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Tree Swallows - Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, Plum Island

Molika & Yannick's Wedding Part I - Lowell, Massachusetts

This wedding was a two-day event and with so many wonderful elements, I decided I'd better make it a two part post. The bride is Cambodian and the first day's activities took place at her parent's home and consisted of many of the traditional elements of a Cambodian wedding (although not all, as I was told a wedding in Cambodia can actually go on for several days). There were elaborate outfit changes, many beautiful blessings and gift offerings, and an amazing amount of great, homemade food for everyone.

Groom changing into the first outfit of the day:

The bride's mother watching her daughter prepare:

The bride welcoming the groom into her home:

A few quiet moments from the ceremonies:

And some of that delicious, homemade food:

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South Boston Sunset

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Royalston Falls, Massachusetts (taken with Judy's point-and-shoot)

Kim & John's Wedding - The Westin Hotel, Waltham, Mass

Seems to be the theme of the summer, but once again with this event we were lucky enough to dodge the rain. While most everything was held inside everyone was into having the portraits outdoors on the nicely manicured campus of Bentley College - the groom's alma mater. The skies threatened but we got the shots, moved on the a lovely ceremony, some champagne on the little party bus, and then a kicking party into the night.

Placecard detail:

Bridesmaids during the processional:

Starting the party:

The couples' grand entrance:

Reacting to the best man's toast:

Gettin' down:

Bridesmaid's boquet:

Last dance:

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Wright's Tower, Middlesex Fells Reservation - Winter '09

Jessica & Scott's Wedding - Atlantica, Cohasset, Mass

Another beautiful June afternoon for a wedding - lucky to avoid the rain once again - and this time in picturesque Cohasset Harbor. A lovely ceremony, a little too much buttercream (shouldn't have went for that second piece of cake), and an awesome karoake/singalong were among the highlights of the event. Seriously, we hear Journey at almost every wedding we shoot, but this version of Don't Stop Believin' was way up there - great way to end the night.

A few details:

In the heart of the harbor:

Mesmerized by the camera - and super cute:

Source of the buttercream overload:

Bustin' out some Journey:

Last dance: