Erin and Brandon’s gorgeous autumnal wedding has been published in DIY Weddings Magazine’s Fall 2013 issue!
You can view the online gallery they have up here: http://www.diyweddingsmag.com/real-weddings-erin-brandon-in-laconia-nh/
For the full interview with this fantastic couple, including all the details on how they put together such a fabulous day, buy the issue (there’s an online print version that’s easy to access!)!
Congrats, you two!
Congratulations, Evan and Michelle! Your wedding is featured on DIY Bride today!
http://www.diybride.com/blog/2013/05/08/michelle-evans-diy-new-hampshire-barn-wedding/
Earlier this fall I had a wonderful time with James and Kim at their Bedford Village Inn wedding up in New Hampshire. What a beautiful place! Everything happened at the charming yellow inn and was just gorgeous, from the lush garden ceremony to the fairy light-studded reception. Take a look at all the fun!
See their engagement session!
Wedding Venue: Bedford Village Inn
Florist: Apotheca
Cake: Jacques Pastries
Musicians: Chris Fitz Band
Makeup: Kim Bowen
Hair: Liz Kidder
I am excited to share my brother- and sister-in-law’s wedding! It was a wonderful weekend in New Hampshire and everything was just beautiful. It was such a pleasure to welcome Michelle into the family! She worked so hard on all the gorgeous details and they all came out so well. Some of my favorite moments of the day were Michelle getting ready with all her lovely lady attendants, the ceremony processional with bubbles, the enthusiastic wedding party, the Williams brothers’ impromptu song/speech, a high-five post cake cutting, Michelle’s mom’s reaction to the father-daughter dance, and the Middlebury College tradition of stripping off shirts whenever you hear Madonna’s “Like a Prayer” – that really brought me back! So many good memories. Without further ado … Michelle and Evan!
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Enjoy a little peek of James and Kim and their gorgeous day at the Bedford Village Inn in New Hampshire. It could not have been more beautiful weather or a more perfect day, and their smiles and love made it even better! Have a great honeymoon in Italy, you two!
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I may have gone a bit overboard with this sneak preview, but this is my new sister-in-law, after all! Evan is one of my husband’s brothers, and I was delighted to photograph this wedding over Labor Day Weekend. What an event! You know I love a good farm venue, and this one was so lovely … I have a million more to share (soon, soon!) but for now I’ll just welcome Michelle to the family! Congrats, lovebirds!
Visit Julie Sterling Photography o Facebook for even more of a peek at Evan and Michelle’s Curtis Farm wedding.
I had my first wedding of the season the last weekend in March, working as a second photographer for the amazing Tara of Tara Lynn Sen Photography, and it was a blast! We journeyed up to New Hampshire for the wedding of Lindsay and Sasanka at the beautiful Bedford Village Inn.
The inn was a perfect setting, a classic New England wedding venue. I loved the small details, like fresh flowers on every surface!
Having a second shooter at your wedding can be a great advantage: you get more in every way! More shots, more angles, more innovation, more coverage … as Tara’s second, I could focus on different things and come up with creative ways to cover more for Lindsay and Sasanka. Many of my shots are very different from Tara’s, and that’s a good thing!
I loved the prep time … Tara and I hung out with the bride and her entourage, and then I went to visit with the groom and his. Both camps were a tiny bit nervous and a lot excited and fun to be with!
It’s during this precious prep time that we had the chance to steal the wedding rings and find interesting places and ways to photograph them. Tara did an amazing job with her shots, which you can see on her blog, and here is my fave of mine:
We scampered around the Inn, grabbing shots everywhere, like this one of the ceremony and reception room:
It is a gorgeous place to get married!
Like many couples these days, Lindsay and Sasanka planned to see each other before their ceremony to take care of their couples pictures and formal portraits. After a very sweet first-look, we had so much fun with their spirited friends and family taking photographs outside the Inn!
It was a cold one outside, but what better way to warm up than a kiss?
A dramatic bridal portrait is a must:
Before we knew it, it was ceremony time! Lindsay and her father looked radiant as they proceeded down the aisle:
Lindsay and Sasanka kept cracking each other up at the altar – it was the sweetest!
And after the ceremony comes the party! It was a fun one!
Congrats, Lindsay and Sasanka! It was a night to remember. And thank you, so much, Tara, for having me along for all the fun!
Julie Sterling 