I had the absolute pleasure of photographing Caroline & Cornelius’s wedding last weekend at a private home up in Gloucester, Ma. I wish I had words to explain how incredible these two people, their friends, and family are. You just had to be there. A couple points that you will find interesting: The men’s boutineers are custom made dolphin pins to match the trim on the family house. They have hosted 4 family weddings here, and each time they repaint a little boat called the “S.S. Matrimony” with the couple’s name (too much!). Cornelius went for a ceremonial dip in the ocean before the wedding, jumping from the same rock that his grandfather jumped from every morning and every evening, no matter the weather. Caroline found her beautiful dress at a non-profit that sells samples and then donates the profits to charity. Love. Them.





Cornelius’ expression as he sees Caroline for the first time is killing me here.


It had been raining non-stop here for 2 weeks and the morning of the wedding into the afternoon there was gorgeous sunlight and warmth. However! After the ceremony the fog started to roll in (which I think is equally as beautiful)!










LOVELY!:)
Gorgeous, A Rob!!! The B & W off their first kiss made me tear up a bit. Great shots, lady! xoxo
Beautiful! Love the house and the boat – and everything!
ALEX!!!!! Words fail. You are amazing – it was so much fun to have you with us, and these shots are just fantastic (like we knew they would be.) Thank you for your wonderful talent, your warmth and smile, and your very hard work. What a gift you’ve given us. xoxox C. & C.
These photos are absolutely wonderful and capture the fun, classy, touching, and fantastic wedding for what it truly felt like. Wow!
This looked like such a super sweet wedding!
Gorgeousness !
I swoon.
fantastic shots of a fantastic looking day.
~the children running around the bride is such a wonderful capture
These photos are beautiful. I just love them.– And the ones on the Snippet&Ink site. Wow.
Alexandra, these are the Most Romantic shots of a Most Romantic Wedding! Thank you So Much! An event never to be forgotten. A couple much to admire, that day and forever.
The day our son Alexander (:)) was married to Joby Twigg just outside the Studio (stone cottage where C and C were staying), our cousin Gordon Marshall (and Kathy and sibs) first painted that washed up boat, filling it with white sand and red roses. It was so beautiful, loving and fanciful,when I first spotted it as I approached the ceremony I nearly burst into tears. Treasured Memories.
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