Stacy and Brian’s Castle Hill inn Wedding in Newport, Rhode Island was gorgeous, meaningful and laid back.  They managed to celebrate not only their love for one another, but create an atmosphere that was welcoming and fun for everyone.  Their wedding was a day filled with surprises and was a joy to document.

Not even a little rain (in the background) could stop this party.

Stacy's engagement ring, during the Maine inspired lobsterbake rehearsal dinner.

Customized wedding dress hanger.

Stacy's wedding dress.

Brian's mom helping prepare a new Mrs. Walsh!

Encouraging the ring bearer down the aisle.

From over Brian's shoulder... this is Stacy's first look at him!

Simultaneously... Brian's reaction to seeing Stacy for the first time.

A few rain sprinkles never hurt anyone... and made for dramatic skies.

Stacy's vows... while two small rain drops fall from the sky.

The Greek tradition of the Stefana. Beautiful.

The kiss!

Recessing back down the aisle.

In a nearby garden, Brian has a moment to appreciate Stacy's dress.

Beautiful.

Group photos... whenever the ring bearer would let me!

Sunset over Newport Harbor.

Reception time... and a table for the new Mr & Mrs. Walsh.

Their cake. (Again, we had to try it... had to... just to say it tasted great!)

First dance.

Sunset and rain clouds... love it.

Gorgeous photo of Castle Hill Inn with the harbor and Newport bridge in the background.

The band got going...

...and so did the dancing.

Not to be out done, Stacy had her own moves.

Though neither Brian nor Stacy could compete with some of their guests.

The band rocked.

Mother of groom.

Father of groom. (I wonder where Brian gets his moves from?)

More moves...

Last song of the night. Tired, happy and in love.

Congratulations Stacy & Brian!

We hope you two are having fun on your honeymoon!  We had a great time with everyone and appreciate the opportunity to document your big day!  Congratulations!

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Wedding Ceremony: Castle Hill Inn (Relais & Chateaux Property), Newport, RI

Wedding Reception: Castle Hill Inn (Relais & Chateaux Property), Newport, RI

Dress: Lea-Ann Belter

Stationer: East Six (New York, NY)

Cake: Scrumptions (East Greenwich, RI)

Flowers: Flowers By Semia (North Providence, RI)

Planner: Rebecca White (Castle Hill Inn, Newport, RI)

Band: Night Rhythm (Boston, MA)

Photography: Brian Wedge Photography

Sebasco Harbor Resort is one of our favorite locations on the coast of Maine.  Situated just across the water from our Boathouse Studio in Cundy’s Harbor, Sebasco is our backyard, and returning again to photograph there feels like coming home.  The staff are our friends, the atmosphere is as beautiful as it is laid back, and the property is large enough for us to create unique imagery each and every time we photograph there.

When I first spoke with Melanie and Ben on the phone over a year ago, I felt like I had known them forever.  We had all spent years teaching in the outdoors with Outward Bound… an incredible school that forever shapes the lives of it’s students, as well as it’s instructors.  I had been looking forward to their wedding for months, and the fun was well worth the wait!

Melanie managed to get ready in approximately 3 minutes.

Ben took an entire 30 seconds.

Rock climbing is a near constant in their lives.  Whether in the Pacific Northwest, or on course in Utah or Maine, climbing carabiners are a fitting representation of their bond.  These carabiners were personalized with their wedding date, and were a useful aide for transporting their rings via a very adorable ring bearer.

Ben's card to Mel just before the wedding.

Watching the guests arrive with anticipation.

Mel and her dad walking down the aisle.

As family looks on, Ben sees Mel for the first time.

I love this image because it's so expressive of Ben and Mel. Their energy and love is absolutely wonderful to be around!

joy.

Bubbles!

A tender moment immediately following their ceremony. With tears in their eyes, this is their first hug as husband and wife.

The simple beauty of Sebasco.

Overlooking Sebasco Harbor.

