Celia & Luc’s Christmas Eve elopement at The Inn at Manchester in Vermont. “We found a place that had Christmas lights, a Christmas tree to get married in front of and hot chocolate to sip by the fire.” – Celia

Michaela & Josh’s romantic, DIY wedding at Star Farm Blueberries in Galway, New York. “I wanted our wedding to feel really true and personal to us – I really don’t like a lot of the traditional parts of weddings and didn’t want to feel obligated to conform to them. So we kind took the general structure of a wedding day, and only included the pieces that felt right, then filled in the rest with parts of our personalities and relationship that felt important. We did almost all the wedding DIY, which was a ton of work but I wanted the aesthetic to feel curated and intentional.” – Michaela & Josh

Eva & Elye’s floral filled adventure session in Craftsbury Common, Vermont.“I find my inspiration in nature– both in the wild woods and fields, and out in my garden. Ideas for color combinations and play of textures and shapes often come from chance juxtapositions of different plants at various life stages, that I see when I’m working in the garden or walking in the woods.” – Eva

Katy & Andrew’s beautiful summer wedding at the Lareau Farm Inn in Waitsfield, Vermont. The wedding was full of colorful locally grown flowers, emotional vows and speeches, romantic moments by the river, and dancing. “We are two individuals who don’t always know exactly what to say, but know how we feel for each other. Hearing those words brought a sense of peace to my heart, and I am forever grateful for those moments.” – Katy

Cecilia & Mo’s Fall wedding at the Bigelow Chapel at the Mount Auburn Cemetery was followed by an intimate dinner at Bondir Cambridge in Boston. Cecilia & Mo both have a background of architecture and design, and brought their artistic style to this chic and stylish intimate wedding.

Brian & Kathryn married on a gorgeous Spring day in the mountains at of Vermont at Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe. The light was golden, the landscape lush and the flower dog, Maple, was absolutely living her best life! “We wanted to feature the mountains, where we love to hike and ski, while still being able to dress up and look elegant. Sense of place is important to us — we wanted the ceremony location, flowers, and photography to feel authentic to Vermont.” – Brian & Kathryn

The Cherry Blossom Festival in the Wooster Square neighborhood in New Haven, Connecticut is magical. “The night before Maeve and Daisy were born, Dan and I went to Wooster Square and shared a Sally’s pizza and Libby’s Italian Pastry Shop. Our “last supper” was sentimental, leaving behind our lives as just the two of us, and welcoming in our greatest gifts. This spring, Julia photographed us in Wooster Square peak cherry blossoms and all felt full circle. We even got a Sally’s pizza.” – Annalise

“I find inspiration from my garden, the natural movement of flowers, fashion, and film.” – Erin

Thirst Coconut Water is based in Burlington, Vermont and produces one of the most refreshing beverages around! I actually drank this coconut water the morning after our wedding, when I was feeling a bit depleted after staying up into the small hours of the morning, and it absolutely revived me! “We get our coconut water from Brazil and freeze it the day it is harvested so it maintains the thirst quenching delicious qualities we love so much about it!” – Liz

Hannah & Ross’s intimate fall wedding at Starry Night Cafe in Ferrisburgh, Vermont was full of personal touches and nods to mythology, the Lord of the Rings, and the beauty of the Vermont landscape. “What mattered to us was having a really great day that we’d always remember and closing it out with good food, drink and friends!” – Hannah & Ross