Yup, it happened… I missed sharing a month in Isla’s First Year. Navigating two kids, running a business and surviving the fall (the craziest time of year for wedding vendors) it was bound to happen. So I thought I’ll just combine the two and give you a two month recap!!
From the moment Liz & Andy reached out asking if I was available to photograph their wedding day, I knew that it was going to be special. When we met this past spring for their engagement session, it confirmed to me just how amazing these two are. Full of life, Liz & Andy are charismatic people who instantly make you feel at ease and welcomed in their presence. They are two people who have found their match in each other, a perfect fit.
Emily & Ricky’s wedding day started with white, puffy clouds but by the time we arrived to their First Look things started to change. The sky turned a dark grey/blue and lightning cracked across the sky off in the distance. In between rain drops and claps of thunder Emily & Ricky braved the elements with smiles and laughter — enjoying every minute they spent together with their wedding party. By the time portraits were over, the skies opened up and a deluge of rain really began…
ABOUT DEB
Known for her profoundly meaningful images, attention to detail and intuitive services, Deb ensures every client feels confident and cared for.
A lifelong resident of Boston's North Shore, Deb is most at home where the sound of the ocean is never far away. When she's not behind the camera, she can be found embracing the simple joys of life with her husband and two children.
Traveling throughout New England, the East Coast, and worldwide, Deborah welcomes the opportunity to artfully tell your story wherever your celebration may take you.
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Through a trusted creative experience rooted in connection, Deborah partners with a select number of clients each year to artfully tell their story, allowing you to remain present while your most meaningful memories are preserved for generations.
