This might be the shortest intro… ever. You have no idea what I need to get done in the next 36 hours (or why…) but, lemme tell ya… it’s A LOT! (and for a really good reason…) But, please bear with me…while I just refuse to elaborate – at all – on how ridiculously amazing this day was… and how I want to live with BOTH Kaitlin and Brendan’s Moms in perpetuity… and, I’m so very, very, dead serious about that. Oh, and we kinda already determined, well, at least Kathy Dunn and I decided, if we WERE to do that exact thing, we would do it in the house Kaitlin got ready for her wedding in, right at Wychmere. We basically planned the whole thing out; it’s a done deal – or, shall we say, a “Dunn” deal. HAHAHA I’m so funny.
I was so excited to shoot, not only Kaitlin and Brendan’s wedding, but I couldn’t wait to shoot at Wychmere. I just have to say, I’ve made myself perfectly at home shooting weddings down the Cape, and, well, on every other seaside location South of Boston, and I couldn’t be happier! If I were to take a guess, I’d say well over half the weddings I shot this past year, I arrived at the cocktail hour with the Bride & Groom via boat – I’m not gonna lie to you and say I got a bad gig, that’s for sure. I was also SUPER excited to work with the amazing duo, Tom & Melissa of Long Haul Films (see their fantastic Wedding Film here.)

































































































































































Lost? Confused? Can’t find your pants? ….um. love this Marie!!!





Chris was also so great – when I first met him, I thought he was a little shy, but after our engagement session shoot in Boston, which Marie let me test out my reacquainted film shooting skills (PS they’re the same as digital shooting skills – go figure. not sure why I was terrified to pick up a film camera again… ) Chris, Marie and I went walking around Boston – OMG! remember I almost face-planted in front of the BPL? Holy moly. I mean, I’m a clutz, but this was LEGIT, quite nearly a “knock out your front teeth face plant.” Not pretty. Not surprising either, but c’est la vie. Where was I? Oh, after the shoot, we went to grab drinks and dinner on a patio somewhere in Back Bay. That’s when Chris told me a life-changing fact; Corona is made from rice. Sunshine broke through the clouds, angles appeared, and started singing. I can’t eat wheat – what most beers are made of – but rice? Rice – I can eat. and do eat. in large quantities. Corona. my GF life became complete after that. Now just please tell me Papa Gino’s pizza and Maria’s subs are GF, and I’m golden! 


























um the light? DIED. so, so pretty!!! 

This sign has been held for generations of family members, and passed down, how cool is that? 
this might be one of my most favorite images i’ve ever shot. 
see? adorable. 


























ps i’m funny. really funny. i promise. 









































One of my other most favorite mom’s in the world, Kathie Newhall, with her son Brent. Kathie had Steve and all the groomsmen at her house getting ready for the big day. She rules.
LOOOOVE me a First Look!!! I love capturing the raw emotion that comes from doing one. 


Family formals… So, here’s a pop quiz… Can you guess which family is the, 100% Irish and Scituate family? (I know it’s a tough one, but just gimme one guess.)
Thanks to Sue Chessia, florist extraordinaire for allowing us to use her yard (again) for all the portraits! (She also did the amazing flowers!)
















































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