Many of you have heard me talk about my good friend Spring, here on the blog. We’re both photographers and started our businesses around the same time. We’ve been invaluable resources for each other and have helped each other businesses grow over the past year. We’ve traveled, throughout the country together, attended workshops together, have shot countless couples together, all to help out businesses grow. I am so thankful to have her as a friend and colleague. It’s great to have support and know that you are not alone!
During my last wedding, one of the bridesmaids asked how long we have been friends. We just looked at each other with a questionable look and then exclaimed “Oh my, it’s been eight years!” It seems like only yesterday that it was our first day of college, finding out that we had picked all the same classes. We both loved photography, hated math and thoughts boys were pretty darn cute. It was a photography match made in heaven.
A few weeks ago I joined Spring for a Newport, Rhode Island engagement session. These two = are getting married in September, on the water, near big mansions. Could you ask for more?!




I love these next two.

Who doesn’t love big archways and dramatic architecture?



It’s seriously like scenery out of a Jane Austen novel or something!





These two are my favorite. I loved the relaxed feel. Great work you two!



So thanks Spring, for bringing me along. Always love shooting with you girl!










































































































































When Amy and Salim first met, Salim asked Amy to suggest a book to him. She suggested A Sentimental Education, her favorite book, but told her he better buy his own copy because she wasn’t sharing! Ever since they have owned two copies of the book, sitting next to each other on the bookshelf. So for the wedding Amy decided that she would use her copy to decorate the hall and create a romantic touch! The hall was accented with sweet little hearts on the walls, tables, windows. I love when weddings have such intimate and meaningful details! 




























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