Vegan cake by SeaFlour

The grand entrance to the reception!

First Dance.

I LOVE the kid who is transfixed by the cutting of the chocolate cake. His intensity is awesome... and I love that Ben's mom knows him well enough to hold him back. Charge!

The fog rolled in and we dashed outside for one last shot. I love the silhouette of the trees.

Party Time!

Flash mob at a wedding? Yup. That was a first for me!

Sing along to Bon Jovi.

Mel's parents getting down.

Last dance of the night.

Melanie and Ben: THANK YOU for having us at your beautiful wedding!  We had so much fun with you, your family and friends!

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Ceremony/Reception: Sebasco Harbor Resort (coordinated by the wonderful Marianne Vold)

Flowers: Emily Carter

Paper: Invitation Consultants

DJ: Dan Dibiase

Cake: Stacie Blouin / SeaFlour

Photography: Brian Wedge Photography

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Kerstyn & Dickie wanted a beautiful, simple wedding by the sea… surrounded by their friends, family and the constant crashing of ocean waves.  When they called, we jumped at the opportunity to support them.

This past Saturday, the wedding of their dreams came to fruition at The York Harbor Reading Room, in York Harbor, Maine.  What made their day so special, was the fact that Kerstyn and Dickie wanted something relaxed but beautiful… and they wanted photos that were creative but unobtrusive.  It was a true joy to document their story, and it was wonderful to be around a group of people who were so happy to celebrate.

Kerstyn’s gorgeous dress hangs from a door at 490 York Street… a beautiful home that sits directly across the street from The York Harbor Reading Room.

Dickie getting ready.

Kerstyn and her family watch anxiously as guests arrive.

Their rings.

Kerstyn’s bouquet.

Kerstyn’s dad begins to walk her down the aisle.

Looking great.

Dickie’s first look at Kerstyn.

An exquisite location for a Maine wedding ceremony.

The sound of the constant surf was wonderful.

Kerstyn going for the big kiss!

Just a few moments alone immediately after the ceremony.

The York Harbor Reading Room.

Love birds cake topper.

First dance.

Then the kids get it into it.

Paper lanterns light the way to the reception.

A detail I’ve NEVER seen before: cat & dog treats as party favors!

The band sounded great.

Sparklers always make the night better!

Kerstyn and Dickie, it was so great to document your big day.  Thank you for letting us join in the fun!  Safe travels during your big move, and we hope to see you in California soon!

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Details/Vendor Links:

Ceremony/Reception Location: York Harbor Reading Room

Florist: Flower Kiosk (Portsmouth, NH)

Gown: Lea-Ann Belter

Bridesmaids Dresses: Jenny Yoo

Groom/Groomsmen: J. Crew

Paper: Mr. Boddington Studio

Band: Alessi Band

Cake: Popovers (Portsmouth, NH)

Photography: Brian Wedge Photography

Boothbay Harbor, Maine is an incredibly beautiful location, and we were happy to return to photograph Sheri & Nate’s wedding this past weekend.  Sheri’s family owns a house in Boothbay Harbor, and Maine has become a home away from home for the two of them to relax and explore.

Their wedding was filled with thoughtful details.  A personalized lobster buoy adds a distinctly Maine touch.

Sheri’s emotion is so obvious as she sees herself in the mirror for the first time.

Looking out in the direction of the church, Sheri got ready at her parent’s house, which is perched on the edge of the sea in Boothbay Harbor.

Nate and the boys took a limousine to the wedding after the trolley they hired “became engulfed in flames.”  We weren’t there for the pyrotechnics, but no one was hurt… and a replacement vehicle was provided.  It’s always an adventure!

Sheri, on the other hand hopped aboard the gorgeous lobster yacht LION along with the rest of the bridal party for the short trip from her parent’s house to the church.

Classic Boothbay Harbor in September… lots of sailboats, and beautiful light.

Sheri peeks around the cabin of the lobster yacht.

The bridal party was met at the dock by a bagpiper, who escorted them to the church.

