Amelia and Brad’s engagement session took place at the beautiful Moshup Beach in Aquinnah, where the cliffs and soft coastal light created the perfect setting for their photos. They will be getting married this May at Lambert’s Cove Beach, and I’m so excited to document their wedding day! Officially starting the countdown!
Read MoreHayden rented the lighthouse from the Martha’s Vineyard Museum for a private hour and planned the sweetest surprise. As he and Lexi walked toward the lighthouse, she had no idea her family was hidden behind the dunes, waiting.
Read MoreMatt proposed to Marina in front of the Gay Head Lighthouse in Aquinnah, a place deeply special to her where she grew up coming to the island. We continued the session at Moshup Beach, surrounded by cliffs, ocean, and winter light. I felt like their story photos looked so nostalgic, honest, and raw in black and white, the kind of moments that feel timeless and deeply real.
Read MoreJack proposed to Taylor at Edgartown Lighthouse Beach, and toward the end of the session, the sky turned the softest shade of pink. As the sun dipped lower, the light wrapped around them in the most romantic way, making the moment feel even more unreal.
Read MoreOur engagement session was all about fun and laughter, because that’s when we feel most connected. We started at Philbin Beach and ended the evening with a picnic and sunset watching at Moshup Beach in Aquinnah. It felt relaxed, joyful, and very us.
Read MoreJacob planned his proposal at Moshup and Philbin Beach in Aquinnah, a place that felt quiet, meaningful, and true to who they are. As the sun dipped into the ocean, the cliffs glowed with warm light, creating the perfect backdrop for a moment that felt intimate and unhurried.
Read MoreTheir engagement session took place in Edgartown, starting behind the bookstore café where we met for a drink at the bar before taking a stroll along North Water Street and ending at Edgartown Lighthouse Beach. They wanted the session to feel effortless and natural, allowing them to simply be themselves and resulting in timeless, beautiful images that truly capture them as a couple.
Read MoreDana and Alec’s engagement session took place at Moshup Beach and Philbin Beach in Aquinnah, two locations that capture the natural beauty and relaxed energy of Martha’s Vineyard. From the start, they wanted photos that felt happy, fun, natural, sweet, and full of love. Laughter came easily, and their connection felt effortless throughout the session.
Read MoreBrittney and Patrick’s engagement session took place early in the morning at Moshup Beach and Philbin Beach in Aquinnah, when Up-Island is at its quietest and most magical. The sky was a soft blue, there wasn’t a single person on the beach, and it felt like they had the entire island to themselves.
Read MoreTheir engagement session began at their summer home in Edgartown. They shared a glass of wine, danced together, and savored the beauty of spring blossoms. From there, they wandered to Edgartown Lighthouse Beach, stopping along North Water Street to capture moments before reaching the lighthouse
Read MoreMartha’s Vineyard has become our home base and safe haven a place where we unplug, slow down, and simply enjoy being together. We love the simple things: workouts, cooking dinner, dive bars for beers, long walks, and quiet nights in. Shelby proposed just the two of us, in a bar we love, perfectly us.
Read MoreSo for our anniversary this year, we found the perfect spot: Menemsha at sunset, oysters in hand, watching the world slow down around us. It felt like a pause, a quiet celebration of where we are in this chapter of our life together, surrounded by beauty, love, and our favorite little rituals.
Read MoreSome love stories feel like they were meant to unfold by the sea—and that’s certainly true for Jameson and me. We met swimming together in college, and five years later, we’re still drawn to the water. Whether it’s a swim at the beach, a walk with our dogs, or a round of golf together, we feel most connected when we’re outside, laughing, talking, and just being ourselves.
Read MoreTips for Planning Your Proposal Photos. Choose a Meaningful Location. Pick a spot that’s special to you both—someplace scenic, personal, or sentimental. Beaches, lighthouses, gardens, or even your favorite walk all make for beautiful backdrops.
Read MoreAs the sun dipped low over the harbor, casting a golden glow across Edgartown Lighthouse Beach, Scott knelt down with the water at their backs and forever in his heart. The golden hour light wrapped them in warmth as Elena said yes—an unspoken promise carried on the breeze and echoed in the waves. With the lighthouse standing tall behind them, it felt like time paused, just for a moment, to witness the beginning of something beautiful.
Read MoreWe had a great time exploring different locations on the island, from Philbin Beach to the stunning cliffs at Moshup Beach. It was a joy to see them again and document their love! As I edited their photographs, I was inspired to create a cinematic style that truly captured the love and happiness they share.
Read MoreCaroline recently shared some photo inspirations with me that were taken on film. The nostalgic feel and timeless quality inspired me to document their engagement using both film and digital photography.
Read MoreChristopher chose the beautiful Moshup Beach in Aquinnah to propose to Jessica. Moshup Beach is known for its stunning cliffs and peaceful atmosphere, making it the perfect setting for a romantic moment.
Read MoreJoe had been planning the perfect moment to propose to Jane for months. He knew that the East Chop Beach in Oak Bluffs was the ideal spot - the sunset views over the ocean were simply breathtaking. Oak Bluffs is a charming town located on Martha's Vineyard, known for its colorful gingerbread cottages and bustling harbor. It's a popular destination for couples looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Read MoreThe love and excitement that radiated from the couple was palpable as they embraced and celebrated their engagement against the stunning coastal scenery of Edgartown. It was a moment that will be cherished forever, and I am grateful to have been able to document it through my lens.
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