Despite
living down the street from the Inn on Peaks Island and having shot my
fair share of weddings there, I still love it. For me, there is a
beautiful harmony of shooting the familiar and being challenged to see
that same familiar more creatively and in a different way each time I am
there. Lyndsay and Anthony's wedding was a perfect day full of happy
moments for me to document. These two were so laid-back and cute
together. I loved seeing them interact with each other as well as the
family and friends they had present to celebrate their big day with.
There is an ease about this couple and it rubbed off on everyone
throughout the festivities, including myself! I was impressed to learn
that Anthony not only has comedic skills, he also dabbles in design as
the ceremony programs were all his doing.
Although St. Christopher's Church was a tad toasty (it was one of those days my cameras were slipping from my hands it was so hot!), Father Lou conducted a wonderful ceremony. The reception tent might have looked the prettiest I've seen it. Judy of Flora Fauna did a beautiful job. I was happy to meet DJ Jon and learn he is the brains behind the weekly '80s night at Bubba's Sulky Lounge. He was a pleasure to work with, looked sharp in his three-piece suit, and spun some great tunes that kept guests on the dance floor. Anthony's mother Jeannette took three days to bake the traditional Italian cookies for both the rehearsal dinner and wedding! She forced me to take some home so, of course, I had to oblige! I got so sidetracked loading up on the cookies, I forgot about grabbing a Drumstick from the Haagen-Dazs freezer Lyndsay and Anthony had rolled in. But I guarantee, Jeannette's cookies were the better choice. Lyndsay and Anthony, thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of your wedding weekend! I loved every minute of it and am truly happy for you two. I hope you enjoy your trip to Italy later this year! My Irish-Sicilian father (who of course identifies with his Sicilian side often, despite actually being more Irish) would be jealous. Have a blast and, again, congratulations on your marriage!
Although St. Christopher's Church was a tad toasty (it was one of those days my cameras were slipping from my hands it was so hot!), Father Lou conducted a wonderful ceremony. The reception tent might have looked the prettiest I've seen it. Judy of Flora Fauna did a beautiful job. I was happy to meet DJ Jon and learn he is the brains behind the weekly '80s night at Bubba's Sulky Lounge. He was a pleasure to work with, looked sharp in his three-piece suit, and spun some great tunes that kept guests on the dance floor. Anthony's mother Jeannette took three days to bake the traditional Italian cookies for both the rehearsal dinner and wedding! She forced me to take some home so, of course, I had to oblige! I got so sidetracked loading up on the cookies, I forgot about grabbing a Drumstick from the Haagen-Dazs freezer Lyndsay and Anthony had rolled in. But I guarantee, Jeannette's cookies were the better choice. Lyndsay and Anthony, thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of your wedding weekend! I loved every minute of it and am truly happy for you two. I hope you enjoy your trip to Italy later this year! My Irish-Sicilian father (who of course identifies with his Sicilian side often, despite actually being more Irish) would be jealous. Have a blast and, again, congratulations on your marriage!
Please visit the emilie inc. blog to read and view more photos from Lyndsay and Anthony's beautiful wedding on Peaks Island!
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