Just before walking down the aisle, her dad gives her one last kiss.  A special moment captured.

Our Lady Queen of Peace.  A beautiful, historic church.

From the balcony, the original 1916 timber frame construction can really be seen.

The big kiss!

A unique overhead view of Sheri & Nate recessing back down the aisle.

Vista from the Spruce Point Inn.

A bridesmaid’s bouquet rests on a rock.

Another unique detail: a sea glass cake!

As the sun sets, Sheri and Nate prepare to enter the reception.

With all their guests standing and clapping, the wedding couple arrives.

First dance.

Yup, this guy has the worm mastered.  Nice work!

Though The Tony Boffa band isn’t necessarily known for their rapping… trust us, they can throw it down when they need to.  We especially enjoyed the cash money gold chain!

Sunset at The Spruce Point Inn.

Sheri & Nate, thank you so much for having us at your wedding!  We loved meeting all your friends and family!  We genuinely appreciate all the hard work and thought that you all put into your big day… and we hope you enjoy your beautiful photos as well!  Enjoy Italy!!

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Details/Vendor Links:

Ceremony:  Our Lady Queen of Peace Roman Catholic Church (Boothbay Harbor, ME)

Reception:  Spruce Point Inn (Boothbay Harbor, ME)

Florist:  Sawyer & Company (Portland, ME)

Gown: Priscilla of Boston

Band: Tony Boffa Band

Cake: Sweet Sensations

Photography:  Brian Wedge Photography

Hannah & Jason’s wedding was a long time in the making.  Ten years ago, it was love at first sight for the two of them, when they met at Brandeis University.  Their wedding was a celebration of all that they had already accomplished, as well as the union of two wonderful families.

The Newagen Seaside Inn played host to Hannah & Jason’s weekend long festivities.

Southport Island (in Boothbay Harbor) never disappoints for a wedding ceremony.

Hannah’s beautiful dress.

Bridesmaids hard at work, fastening one of about a hundred buttons on her dress.

Finishing touches.

Think she’s happy to see Jason?  YES!

Jason waits as Hannah and her dad come down the aisle.

Their ceremony was on the front lawn of the Inn… overlooking the sea.

Bridesmaids and their bouquets.

Hannah’s mom and dad watch.

The big kiss!

Coming down the aisle as husband and wife, Hannah & Jason had their 1969 GTO waiting for them.

The ultimate getaway car.  Yes, those are the tires burning… and yes, that is Jason at the wheel.

Relaxing alone during the cocktail hour.

Hannah’s bouquet.

Their first dance.

Their cake.  It was GOOD (we had to try it).

A quiet moment caught at the same time from two different perspectives.

Their waterfront tent glowing at sunset.

Some serious dancing.

And serious fun.

After hours bowling in the Pine Room.  (Hannah won by the way).

Throughout the night, amidst all the dancing and laughing… Hannah and Jason were never far from each other.  It was beautiful to see them together, and a joy to document their wedding day.  Thanks so much for having us!  We had a wonderful time!

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Details/Vendor Links:

Ceremony/Reception:  Newagen Seaside Inn

Caterer:  Newagen Seaside Inn

Florist:  Emily Carter Floral Design

Dress:  Judd Waddell

Paper:  Three Little Words (nice work Emily!)

DJ: Dan Debruin

Ceremony/Cocktail Music: Southern Maine String Quartet

Cake: Sweet Sensations

Photography:  Brian Wedge Photography

The Newagen Seaside Inn is one of our favorite locations.  The property is as timeless as it is beautiful, and the service is top notch.  When Nell and Dan contacted us to photograph their wedding there… we jumped at the chance!

Who knew that you could have a custom hangar made?  Not me!

Their wedding bands.

Pink shoes under a white wedding gown!

Nell’s dad sees her for the first time.

All the groomsmen had personalized bow ties.

Going to the wedding!

Nell’s beautiful bouquet.

