Wedding: Road Trippin', A Tiny Cabin Elopement in the White Mountains
You can celebrate your love story ANY way you want to! We’re always here to remind you that and provide an alternative view of how love stories are really told.
In this styled shoot we broke all the rules, whatever the heck those are anyway.
The story starts with a road trip from Boston into the tall pines and beautiful lakes of the White Mountains in New Hampshire with real couple Abby, Dylan and Wedding Planner Kelly of Kelly Elizabeth Events. This intimate look into a weekend away with a couple was one of my favorite things to shoot last summer! I’m always encouraging couples to have adventure sessions and there’s no place I like visiting more than the White Mountains!
There’s nothing like waking up in bed together and knowing that all you have to do for the day is explore new places with the person you love the most. No agenda, just snuggles, coffee, cards, and pillow fights. Sexy at home sessions and photos of couples in their most natural element result in some of the steamiest and sweetest photos. You can do this for your engagement, anniversary, or just because!
I just loved the shapes, textures, and colors in this retro-styled A-Frame cabin. What a fun Master Bedroom!
Traditional wedding days where the couple get ready separately and either do a first look or see each other for the first time at their ceremonies are absolutely wonderful, but we’re all about doing things your way over here. There is just something about a couple getting ready for their wedding day together that just feels so loving. It’s like watching two people create a home together in themselves. UGH, LOVE IS THE BEST!
For Abby and Dylan we even arranged a little reveal, and caught him seeing her in her dress for the first time. Their reaction is just too cute!
Vendor Team
Creative Production + Photography: @amandamacchiaphoto
Planning + Design: @kellyelizabethevents
Models: @abbybrook31
Dress: @flutterdress
Groom Accessories: @thetiebar
Rings: @tryhitched
Hat: @brixton