Boston Wedding Photography | The Harvard Faculty Club

The Harvard Faculty Club | Boston, MA Weddings

Liz + Sam | 5.30.3010

Everyone that was in attendance will be talking about THE KISS, for quite some time to come. Now we often wonder about the first kiss as man and wife - do people discuss it? Will it be a respectful peck? Or a romantic few second embrace? Or a WOW is that allowed here type of first kiss? I suppose in the tradition, the ceremony of two people coming together to confess their love, recite their vows - the style of kiss has a lot of significance. Maybe I'm reading too much into it.

Liz and Sam just graduated from Harvard, and when I say 'just' I mean only days before the wedding. I'm not sure how they were able to handle final exams, writing their thesis and planning a wedding. But if how the wedding turned out is any indication of their ability to succeed then they can pretty much do anything. Against the backdrop of their church, Christ the King Church, and their new alma mater, they had a beautiful and intimate wedding. Now take a look:































Ceremony: Christ of King Church, Cambridge
Reception: Harvard Faculty Club

Thanks again for having us.

- Randall + Theresa

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Memorial Day | Veteran's Association | Bees

When I received a call from a friend saying his dad needed a few photos taken I replied why not. And how often do you get to stand around with your camera while hundreds of bees fly around you? As it turns out my friend's father, a veteran himself, is helping out the Veteran's Association, by keeping bees and making honey. So when I arrived in shorts and a t-shirt and he was fully covered up - well you can understand I was slightly hesitant....Take a look at a few of my favorites:













Happy belated Memorial Day.

- Randall

Philadelphia Destination Wedding | The Downtown Club

The Downtown Club | Philadelphia, PA Weddings

Shannon + Josh | 5.22.10

What is it about historic architecture and beautiful people in formal wear that just beckons to be photographed together? Theresa and I had an amazing time traveling to Philly for Shannon + Josh's wedding at the Downtown Club and Independence Park. We were lucky to meet them back when we were living in Monterey, CA and we knew right away that relaxed, fun people = a relaxed and fun wedding. Thank you again for having us. Now take a look at a few of our favorites:









































- Randall + Theresa

Venue: The Downtown Club
Dress: Pronovias 'Radiante'
Florist: Diane Suder
DJ: EBE Entertainment - Matt Ostroff
Videographer: Glass Slipper Productions

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Philadelphia Wedding Photography | Scouting Days

Theresa and I just returned from our Philadelphia adventure this past weekend to photograph another amazing wedding. Thank you Shannon and Josh for having us!! It was a blast to put it mildly. We were able to get a flair for another great, historic city (besides Boston) and we were lucky to be blessed with beautiful, dramatic light the entire time we were there. Here's quite a few shots we like from our pre-wedding day scouting (click on the link to check them out):

Philly

We'll post our favorites from the wedding in the next couple days so check back.

Any favorites?? Leave us a comment - we'd love to hear it...

- Randall + Theresa

Boston Brain Tumor Ride 2010

Yesterday was the 16th Annual Boston Brain Tumor Ride, an amazing event put together by the National Brain Tumor Society to raise awareness and to build a greater sense of community about the issue of brain tumor's. So many have been affected by brain tumors, or have known someone who has a tumor or have lost a loved one to a brain tumor. And yet, these strong people showed up yesterday to do the 10, 25 or 50 mile bike ride in someone's memory.

I heard about the event on NPR, of course, and thought what a good opportunity it would be to volunteer our photography services. This issue is so relevant and personal to us and I was glad to be a very small part of the day. You may or not know I lost my father to a brain tumor in 2001, and my mother developed a brain tumor a few years ago which is now in remission thanks to the routine chemotherapy she undergoes every 6 weeks or so. Theresa also lost her mother to cancer and we are both thankful to organizations like the Brain Tumor Society that fight to help find a cure. It was truly amazing to hear people's stories yesterday, and in the face of real tragedy, see the hope that still remained.

For more information about the Brain Tumor Society or the Bike Ride Event here are some links:

Brian Tumor Society

Brain Tumor Bike Ride

Thanks to everyone for making this so successful. Now take a look:





























This was a quick shot of all the survivors that we there at the event.




Here's a few of the great people from the Brain Tumor Society that make this happen.


- Randall + Theresa