Nell’s exquisite veil gets lifted by a gentle breeze.

How’s this for a reaction?  Looking over the shoulders of the groomsmen, Nell meets her groom.

The ceremony!

You may now kiss the bride!

Husband and wife.

Rose petals were tossed as they recessed down the aisle.

A csutomize “Just Married” golf cart was waiting for them.

Their table seating cards also included a personalized leather luggage tag as a gift.

First dance.  These guys had practiced!

The cupcake wedding cake.

There were quite a few dancers.

The worm was represented.

Sperry Tent at The Newagen Inn as the fog rolls in.

The father of the bride tearing it up!

3 hours into the reception… Nell & Dan are still going strong.

4 hours in… and they took over the stage and sat in with the band.

No wedding at The Newagen Inn would be complete without some after hours bowling.

Nell & Dan!  Thanks so much for having us!  We had a wonderful time with you and your guests!

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Vendors:

Ceremony/Reception Location:  Newagen Seaside Inn, Southport Island, Maine

Coordinator:  Beautiful Days Events

Tent:  Sperry Tents

Flowers:  Kate Martin

Band:  As You Like It

Cake:  Mae’s Cafe

Photographer:  Brian Wedge Photography

A Sebasco Harbor Resort wedding is always a welcomed treat for us.  The beautiful Sebasco Harbor Resort is across the bay from our Boathouse Studio, and is just minutes away from our offices by boat.  It’s in our backyard quite literally, and when Sherry and Paul contacted us last year to photograph their wedding we were thrilled to support them.

Paul is a graphic designer who designed their wedding invitation.  He did a beautiful job.  The two little birds became a theme on all their paper.

Gorgeous floral designs by Minott’s Flowers.

Sherry and Paul live in Brooklyn, NY, but returned to Paul’s home state of Maine to exchange their vows.  Sebasco Harbor Resort was a wonderful location choice for these two, as some of Sherry’s family traveled all the way from Iran to be there for their wedding weekend.  Sebasco is an ideal destination wedding weekend venue, where families can really connect and spend quality time together by the sea.  There’s plenty of rooms, activities, shoreline and opportunities to get away from it all, while really appreciating the coast of Maine.

This ringbearer was focused so intently on doing his job that he kept his head down staring at his precious cargo.  For one instant he looked up and we got that moment.  Adorable.

Paul is one of the most fun and expressive grooms ever.  He’s quick to smile, quicker to laugh and as Sherry walked down the isle with her dad, he was literally bouncing on his toes, grinning ear to ear to see her.  She really did look beautiful.

Sherry, with a flower in her hair that her mom brought all the way from Iran.

Oceanfront Wedding at Sebasco Harbor Resort.  Classic Maine.

The backlit ceremony was beautiful.

I always love that moment when the couple turns to walk down the isle.  Some cry, others look to their families, but Paul & Sherry just turned to eachother and giggled.  It was so genuine and clear that they enjoy one another so much.

These two have a LOT of fun.  Here they’re just cracking up laughing after their wedding.

The Clipper Room is an old shore house that was brought up from the waters edge and beautifully restored.

Stunning, simple, elegant decorations.

Each guest received a gift bag of dragèe (sugar coated almonds) and Iranian coins.  Want to know the significance of dragèe at a wedding?  We had no idea either, so we looked it up… and the answer is: “because the almond is technically a seed, it has long been associated with fertility. And so dragees have come to symbolize fertility, prosperity and good luck – what we all wish for the bride and groom.” See the full article from which we snagged that explanation here.

Their first dance.

Wedding cake with a goldfish… huh?  People always ask us how we find such interesting details at weddings.  The answer is that we ask questions and then pay attention to the answers!  This is Sherry and Paul’s pet goldfish that made the trip all the way from Brooklyn!  They didn’t want to get married without him there!

Rockin’ out.

The Sherry’s dad tearing it up.

Once again, Jon Bon Jovi gets the better of otherwise responsible adults.

