Newlyweds laughing as they walk through their wedding guests who are throwing confetti

Boston wedding photographer

Film wedding photos for humans who DON’T take themselves
too seriously

I’m here to make wedding pictures FUN, keep the vibes HIGH, and photograph ALL the things you were too busy to notice.

Newlyweds holding hands and running in a field
A table with various things laid on it and a red and white table cloth
A person helping someone put on a veil before their wedding

This whole wedding thing got REAL wicked fast, huh?

You’re spending a whole lotta money on ONE DAY while trying to make approximately nine million decisions and, oh yeah, occasionally looking around at the state of the world like… are we seriously doing this right now?!

You can give a damn about what’s happening in the world and STILL be ridiculously excited to marry your person.

You deserve to gather your favorite humans, celebrate something really exciting, and actually let yourself enjoy the HELL out of it.

With me, you don’t have to worry about whether you’re standing correctly, whether we’re getting enough photos, or what the fork I need from you next. Seriously, I’ll handle all the photo stuff; you just be the actual human in the middle of it all.

A close up of someone holding a box of beer
Someone helping a person put on cufflinks

Wedding Photography That doesn’t Take Over Your Wedding

Whether it’s literally just you two or 150 of your favorite humans, there’s a way to photograph this thing.

A couple exchanging rings during their elopement ceremony

True Elopements

Starting at $2,000


Just you, your person, an officiant, and two hours of full-film coverage on 35mm and 120.

Wedding guests passing around a paper chain during a reception

Micro Weddings

Starting at $3,500


For smaller celebrations with up to 25 humans, four hours together, and the whole thing photographed on film.

A parent walking their child down the aisle during their wedding

Hybrid Weddings

Starting at $7,000


Full-day coverage for weddings up to 150 guests, photographed with a mix of film and digital.

Newlyweds smiling at each other with their wedding parties around them

Full Day Analog

Starting at $12,000


For the humans who LOVE film and want to go all in. Your entire wedding photographed on 35mm, 120, and instant film by two photographers for up to 10 hours.

People holding jackets over their head to block out rain

So what happens after you say hell yeah?

1. Tell me EVERYTHING

Fill out my inquiry form and give me the details. From there, we’ll hop on Zoom, do a quick vibe check, and make sure it feels RIGHT.

2. Make it OFFICIAL

If we’re both feeling a big HELL YEAH, I’ll send over a proposal and contract. Sign, pay your deposit, and HUZZAH! You’re booked.

3. Marry your BEST FRIEND!

Before the day, I’ll get to know you both through a questionnaire (and engagement session, if we’re doing one!!), then we’ll have a planning call and get all the photo stuff sorted for your day.

Newlyweds hugging with their guests dancing around them

Holey balloons! Wicked
nice words from a
human I photographed

Mel is absolutely PHENOMENAL. From start to finish what a wonderful warm energy she had - she talked though all our details and really got to know us as a couple.

She spent an entire afternoon and evening with us for our engagement shoot, and spent our entire wedding weekend working at all our events, and getting the most SPLENDID shots. By the end of our experience Mel was much more than a photographer to us.

–Taylor R.

“

Love looks so good on film

Newlyweds sitting forehead to forehead
Newlyweds at their reception holding up glasses in a toast
A close up of someone holding up a cocktail glass in a toast
The shadow of someone holding up a peace sign
A newlywed in a wedding dress sitting at their reception
A bag hanging off of a chair with heels sitting next to it
newlyweds holding hands and walking along the beach

I believe in real life over perfection.

Real life includes ALL kinds of humans, ALL kinds of love, and ALL kinds of families.

You get to just BE in front of my camera. Your day comes first. The film photos make it even more fun.

A newlywed smiling with their partner next to them drinking champagne
newlyweds laughing during their wedding reception

Your photos aren’t the main character.

you are.

I love photography. I love film. I love the weird moments I get to preserve with it.

BUT none of that takes priority over the actual humans standing in front of my camera. Your wedding isn’t happening so I can photograph it. I’m there because your wedding is happening, and that’s worth celebrating. That distinction matters to me.

A newlywed holding up a middle finger while also holding a bouquet and a can of coke zero

So, what kinda humans will be at YOUR wedding?

The cry-at-everything humans? The dance-floor-until-the-lights-come-on humans? The we-don’t-really-know-but-it’ll-still-be-fun humans?

I wanna hear all about it.