Lisa and Brody are a 2012 wedding of mine at the Golden Lamb Buttery here in Brooklyn, CT.  We met up at the Wadsworth Mansion in Middletown, CT for their engagement shoot.  If you’ve never been to the mansion, definitely take the time to go out and have a look.  The grounds were the perfect place to shoot with a wide open lawn, rows of trees, gorgeous moss-covered stone walls, and a mansion that for all it’s grandeur, seems to nestle in perfectly with the surroundings.  Lisa and Brody were a blast to work with.  Once we got into a rhythm, we really got some great images.                                    

I met with Garifalia about shooting her and Marc’s wedding last year.  As you may know, time flies and the 9/3 date flew upon us!  We started the day in the hotel and everything was buzzing!  Family everywhere, people in an out and just an all around great vibe.  I had the pleasure of having Brad Smith along to shoot and we had a blast!  Garifalia and Marc were a great couple to work with and really laid back.  The atmosphere at Lily Lake was great too.   Everything was in bloom and there was great color all over the place!  Probably the best part of the evening for me was the dancing, especially when the extended family got into it too!  Thanks guys for such a fun and memorable wedding to shoot!

Kylie and Rob were married at the Webb Deane Stevens Museum with a fantastic reception in the barn on the property.  I started the day shooting Kylie’s getting ready pictures at the Silas W. Robbins House Bed and Breakfast.   The day started off pretty mellow with some chit chat and photos.  Everyone was calm and having a real nice time.  The wedding ceremony was held beside the gardens at the museum and everything went really well.  Kylie and Rob delivered a delightful toast of thanks and the food was fantastic.  Then came the dancing.  They danced every moment of the reception until it ended.  And I don’t mean just dancing, I mean DANCING!!!  The rafters of the barn had to have been swaying and as the beat drove on one could feel the floor flex with the rhythmic movement of the revelers.  Non-stop, all night.  Liss and I agreed when