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Wedding Venue & Reception: Sebasco Harbor Resort

Florist: Minott’s Flowers

When we got the call last year from Elizabeth and Mike in The Netherlands, we secretly hoped that we would be on the next plane to Europe to tell the story of their incredible lives there in The Hague.  But we quickly learned that Mike grew up in York Harbor, Maine and that they would be traveling back to the United States for only a few days and really wanted to connect with us on Mike’s hometown beach for a photo shoot… and then a year later, have a wedding at that same spot.

Lots of gorgeous, thoughtful details.

Beautiful bouquets.  Love the fiddleheads mixed in with the flowers.

Elizabeth walking in, escorted by her father.

The York Harbor Reading Room is perched literally feet from the water’s edge.

The ring bearer was adorable.  So sweet and compliant…but maybe a wedding wasn’t exactly his idea of fun?

Their exquisite wedding bands.

Beautiful.

Immediately following the wedding, the family celebrates!

Their love grew over specially brewed coffee, so it was fitting that their table cards be presented with a recounting of their story & a bag of coffee beans.

And then…the bridesmaids celebrate!

I’m always amazed when little kids can clear a dance floor.  This girl had moves!

The fiddlehead motif of the bouquet continues in the cake decoration.

Everyone danced until the wee hours of the morning.  They just never stopped!

We love these images… there’s an honesty about them that’s impossible to manufacture.  It’s probably right around midnight, the veil and the fancy, uncomfortable shoes are long gone.  The hours of dancing and celebrating have worn away all but the tired joy of marrying the person you truly love.  These images were captured using only available light, and there’s a truth about them that we really loved.

A summer night, a sparkler, and a smile that is so genuine… True joy.

Congratulations on your beautiful wedding, and thanks for having me!  Hope to see you guys in The Netherlands next time!

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Vendors:

Photography: Brian Wedge Photography

Planning and Coordinating:  Diane York Weddings

Location/Catering: York Harbor Reading Room

Florist: Calluna Fine Flowers

Band:  Big Chief

Cake: Owen Dyer Confection Art

We met Jordanna and Jason last summer in Bar Harbor, and were psyched to hear their story of friendship that began at Harvard, followed by 12 years as a couple and finally returning to Jason’s home state of Maine to tie the knot.  Little did we know that Jason and Jordanna are incredibly talented and accomplished… working on Broadway in various capacities, with Jason most recently working as The Phantom of that little Broadway hit called The Phantom of The Opera.  Yeah, that one.

As I drove in the pouring rain up to Mount Desert Island, I worried that these two amazing, deserving people would be frustrated because of the bad weather.  Though I’m happy to work in any conditions… dust, rain, sleet, riots, fires, whatever… I never know how a couple is going to react to the adversity of weather, especially at a place like the Asticou Inn, which is famous for it’s back lawn overlooking Northeast Harbor.

Within minutes of stepping out of the car, I realized that my worries were completely unfounded and that I had landed smack in the middle of a cast of incredible characters, and a wedding that I’ll never forget.

For starters, on the front porch of The Asticou Inn, I met a mountain of a man, who was wearing a tuxedo and brandishing a large kitchen knife while wearing only one shoe.  I watched as he palpated and examined his shoe, occassionally grumbling something under his breath about how “it had to be done” and “there were no other options.”  His thoughtful contemplation and words reminded me of a surgeon bearing the bad news to one of his patients.  The situation was dire and he would have to “go in” immediately to save the rest of the shoe.

The knife wielding shoe butcher turned out to be Lou, the father of the bride, and I watched incredulously as he shaved off the heel of one of his dress shoes with an ease of hand that reminded me of a Tokyo sushi chef filleting a tuna.  His movements were confident, exacting and without hesitation.  After his first pass, he strapped the mutilated shoe back on and with a satisfied “Ah Huh” proclaimed that “it wasn’t bad” but that “the other shoe was next.”  It seems that Lou’s old Army dress shoes had seen one too many tours of duty and the heels had finally disintegrated to a point of no return.  Lou did what had to be done.

