Amy and Wesley's wedding at the Woodstock Inn and Resort was a beautiful celebration of love, connection, and creativity, held in the heart of summer. As engineers with a methodical yet creative approach, they tackled their wedding planning with the same precision they might use for a project at work: spreadsheets, checklists, and frequent chats with family and friends were all part of the process. The result was an intimate, joyful gathering that perfectly reflected their personalities and priorities.

This summer, I had the joy of photographing one of the most heartfelt, intimate elopements. Bowen and Michael chose the Arnold Arboretum as their setting, exchanging vows on a misty, rain-kissed day.

Their ceremony was simple yet incredibly personal. Beneath the shelter of a grand, mist-shrouded tree, Bowen and Michael stood hand in hand, their two beloved dogs right beside them. As gentle rain fell, a sense of calm surrounded them, creating a private, magical moment shared only with each other—and nature.

Anna and Brett embody joy. Although they initially met through mutual friends, little did they know their paths had already crossed. Remarkably, Brett had once worked as a pizza delivery guy during his college days and had unknowingly delivered pizzas to Anna's house years before their paths officially crossed.

This summer, I photographed a beautiful wedding at the Stevens Estate at Osgood Hill. The day began in the estate's stunning bridal suite, where the bride and her bridesmaids got ready amidst the elegance of vintage furniture, and natural light pouring through large windows. The groom and his groomsmen had their own spacious room, perfect for getting ready and relaxing before the ceremony.

Jennifer and Brad's summer wedding at the Reynolda Gardens in Winston Salem, NC, was a breathtaking union of love amidst the vibrant beauty of nature. Set against the backdrop of a hot summer day, the lush surroundings added an extra layer of enchantment to their special occasion.