Bonnie and Robert were married in Quincy on Thursday, October 1, 2009.

Some funny shots of the assistants from our bridal shoot with Carol last year.

Eileen and Wouter had a Friday morning wedding, and had me join them for an hour after the reception for some afternoon photos in the Cambridge area.

Although I won’t be taking wedding commissions in the mainland US after 2009, I am still accepting commissions for bridal shoots like this one… pick some wonderful locations, think of a concept or theme if you want, and spend some time making art together.

Every time I look at these photos, I keep thinking OMYGOSHTHEY’RESOBEAUTIFUL and it’s because Eileen and Wouter are blissfully happy to be together. Their joy really overflows.

The “blue” images are from our stop at the WGBH building in Watertown. Ashley almost-Pizzuti and I scouted the area the day before the wedding on our way to the fancy Boston Magazine Weddings Issue launch party (I felt awkward at the party if you really want to know) and decided that would be a good place for photos. Oh boy, it sure was. Thanks to the accommodating communications director at ‘GBH who saw us shooting and rather than kicking us out like so many other establishments are wont to do, instead invited us to share photos for their membership to enjoy. How cool are you WGBH? You earned my lifelong support with that smooth move.

We went to one final location to get some fun photos at the end of our time together. These are from the “colosseum” that is the Harvard Stadium in Cambridge. I have driven past that place several times before, and even marked it into my GPS as a prime place for a bridal shoot… and here it is.

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Eileen and Wouter not only had a Friday wedding, but their ceremony was at 11:00am (Park Street Church, Boston). After thanking their guests at the end of the reception, we used the afternoon light to go off and do some extra bridal portraits… and spent most of our time at WGBH’s colorful façade!

Toward the end of our time shooting there, Cynthia Broner who is the Director of Constituent Communications for
WGBH saw us and asked if they could publish some of the images in their newsletter. Eventually it was picked up by current.org as well!