After thoroughly enjoying Lou’s inspiring cutlery demonstration out on the front porch, I ventured inside the Asticou to check in with Jordanna & Jason as the rain continued to fall.  They had explicitly written to me earlier that day that “unless there is horrible weather we would like to have photos out on the rocks near the ocean”.  Obviously “horrible weather” is a relative term, and as an old Outward Bound Captain and Himalayan mountain guide… it’s always best for the bride and groom to define those standards rather than me… otherwise we’re liable to wind up in a hurricane or a blizzard in no time.

To my pleasant surprise, they were both thrilled to go outside, and happy to dodge rain drops in order to get a few photos.  By sheer will, they had convinced their friends and family to venture out as well, and through a lot of laughter and rain showers… we got the images that we hoped for!

Singin’ In The Rain.

Jordanna’s beautiful smile while hiding under an umbrella.

Their wedding bands.

Because of the rain, the ceremony was held in a cozy room overlooking the water.  As a team of actors, Jordanna & Jason had decided that their intimate ceremony should not NOT be a performance, but a quiet, meaningful ceremony.  They were committed to having no distractions from their photographer… and therefore required that I not use flash and not move (even a little) during the entire ceremony even if it impacted the final images.  I always love a challenge, and the bank of windows behind the ceremony silhouetted everyone dramatically… making details difficult, but not impossible.  I switched to a 1.2 aperture lens, that captured more mid-tones than could normally be picked up in a situation like that.  So far, so good… we had successfully managed the rain, and the harsh lighting… all that was left was the reception!

When I grow up, I want to be like Jordanna’s grandmother: beautiful, smart, motivating and eloquent.  Here, she whips up the crowd during her speech.

Oh, if I only had audio running that day.  So many talented friends.  It was a joy to listen to.

Breaking the glass.

The kiss!

Their cake was a mountain with the two of them embracing on the summit.

I was warned by the guests repeatedly during the cocktail hour that I would be “in for a show” during the dancing.  The first dance hinted at what was to come.  I don’t think I’ve ever seen two people so effortlessly and joyfully dance so beautifully.  I could tell that they had done this before.

Jordanna being dipped (again).

And then the crowd got involved… everyone was AMAZING.  They should have charged admission for their performance (my guess is that most of them do usually).  One moment everyone was swing dancing, then dramatic reenactments of musicals, then some latin dancing, then hip hop… just incredible.

Oh yeah… I forgot about the Russian dancing.  Check.

Time for the Hora… tall guys and short ceilings… bad mix.  Nice reminder Jordanna.

Jason knows no fear.

Yup, and just drop a split in the middle of the dance floor whenever you’re ready.

Then Madonna’s “Like a Prayer” comes on, and the music theater / interpretive dance gloves come off.

Not sure if this is part of the Madonna song or an impromptu decision to fly… regardless, it was incredible and hilarious.

When I emailed Jason and Jordanna to ask what their ideal image would be at the end of the night, they said “something that captures us ‘being us’ probably amidst a series of sweaty lifts, dips or spins while dancing together”.  Got it!

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So, the next time one of my editors or commercial clients ask why the heck I’m going off to shoot another wedding, I’m going to send them this blog link.  Because it’s fun.  Because weddings are filled with wonderful, meaningful, hilarious and original moments, that could never be duplicated.  It’s an honor to be there to document a dad sawing off their shoe soles, a grandmother’s dispensing wisdom and enthusiasm… and most all, to capture the joy of two people who love each other so completely, like Jordanna and Jason.

Thank you for having me at your wedding!  Thanks for bringing your amazing friends to Maine, for “going for it” despite the rain and for sharing your spinning, whirling, dipping sweaty selves with all of us.  What a joy!

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Vendors:

Ceremony/Reception:  The Asticou Inn

Band: The Coronados

Flowers:  Still working on that… email if you need it.

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