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Sarah and Tom’s Blue Hill, Maine wedding

November 19, 2018

Sarah and Tom’s private residence Blue Hill wedding was my final wedding of the year, and it certainly felt the cherry on top of a fantastic, unforgettable year of weddings. I photographed both their rehearsal and wedding day, and when I spotted a glimpse of their rehearsal setup when I arrived to their property- a long table on a dock, laden with sunflowers, lanterns, and everything needed for a lobster bake- I knew I was in for a fantastic weekend. As friends and family feasted and shared what they loved about Sarah and Tom we were all treated to a sunset that slowly transitioned to twilight. It was, in short, magical.

While Tom started his wedding day off with a round of golf, Sarah began to get ready at the house, surrounded by friends, family, and a lot of kids which kept things interesting (I love when kids are at weddings- you never know what they’ll do!). The ceremony took place on the same dock where the rehearsal had occurred, and the beautiful view of their nuptials was unparalleled. Perhaps my very favorite part of the day was the reception, in which Sarah and Tom’s family and friends showed me what a good dance floor looks like as they danced for hours to The Allnighters.

Rachel of R.L. Sisson Events is a favorite planner of mine, and Sarah and Tom’s wedding wouldn’t have been what it was without her magic and her ability to handle anything that was thrown upon her plate. Working any wedding with her means that it’s bound to be fantastic.

Here are a few of my favorite photos from Sarah and Tom’s rehearsal and wedding. Enjoy!

Vendors:

Venue: Private Residence
Coordinator: Rachel, RL Sisson Events
Photographer: Kate Crabtree Photography
Second Photographer: Ashley L. Conti
Music: The Allnighters
Caterer: Fête – Chef La Mason
Rentals: Wallace Events
Florals: Floret
Transportation: At Your Service Taxi

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Justine and Mark’s Newagen Seaside Inn Wedding

November 13, 2018

Justine and Mark’s wedding felt perfectly leisurely in the way a good wedding should feel. On a lovely September afternoon, Justine and Mark not only got married in a beautiful seaside church, but also took two (two!) relaxing boat rides, to and from the Newagen Seaside Inn in Southport, Maine (their reception location) and Our Lady Queen of Peace in Boothbay Harbor, Maine (the ceremony location). And, to ensure that they would be able to be at their wedding for its entirety, Justine and Mark scheduled cocktail hour to begin after they had completely finished all of their portraits, which was the perfect way for the two of them to be fully present and not miss out on a single moment with their friends and family. It was such a pleasure to be reunited with the Pete Kilpatrick Band (I had last seen then at Diana and Mike’s Point Lookout wedding) and to watch them command the dance floor, and I also especially loved the ring bearers and flower girl, whose antics certainly kept me watching all day.

Here are a few of my favorites from Justine and Mark’s wedding. Enjoy!

Venue: Newagen Seaside Inn
Ceremony: Our Lady Queen of Peace
Photographer: Kate Crabtree Photography
Second photographer: Ashley L Conti
Band: Pete Kilpatrick Band
Baker: 3 Dogs Cafe
Florist: Emily Carter Floral Designs
Dress shop: Lovely Bride
Wedding dress designer: Theia
Suits: Mens Wearhouse
Makeup: About Face Cosmetic Boutique
Hair: A Cut Above
Officiant: Dominic Azgabor

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Sheri and Mike’s Inn at Sunrise Point Elopement, Camden Maine

November 7, 2018

It may have been a bit of a dreary, rainy day when Sheri and Mike eloped at the Inn at Sunrise Point in Camden, Maine, but their, along with their parents’ happiness and love, made the day feel lighter. Sheri and Mike lived in the same neighborhood in California growing up (Sheri was known as a stunner amongst Mike and his friends), but they didn’t officially connect and start a relationship until later in their lives. And as they stood with the ocean as their backdrop as they shared vows and cried really amazing happy tears, I felt how powerful their love story was and felt honored to be one of the few people to witness their commitment to one another. After the ceremony, the pair blotted each others tears and embraced as their parents signed the marriage license- easily one of my favorite moments from their wedding day.

The trees and leaves were especially green after the rain, and the water was the perfect shade of grey blue, so while everything was a bit damp, the light and the colors were perfection, and so were Sheri and Mike, who simply radiated joy. I was sad to leave them that afternoon, but was excited that they had a reservation at Primo for dinner- one of my very favorite restaurants in the state of Maine.

Here are a few of my favorite photos from Sheri and Mike’s elopement. Enjoy!