception! The dance floor was packed from the start and so many great dance moves.  I hope everyone enjoys the slideshow. Many more photos are coming to an online gallery. Stay tuned! 

Excellent music provided by Adam Ezra "Ok by You" http://www.adamezra.com

I had the best time a few weeks ago with this family. The mom reached out to me to inquire about family photos. The last ones they had professionally taken was when their son was 5 or 6 years old...before his sister was born! Since she's graduating in the next few weeks, and they are a "legacy family" at Amherst College, they wanted to seize the opportunity while visiting campus. I have really enjoyed learning more about their family, laughing with them, and hopefully doing another project with the mom soon.