Herein lies a lovely Sunday wedding from last weekend that I had the pleasure of photographing with my friend Alice. It is always such a pleasure to shoot weddings with her. This time I was covering 2nd camera position. I haven’t shot second camera for a while and I have to say it was great to do again. All of the fun of capturing a wedding with very little of the stress of being the lead photographer. It is great because when I have a wedding for my own clients, I have a whole list in my head that I have been thinking about and planning for for months in my head. I highly suggest taking a step back every once and a while and working with other photographers. It gives you a different perspective on how to capture the day as it unfolds from an alternate frame. You can see how someone else poses (or doesn’t pose) people in order to get the shots they want. So much of photography is about vision. And each wedding photographer has their own vision that translates into how the day is captured.
Anyhow, here are a few from the day that started with foreboding clouds and ended with stunning blue skies.
The groom got reading at the Putnam House Bed and Breakfast in Sutton, MA There was this great red barn that everyone was a great sport about walking around in the wet grasses to get some outdoor shots.
The ceremony was at Our Lady of the Angels Church in Worcester, MA. I was told it has the longest aisle in Central Mass- Is that always a selling point, I wonder?
And Just look how the sky opened up and became the most gorgeous shade of blue for the reception at Blissful Meadows Golf Club in Uxbridge, MA. I have never been to this location before and I have to say I was so pleased with the service and attention to detail that the staff had there. It is not often that I run into a reception site where everyone seems so happy and helpful. If you are having a wedding in the area, I would definitely recommend checking out this location.
Tags: Fall wedding, Sutton MA, Uxbridge MA, Wedding in Worcester
Yup, I should have had you photograph my wedding.
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Wow, these are really lovely photos. Is it weird that one of my favorites is the apple? The colors and composition of your shots is great.
Hey Amberdawn-
Just a small, but rewarding part of my job- documenting the day with all its beautiful planned and unplanned pieces. Fall is such a great time in New England to get married (if you can get the weather to cooperate…)
Not the least bit strange. I think often it is the details that make a wedding unique. I love to capture the little things that a bride and groom don’t have the time to notice while they are busy at work, well, getting married
In fact your creative writing abilities has inspired me to start my own BlogEngine blog now. Really the blogging is spreading its wings rapidly. Your write up is a fine example of it.