Hi y’all!  I’m just getting back to blogging after an insane August!  Between traveling to Buffalo and Maine and Newport, I’ve been doing a ton of shooting and have lots of goodies to share with you.  And lucky for me, I convinced my parents to come up and visit so I could have some extra help and time to blog!  As we speak I’m currently watching my mom do my dishes and my dad pack up the Amazon orders that I’ve been meaning to return to UPS while I sit here on my pretty little computer doing my thang.  I’d feel bad if it weren’t for the fact I’ve been leaving you all hanging!  I mean, they HAD to come.  How would you be able to see these pictures if they didn’t?  Mom, dad, my blog followers really applaud you for your service.  So here we go, onto bloggin’…

I’m going to start with Brittany and Sean.  You may remember these two.  Although it might be hard to recognize them without the three feet of snow that surrounded them in their engagement shoot back on the absolute most frigid day of the year in January.  And I’m certain they were slightly taken back when I walked in the room earlier this month without my three sweaters, giant down coat, face mask and ski gloves.  We had predicted it way back then that Brittany and Sean were going to have a super hot August wedding, and we were right!  The weather decided to do a complete 180 and be sweltering hot on their big day, and even though we were all dying, I think we’d all take the heat as opposed to the painfully cold day in January!

Brittany and Sean.  I just love these two and hope I get to see them again soon.  They were so, so happy and both super laid back and getting to spend their wedding day with them was an absolute honor.  It was so obvious how much they were loved by their family and friends, who all happened to be ridiculously nice and super fun and their bridal party didn’t even seem to mind when I started bossing them around during pictures.  We started at St Ann’s in Peabody where a Sean and Brittany were married in a beautiful Catholic ceremony, and headed over to Stage Fort Park for some pictures after where everyone and their mother decided to hang out at the beach for the day.  (And big props to the fashion industry for bringing neon back because the hundreds of little neon green and pink bathing suits that I had to edit out of these pictures only took me 37 million hours.) The night ended at Cruiseport in Gloucester…which I just have to send a little shout out to the staff there because they were so great to work with.  Brittany and Sean killed it on the dance floor and I may or may not have busted a move or two before heading out for the night.

Here’s Sean.  Surprisingly, his ears didn’t fall off from frostbite like I had thought they might have after spending two hours in the cold in January.

And my Brittany.  The camera loved her.   

Brittany and Sean-best wishes to you both.  May your love continue to grow and may you be blessed with much milder weather in the days ahead. I’m so so so happy for you both!